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Have a safe, happy and fun 4th of July!

On The COverJuly 2012

COnTenTs 2–3 . . . Program Highlights0–6 . . . Primetime Listings (All Programs are Closed Captioned)

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Follow this portrait of a man touched by injustice as a child, who then dedicatd his life to fighting discrimi-nation and inequity as a lawyer, judge and teacher. This compelling biography, told through a combination of archival footage and interviews, charts Cruz Reynoso's humble origins, his appointment to the California Supreme Court (the first Latino justice to serve in the state's highest court) and more recently his leadership on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

Cruz Reynoso: Sowing the Seeds of Justice

Sunday, July 1 at 8:00 pm

Reflect on the last 50 years in African-American art by exploring the influences, inspirations and experiences of black artists. Beginning at the height of the Civil Rights Era and leading up to the present, it provides a truthful, unflinching look at often-ignored artists and their progeny. Impressionistic video collages showcase the wide variety, both thematically and stylistically, of contemporary pieces of black artists working in the genres of illustration, abstraction and surrealism, among others.

Follow the story of struggle and the ultimate triumph of the brave African-American soldiers who served their country during WWII. The "Tuskegee Airmen" program, a controversial military initiative designed to measure African-Americans' competence for flying the engines of war, features the stories of the more than 40 aviators from western Pennsylvania during the war, as well as those who kept the planes in the air.

Colored Frames

Fly Boys: Western Pennsylvania's Tuskegee Airmen

Every year on the 4th of July the United States of America celebrates Independence Day. Communities from coast to coast commemorate the day in 1776 when the Conti-nental Congress proclaimed America's freedom from British rule. Join Burt Wolf for a fascinating trip to Boston where the American Revolution began, witness the spot where the Declaration of Independence was first read to the citizens of Boston, and enjoy one of the best firework shows in the world.

Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom


Wednesday, July 4 at 8:00 pm


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Celebrate the human-animal bond with positive, uplifting stories about shelter pets and their new homes. Every year, more than 4 million dogs and cats are eutha-nized in America's shelters. Discover the success stories that bring more people into the shelters to give these incredible animals a second chance, and how shelter pets are helping our returning War Veterans cope with debili-tating injuriesand are teaching inmates new life lessons. Follow a shelter pet being rescued from the streets and his journey through the shelters to his new home.

Shelter Me

A recreation of the final flight of Amelia Earhart, the noted aviation pioneer whose historic 1937 trip around the world ended in her tragic disappearance. Based on "World Flight 1937," Texas aviator Linda Finch's honorary recreation of Earhart's planned flight. With rare accredi-tation from the Smithisonian Institution, this informative program uses archival footage and interviews with Earhart and theories as to what actually occurred during that deadly flight.

Patrick Henry's impassioned plea at the second Virginia Convention of 1775, "Give me liberty or give me death," defined the American Revolution. See this seminal moment in American history with experts' commentary on the events preceding the second Virginia Convention and dramatic re-enactments of the historic moments that followed. Historians also explain the lasting signifi-cance of the convention and Henry's stirring speech.

The Final Hours: Amelia Earhart's Last Flight

Liberty or Death


Tuesday, July 31 at 8:30 pm


Go behind-the-scenes for a tour of the Washington, D.C. July 4th Celebration, featuring one of the largest and most colorfol fireworks displays in the world. Follow every step in the renowned fireworks production. It opens in China as the crew observes the making of fireworks and dazzling new pyrotechnic effects. One the fireworks are shipped to the U.S., an army of technicians undertake the delicate and dangerous tasks of setting up thousands of explosives-filled mortar tubes in preparation for the spectacular display.

3, 2, 1 Fireworks

Wednesday, July 4 at 8:30 pm

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )4

The tradition continues at College of San Mateo with classes offered during the day, at night and online.

Apply now! Fall semester begins August 20.

collegeofsanmateo.edu • (650) 574-6165

Celebrating 90 Years of Educational Excellence

J u l y 2 0 1 2 510:30a KNITTING DAILY

Go Global

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Wood Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Embellisher Magic

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Squeegee

12:30p CRUZ REYNOSO: SOWING THE SEEDS OF JUSTICE See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/1 at 8:00pm, 7/2 at 2:00am)

1:30p COLORED FRAMES See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/1 at 9:00pm, 7/2 at 3:00am)

2:30p FLY BOYS: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA’S TUSKEGEE AIRMEN See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/1 at 10:00pm, 7/2 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Grandpa’s Barn

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Trendy Jewels

4:30p BIZ KID$ Learning From Failure

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK 15-Minute Fajitas

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Informational Interviewing & Networking

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Muscle Beach

8:00p ONE STEP BEYOND The VisionWWI soldiers experience something which causes them to walk away from the fight. During their court-martial, each gives a differing account of what he saw, which seems im-possible to believe. (R 7/3 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

sunday 1 6:00a SIT AND BE FIT

6:30a BODY ELECTRIC

7:00a CLASSICAL STRETCH: THE ESMONDE TECHNIQUE

7:30a HEALING QUEST

8:00a LEADING GEN

8:30a KATIE BROWN WORKSHOP Dressing Up The Ordinary

9:00a MY GENERATION The Art Of Ading

9:30a INSIDE E STREET Dying Well

10:00a WOODTURNING WORKSHOP Banksia Pod Box

10:30a AMERICAN WOODSHOP Post And Beam Joinery

11:00a TRUTH ABOUT MONEY WITH RIC EDELMAN

11:30a PRIMAL GRILL WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN Kebabs Of The World Unite

12:00 ROAD TRIP Chico

1:00p DESERT SPEAKS Ecuador’s Fog Forest: Mists Over The Desert

1:30p GLOBE TREKKER Globe Trekker Food Hour: Morocco The camel market in Casablanca and delicacies in the High Atlas Moun-tains are highlighted. (R 7/1 at 3:00am)

2:30p ROADTRIP NATION The team meets stand-up comedian Joe Rogan and actor Craig Robinson, star of “The Office.” (R 7/1 at 4:00am)

3:00p OPENROAD Dalton Highway Towns are visited on Doug’s way to the Arctic Ocean including a village in Alaska’s Brooks Range. (R 7/1 at 4:30pm)

3:30p OUT OF IRELAND

4:00p QUILT IN A DAY Irish Chain, Part 2

4:30p GARDEN SMART

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p SECOND OPINION Diabetes Prevention

6:00p BAY AREA VISTA

6:30p MOYERS & COMPANY

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Squeegee

8:00p CRUZ REYNOSO: SOWING THE SEEDS OF JUSTICE See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/2 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

9:00p COLORED FRAMES RSee Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/2 at 3:00am & 1:00pm)

10:00p FLY BOYS: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA’S TUSKEGEE AIRMEN See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/2 at 4:00am & 2:00pm)

11:00p MILLER CENTER FORUMS David O. Stewart - “American Emperor: Aaron Burr’s Challenge To Jefferson’s America”Stewart describes Aaron Burr as a figure who shook the nation’s foundations in its earliest decades. (R 7/2 at 5:00am)

MOnday 2 6:00a MORNING CUP OF JAZZ

7:00a CREATIVE LIVING

7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Baby On The Way

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Winter Gardens

8:30a POWER YOGA: MIND AND BODY

9:00a BODY ELECTRIC

9:30a SIT AND BE FIT


D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )68:30p ONE STEP BEYOND

The Aerialist Did the paralyzed acrobat save his son from falling from the trapeze from his hospital bed? (R 7/3 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p INSPECTOR MORSE Death Of The Self, Part 1 Chief Superintendent Strange sends Morse and Lewis to Italy to investigate the murder of an Englishwoman. The Italian verdict is accidental death, but at inquest her husband questions the decision. (R 7/2 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PRIME SUSPECT The Lost Child, Part 2 A convicted child-molester who has been through therapy, is dating a woman with two daughters. What his therapy videotape reveals about his warped view of little girls turns the stomach, yet the therapist says Hughes wouldn’t have committed this particular crime. If he didn’t do it, though, who did? (R 7/3 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Country Creek

11:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Open Window An artist forsees the attempted suicide of a neighbor several times. (R 7/3 at 5:30am)

Tuesday 3 6:00a MORNING CUP OF JAZZ


7:30a FOR YOUR HOME It’s New, It’s Trendy

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME A Capital Idea


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Get Shorty

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Vintage & Art Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Shaping Trims

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Muscle Beach

12:30p ONE STEP BEYOND The VisionWWI soldiers experience something which causes them to drop their weapons and walk away from the fight. During their court-martial, each gives his differing account of what he saw, which seems impossible to believe. (R 7/2 at 8:00pm, 7/3 at 2:00am)

1:00p ONE STEP BEYOND The Aerialist Did the paralyzed acrobat save his son from falling from the trapeze from his hospital bed? (R 7/2 at 8:30pm, 7/3 at 2:30am)

1:30p INSPECTOR MORSE Death Of The Self, Part 1 Chief Superintendent Strange sends Morse and Lewis to Italy to investigate the murder of an Englishwoman. The Italian verdict is accidental death, but at inquest her husband questions the decision. (R 7/2 at 9:00pm, 7/3 at 3:00am)

2:30p PRIME SUSPECT The Lost Child, Part 2 A convicted child-molester who has been through therapy, is dating a woman with two daughters. What his therapy videotape reveals about his warped view of little girls turns the stomach, yet the therapist says Hughes wouldn’t have committed this par-ticular crime. If he didn’t do it, though, who did? (R 7/2 at 10:00pm, 7/3 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Country Creek

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Year Round Parties

4:30p BIZ KID$ What Is A Biz Kid?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Doggie Treats

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Evaluating Career Options

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p ROAD TRIP Eureka

8:30p FIRST 70 An inspiring journey through California to visit the 70 majestic state parks set to close in 2012. (R 7/4 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p AFGHANISTAN: THE SURGE A look at the Afghanistan war reveals how the Taliban uses simple IEDs to cripple Marine mobil-ity. (R 7/4 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Storm’s A Comin’

11:30p INNER COMPASS Speaking Of Faith After graduating from seminary, Krista Tippett created her own public radio interview show. (R 7/4 at 5:30am)

Wednesday 4 6:00a MORNING CUP OF JAZZ


7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Backyard Makeover, Part 1

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Garden Home


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC

J u l y 2 0 1 2 79:30a SIT AND BE FIT


10:30a KNITTING DAILY Quite Effective

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Crystal Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Continuous Border Embroidery

12:00 ROAD TRIP Eureka

1:00p FIRST 70 An inspiring journey through California to visit the 70 majestic state parks set to close in 2012. (R 7/3 at 8:30pm, 7/4 at 2:30am)

1:30p AFGHANISTAN: THE SURGE A look at the Afghanistan war reveals how the Taliban uses simple IEDs to cripple Marine mobility. (R 7/3 at 9:00pm, 7/4 at 3:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Storm’s A Comin’

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Kitchen Crafting

4:30p BIZ KID$ What Is Money?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK French Crepes

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Overcoming Barriers To Employment

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Amador County Fair

8:00p BURT WOLF: TASTE OF FREEDOM Independence Day See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/5 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p 3,2,1 FIREWORKS See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/5 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p LIBERTY OR DEATH See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/5 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Diagnostics For All, Self-Administered Diagnostic Experts consider the cutting edge technology of diagnostic testing a game changer for global health. (R 7/5 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MAKE: Music Machines Meet Tim Kaiser, a maker who fashions experimen-tal musical instruments from scavenged objects. (R 7/5 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Blue River

11:30p IDEAS IN ACTION WITH JIM GLASSMAN Jockeying For Space On America’s Public Airwaves According to some experts, the plethora of gadgets taking up capac-ity on the digital spectrum means we will run out of space soon. How can we regulate the airwaves to insure everyone gets equal access? Should we? (R 7/5 at 5:30am)

Thursday 5 6:00a MORNING CUP OF JAZZ


7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Backyard Makeover, Part 2

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Subtle Screens


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Fearless Knit & Crochet

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Heart Shaped Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Basic Heirloom

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Amador County Fair

12:30p BURT WOLF: TASTE OF FREEDOM Independence Day See Highlight on page 2 for details. (R 7/4 at 8:00pm, 7/5 at 2:00am)

1:00p 3,2,1 FIREWORKS See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/4 at 8:30pm, 7/5 at 2:30am)

1:30p LIBERTY OR DEATH See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/4 at 9:00pm, 7/5 at 3:00am)

2:30p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Diagnostics For All, Self-Administered Diagnostic Experts consider the cutting edge technology of diagnostic testing a game changer for global health. (R 7/4 at 10:00pm. 7/5 at 4:00am)

3:00p MAKE: Music Machines Meet Tim Kaiser, a maker who fashions experimen-tal musical instruments from scavenged objects. (R 7/4 at 10:30pm, 7/5 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Blue River

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Personal Space

4:30p BIZ KID$ How Do You Get Money?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Peanut Butter Apple Puffs

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )86:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE

Lifelong Learning

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Lighthouses

8:00p ROADTRIP NATION At the University of Oklahoma, the team meets Mike Biggerstaff, a professor of meteorol-ogy. (R 7/6 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Oaxaca, Mexico Tour the ancient settle-ments of the Zapotecs and learn about their crafts, food and culture. (R 7/6 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p LAND OF THE DRAGON King GesarFor thousands of years, King Gesar has impacted the daily lives of Tibetans and Mongolians. Poems, operas, and artworks have been created to commemorate him. Learn about the man whose story is so grand and so revered that it is the last living epic in the world. (R 7/6 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p TRADESMEN: MAKING AN ART OF WORK Get a real and unflinching look at the lives and work of the modern tradesman and examine the socioeconomic topics related to the modern blue-collar craftsman. (R 7/6 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/24 at 9:30pm, 7/25 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:30p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Discover the farms, fields & honky tonks that form the roots of a branch of American country music. (R 7/6 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Majestic Pine


Friday 6 6:00a MORNING CUP OF JAZZ


7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Quick Decorating Ideas

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Music And Daffodils


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Fashion Forward

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Pearls

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Whimsical Trims

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Lighthouses

12:30p ROADTRIP NATION At the University of Oklahoma, meet Mike Biggerstaff, a professor of meteorology. (R 7/5 at 8:00pm, 7/6 at 2:00am)

1:00p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Oaxaca, Mexico Tour the ancient settle-ments of the Zapotecs and learn about their crafts, food and culture. (R 7/5 at 8:30pm, 7/6 at 2:30am)

1:30p LAND OF THE DRAGON King GesarFor thousands of years, King Gesar has impacted the daily lives of Tibetans and Mongolians. Poems, operas, and artworks have been created to commemorate him. Learn about the man whose story is so grand and so revered that it is the last living epic in the world. (R 7/5 at 9:00pm, 7/6 at 3:00am)

2:00p TRADESMEN: MAKING AN ART OF WORK Get a real and unflinching look at the lives and work of the modern tradesman and examine the socio-economic topics related to the modern blue-collar craftsman. (R 7/5 at 9:30pm, 7/6 at 3:30am, 7/24 at 9:30pm, 7/25 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

3:00p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Discover the farms, fields & honky tonks that form the roots of a branch of American country music. (R 7/5 at 10:30pm, 7/6 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Majestic Pine

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Just Have Fun

4:30p BIZ KID$ What Can You Do With Money?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Personal Pizzas

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Introduction To Career Planning & Implementation

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD San Francisco Cemeteries

8:00p RED GREEN SHOW Cell Hell Red gets free cell phones and tries to make them work without signing up for cellular service. (R 7/7 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p ON STORY Academy Award-winning director Sydney Pollack (Out of Africa, Tootsie,The Way We Were) and NYPD Blue and Deadwood creator David Milch discuss the inspiration behind creating classic film and television charac-ters. (R 7/7 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

J u l y 2 0 1 2 99:00p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS

Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles The songwriter performs live set stalwarts, includ-ing “Daniel Lee” and “Diablito.” (R 7/7 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Girl PowerThe Planning Lady and Charlotte’s Red are two award-winning films that illustrate girl power. (R 7/7 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Rocky Mountain Adventures virtuoso Bela Fleck and explores the lifestyle of the Denver area. (R 7/7 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Voices From The DesertShowcases a concert of The Idan Raichel Project at the foot of the magnificent “Solomon’s Pillars.” (R 7/7 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Mountain

11:30p THEATER TALK TBA

saTurday 7 6:00a SIT AND BE FIT

6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEEN THE LINES WITH BARRY KIBRICK Leonard Mlodinow (Physicist) Subliminal

8:00a JERRY YARNELL SCHOOL OF FINE ART

8:30a BEAUTY OF OIL PAINTING WITH GARY AND KATHWREN JENKINS Rose Trellis

9:00a ART 2 ART

9:30a GARDEN SMART

10:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Structure At Moss Mountain

10:30a GROWING A GREENER WORLD Echo - Helping Underdeveloped Countries Grow Their Own Food

11:00a NEW SCANDINAVIAN COOKING Western Norway: A World Of Apples

11:30a ZONYA’S HEALTH BITES New Taste For An Old Story: Updating The Low-Fat Message

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD San Francisco Cemeteries

12:30p RED GREEN SHOW Cell Hell Red gets free cell phones and tries to make them work without signing up for cellular service. (R 7/6 at 8:00pm, 7/7 at 2:00am)

1:00p ON STORY Academy Award-winning director Sydney Pollack (Out of Africa, Tootsie,The Way We Were) and NYPD Blue and Deadwood creator David Milch discuss the inspiration behind creating classic film and television characters. (R 7/6 at 8:30pm, 7/7 at 2:30am)

1:30p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles The songwriter performs live set stalwarts, includ-ing “Daniel Lee” and “Diablito.” (R 7/6 at 9:00pm, 7/7 at 3:00am)

2:00p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Girl PowerThe Planning Lady and Charlotte’s Red are two award-winning films that illustrate girl power. (R 7/6 at 9:30pm, 7/7 at 3:30am)

2:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Rocky Mountain Adventures Meet banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck and explores the lifestyle of the Denver area. (R 7/6 at 10:00pm, 7/7 at 4:00am)

3:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Voices From The DesertShowcases a concert of The Idan Raichel Project at the foot of the magnifi-cent “Solomon’s Pillars.” (R 7/6 at 10:30pm, 7/7 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Mountain

4:00p TEEN KIDS NEWS

4:30p TRAVEL WITH KIDS Ireland: The Castles And Cliffs Of County Clare

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Napa Valley, California

6:00p NATURAL HEROES Nora!

6:30p WOODSMITH SHOP Mobile Shop Cart

7:00p TRAVELSCOPE Alberta, Canada - The Canadian Rockies

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Hetch Hetchy

8:30p DESERT SPEAKS Hummingbirds: From Desert To Jungle Observe some of the unusual and gentle methods researchers use to study these delicate creatures. (R 7/8 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p GLOBE TREKKER Globe Trekker Special: World War II In The PacificKey locations in the Pacific, including Pearl Harbor, Micronesia and Bikini Island are explored. (R 7/8 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )1010:00p ROADTRIP NATION

The team meets a toy maker, a blind motiva-tional speaker and chef and restaurant owner Rick Moonen. (R 7/8 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p OPENROAD Manta Ray Drive Dive with Manta Rays and Holua sled into nature on the grassy slopes of Hawaii’s Parker Ranch. (R 7/14 at 10:30pm, 7/15 at 4:30am)


11:30p INNERVIEWS WITH ERNIE MANOUSE Gene KranzAs a NASA flight director and manager, Kranz helped save the lives of the Apollo 13 astronauts. (R 7/8 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a HEALING QUEST

8:00a LEADING GEN

8:30a KATIE BROWN WORKSHOP Circus Party

9:00a MY GENERATION Secrets Of Success

9:30a INSIDE E STREET

10:00a WOODTURNING WORKSHOP Segmented Vessel, Part 1

10:30a AMERICAN WOODSHOP Scroll Saw Inlays


11:30a PRIMAL GRILL WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN Make No Mis-Steak

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Hetch Hetchy

1:00p DESERT SPEAKS Hummingbirds: From Desert To Jungle Observe some of the unusual and gentle methods researchers use to study these delicate creatures. (R 7/7 at 8:30pm, 7/8 at 2:30am)

1:30p GLOBE TREKKER Globe Trekker Special: World War II In The PacificKey locations in the Pacific, including Pearl Harbor, Micronesia and Bikini Island are explored. (R 7/7 at 9:00pm, 7/8 at 3:00am)

2:30p ROADTRIP NATION The team meets a toy maker, a blind motiva-tional speaker and chef and restaurant owner Rick Moonen. (R 7/7 at 10:00pm, 7/8 at 4:00am)

3:00p OPENROAD Manta Ray Drive Dive with Manta Rays and Holua sled into nature on the grassy slopes of Hawaii’s Parker Ranch. (R 7/8 at 4:30am)


4:00p QUILT IN A DAY Grandmother’s Flower Garden

4:30p GARDEN SMART

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p SECOND OPINION Art Of Diagnosis



7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Skunk Train

8:00p PIONEERS IN AVIATION: THE RACE TO THE MOON The Early Years Details the birth of aviation from the Wright Brothers’ earliest flights to the turbulent 1920s. (R 7/9 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

9:00p MANIFEST DESTINY Focuses on the Spanish-American War of 1898 when the United States set out to free Cuba from Spain. (R 7/9 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p CHOOSING WISDOM: THE PATH THROUGH ADVERSITY Researchers question whether suffering and adversity can lead to positive “post-traumatic growth.” (R 7/9 at 4:00am & 2:30pm, 7/31 at 9;30pm)

11:00p MILLER CENTER FORUMS Theda Skocpol - “The Tea Party And The Remaking Of Republican Conservatism”Harvard professor Theda Skocpol’s focus is on U.S. public policy and citizen participation. (R 7/9 at 5:00am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME The Green Market

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Triumphant Tulips


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Knit & Purl Magic

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Beaded Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Button Academy

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Skunk Train

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RIVERWALK JAZZSunday at 6 pm

7/1 At the Jazz Band Ball: Jazz Classics Live from the Stanford Jazz Workshop

7/8 Behind Every Great Man: Lil Hardin and Louis Armstrong

7/15 Remembering Ralph Sutton: Long Way From St. Louis

7/22 Fats, Hoagy and WC Handy: Music Made in America

7/29 The Test of Time: A Century of Song

THE ANNALS OF JAZZ WITH RICHARD HADLOCKSundayS at 7 pm

The sound of surprise describes both jazz itself and the enduring premise of "The Annals of Jazz." Since 1959, host Richard Hadlock has been improvising on historical themes and bringing forth worthy performers—from Armstrong to Zorn. Each Sunday, we may find Annals in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Back of Town anywhere.

I'M TALKIN' JAZZ Sunday at 8 am

7/1 Guitarist/Singer John Pizzarelli with Alisa Clancy

7/8 Saxophonist Dave Liebman with Chris Cortez

7/15 Bassist Ron Carter with Melanie Berzon

7/22 Guitarist Calvin Keys with Mal Sharpe

7/29 Pianist Ben Storolow with Alisa Clancy

An intimate glimpse at the most famous marriage in jazz history. Lil Hardin shares stories of her life with Louis Armstrong and tells how their work together helped propel him to stardom. The Jim Cullum Jazz Band adds their musical touch with repertoire from Armstrong’s Hot Fives and Hot Seven.

The Jim Cullum Jazz Band, captured live at the Stanford Jazz Workshop in California, performs a high-energy concert of traditional jazz classics from old New Orleans and 1920s’ Chicago.

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IN THE MOMENT WITH JIM bENNETTSunday at 8 pm

7/1 The Jazzschool Alumni Band

7/8 Omar Sosa

7/15 Cathy Segal-Garcia and Michael Coleman

7/22 The Patrick Wolff Sextet

7/29 Sarah Wilson's Ensemble

THE JAZZ DECADES WITH RAY SMITHSunday at 11 pm

7/1 Songs of Neil Moret a.k.a. Charles Daniels 1901-1928

7/8 Clarinet Contrasts: Bechet, Herman & Senter

7/15 Joe Daresnbourg, Sutton & McShann, Fletcher Henderson, Tiny Hill

7/22 Jaques Gauthe, Fred Waring, The Washingtonians, Cliff Edwards, Sidney Bechet, Cab Calloway, Ma Rainie, Miss J. Hurt, Boyd Senter, Frank Hutchinson, Jack Linx

7/29 Bob Anderson, Isham Jones, Perry Bradford, The Georgia Strutters

The Jazzschool Alumni Band reunited for this special concert at the Jazzschool in Berkeley on January 5th, 2012. Featuring Sam Priven, Jillian Ryan, Calvin Barthel, Tad Nicol, Nick Lamb, Grant Miliken, Josh Shpak, Chris Jeffries, Erik Shiboski and John Spencer.

Trumpeter and vocalist Sarah Wilson's (pictured) Ensemble, recorded May 29th, at Koret Auditorium in the de Young Museum, in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. With Cory Wright, John Schott, Michael Coleman, Todd Sickafoose and Jordan Glenn.

Saxophonist Patrick Wolff, the Stanford Jazz Workshop Residency Faculty Director, recorded January 8th, 2012, at the Jazzschool in Berkeley. Featuring Erik Jekabson, Kris Strom, Adam Shulman, John Wiitala and Hamir Atwal.

Vocalist Cathy Segal-Garcia (pictured) and pianist Michael Coleman, recorded March 10th, 2012, as part of "The Art Of The Duo" series at Piedmont Piano Company, in Oakland.

Pianist Omar Sosa (pictured) returned to the Bay Area on May 6th, 2012, to kick off this year's Yerba Buena Gardens Festival with his Afreecanos Quartet. The free festival runs through October with more than 90 events. Featuring Peter Apfelbaum, Childo Tomas and Marque Gilmore.

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JAZZ PROFILES WITH NANCY WILSONmonday at 9 pm

7/2 Vocalist Etta Jones: The Best Kept Secret In Jazz

7/9 Bassist Oscar Pettiford: Bass Beyond Bop

7/16 Nat King Cole: The Pianist

7/23 Nat King Cole: The Singer

7/30 Saxophonist Gene Ammons: The Jug

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER WITH WENDELL PIERCEtueSday at 9 pm

7/3 An Evening with Drummer Roy Haynes

7/10 The Music of Sarah Vaughan

7/17 Dizzy's Atmospheres: Phil Woods, Cedar Walton and Steve Turre

7/24 The Tenor Masters: Charles "Yardbird" Parker, "Long Tail" Dexter Gordon, "The Hawk" Coleman Hawkins and the immortal John Coltrane

7/31 Luciana Souza Trio

Brash vocals earned Sarah Vaughan the titles Sassy and The Divine One. Pianist Eric Reeds leads a celebration of her work through the glorious range of Jane Monheit and Mary Stallings' sure swing.

Brazilian vocalist Luciana Souza has made a home in both the bossa nova and jazz traditions – and even within the works of ee cummings and Pablo Neruda. Her acrobatic inflections are punctuated by percussionist Cyro Baptista and guitarist Romero Lubambo

Etta Jones sang with clarity and precision reminiscent of Carmen McRae, but with the edge of Dinah Washington or Billie Holiday. She liked ballads and loved an accompanying saxophone, as evidenced by her long association with Houston Person.

The son of boogie-woogie pianist Albert Ammons, Gene Ammons came roaring out of the bluesy sound of Chicago at a time when bebop was just getting its legs. Sitting in the horn section of Billy Eckstine's band in the mid-'40s, Ammons shared the stage with Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon, Sonny Stitt, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, and Art Blakey. Although Ammons had a big, bold tenor sound, he could also compress that energy into lush, romantic ballads.


JAZZSET WITH DEE DEE bRIDGEWATERthurSday at 9 pm

7/5 Mary Lou Williams Festival Highlights

7/12 Gretchen Parlato, Conrad Herwig and the Latin Side of Herbie Hancock at the Newport Jazz Festival

7/19 Rez Abbasi, Trio da Paz at Newport

7/26 Amina Figarova, Avishai Cohen and Triveni at Newport

PIANO JAZZ WITH MARIAN MCPARTLAND WedneSday at 9 pm

7/4 Lari White on Song Travels with Michael Feinstein

7/11 Dick Hyman

7/18 Dave Samuels

7/25 Keith Jarrett

JazzSet's Dee Dee Bridgewater was a judge when Parlato won the 2004 Thelonious Monk Vocal Competition. After touring Europe this July, Gretchen (pictured) returns to Newport in August. Trombonist Conrad Herwig teaches at Rutgers University, plays with the Mingus Big Band and salsa great Eddie Palmieri, and leads this Latin Side All-Star Band.

With three Grammys to her credit, Lari White's (pictured) multi-faceted career as an award-winning recording artist, hit songwriter, producer, independent record label owner, and versatile actress has earned her the title of Nashville's "Renaissance Woman." As the first female producer of a male superstar, Lari recently made music history by producing Toby Keith's platinum album White Trash with Money. This "Renaissance Woman" joins host Feinstein to share her musical journey on this edition of Song Travels.

Piano Jazz presents a very special programfeaturing one of the most imaginative and original performers of our time, the incomparable pianist Keith Jarrett (pictured.) Jarrett'splaying is a combination of unbelievable beauty, technical genius and mesmerizing improvisation. As ellusive as he is brilliant, Jarrett has been on McPartland's guest wish list for years. Jarrett and McPartland perform a mostly improvised set before closing on Herbie Hancock's "Indian Summer."

The Azerbaijani pianist Amina Figarova (pictured) from the Netherlands has a new CD and just toured the US from New Orleans to New York, Missoula, Pittsburgh and more. Following Figarova at Newport, trumpeter Avishai Cohen from Tel Aviv leads a trio he calls "airy" with sister Anat as a guest on clarinet.

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May 5th, 2012 marked the 30th anniversary of the passing of Cal Tjader, the tremendously influential Latin jazz vibraphonist, drummer and bandleader from the San Francisco Bay Area. In the 1950s and 1960s, Cal was one of the Bay Area's most important musical exports, showcasing a small combo sound blending a fusion of west coast cool jazz and the driving Afro-Cuban beats of the east. The story of how Tjader went from jazz drummer to Latin jazz vibes icon is that of an open minded individual whose musical passion led him to buck the status quo of the period.Cal embraced Latin music at a time when the people in the United States were legally segregated and many whites believed blacks, Latinos and other ethnic minorities were inferior. In his hometown of San Mateo in the 1940s, signs were placed at the train station stating, “No Darkies Allowed”. Using the rhythms from the Caribbean, Cal helped break down those social barriers and brought people of all colors and creeds together to hear his music and dance. As a result, his audiences reached a better understanding of what it meant to be an American. Yet he always made the point: “I am not an innovator or path finder, I am a participator.”On Saturday July 7th at 7PM, join me for “Cal Tjader and the Rise of West Coast Latin Jazz”. I’ll be talking with Latin jazz icon and Tjader protégé, Poncho Sanchez, as part of the Stanford Jazz Festival at Dinkelspeil Auditorium on the Stanford University campus. For more details, visit www.stanfordjazz.org.

VIVa caL tJader!By Jesse “Chuy” Varela KCSM Music Director


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D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )1212:30p PIONEERS IN AVIATION:

THE RACE TO THE MOON The Early Years Details the birth of aviation from the Wright Brothers’ earliest flights to the turbulent 1920s. (R 7/8 at 8:00pm, 7/9 at 2:00am)

1:30p MANIFEST DESTINY Focuses on the Spanish-American War of 1898 when the United States set out to free Cuba from Spain. (R 7/8 at 9:00pm, 7/9 at 3:00am)

2:30p CHOOSING WISDOM: THE PATH THROUGH ADVERSITY Researchers question whether suffering and ad-versity can lead to positive “post-traumatic growth.” (R 7/8 at 10:00pm, 7/9 at 4:00a, 7/31 at 9;30pm)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Old Country Mill

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Crafting For Your Friends

4:30p BIZ KID$ Money Moves

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Mini Meatballs And Pasta

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Decision Making Strategies

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Abalone

8:00p ONE STEP BEYOND To Know The End A young woman living in England during World War II, begins to have strange hallucinations of death and destruc-tion. What she doesn’t realize is that her visions may threaten not only the man who is closest to her, but the entire country as well. (R 7/10 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/16 at 11:30pm, 7/17 at 5:30am)

8:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Where Are They Floating rocks, water-gas-oline ...strange discoveries are overshadowed by the mysterious disappearance of their inventors. (R 7/10 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p INSPECTOR MORSE Death Of The Self, Part 2 Chief Superintendent Strange sends Morse and Lewis to Italy to investigate the murder of an Englishwoman. The Italian verdict is accidental death, but at inquest her husband questions the decision. (R 7/9 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PRIME SUSPECT Inner Circles, Part 1 “Class” is the issue; it seems that the “haves” have the local D.C.I. in their collective back pocket. But the after the manager of the exclusive Huntington Club is found dead, Tennison’s unit is called in to investigate. (R 7/10 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain At Sunset

11:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Emergency Astonishing true events relating to the mysterious apparitions and bright lights that appeared above the battlefields of World War I November, 1915 are examined. (R 7/10 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Energy Savers

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Kindred Spirits


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY All In The Finish

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Briolette Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Reverse Bobbinwork

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Abalone

12:30p ONE STEP BEYOND To Know The End A young woman living in England during World War II, begins to have strange hallucinations of death and destruction. What she doesn’t realize is that her visions may threaten not only the man who is closest to her, but the entire country as well. (R 7/9 at 8:00pm, 7/10 at 2:00am, 7/16 at 11:30pm, 7/17 at 5:30am)

1:00p ONE STEP BEYOND Where Are They Floating rocks, water-gas-oline ...strange discoveries are overshadowed by the mysterious disappearance of their inventors. (R 7/9 at 8:30pm, 7/10 t 2:30am)

1:30p INSPECTOR MORSE Death Of The Self, Part 2 Chief Superintendent Strange sends Morse and Lewis to Italy to investigate the murder of an Englishwoman. The Italian verdict is accidental death, but at inquest her husband questions the decision. (R 7/9 at 9:00pm, 7/10 at 3:00am)

2:30p PRIME SUSPECT Inner Circles, Part 1 “Class” is the issue; it seems that the “haves” have the local D.C.I. in their collective back pocket. But the after the manager of the exclusive Huntington Club is found dead, Tennison’s unit is called in to investigate. (R 7/9 at 10:00pm, 7/10 at 4:00am)

J u l y 2 0 1 2 133:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF

PAINTING Mountain At Sunset

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Right In Your Own Backyard

4:30p BIZ KID$ Taking Charge Of Your Financial Future

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Grilled Cheese Sandwiches

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Goal Setting & Action Planning

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p ROAD TRIP Avenue Of The Giants

8:30p DIGITAL_MAN / DIGITAL_WORLD A look at how the Digital Equipment Corporation transformed the entire computer industry. (R 7/11 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:30p COMMUNITY CONCERN This documentary focuses on people who are working to impact graduation rates in urban districts. (R 7/11 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:30p AIMEE’S CROSSING An intimate portrait of juvenile offender Aimee Myers and her incarcera-tion in a detention center. (R 7/11 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Challenge

11:30p INNER COMPASS Democracy & Sharia Law: Can They Coexist? Jim Skillen, former presi-dent of the Center for Public Justice, discusses Sharia law and democ-racy. (R 7/11 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Media Room Makeover

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Craving Color


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Natural Fibers

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Found Object Beads

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Sassy Sashiko

12:00 ROAD TRIP Avenue Of The Giants

1:00p DIGITAL_MAN / DIGITAL_WORLD A look at how the Digital Equipment Corporation transformed the entire computer industry. (R 7/10 at 8:30pm, 7/11 at 2:30am)

2:00p COMMUNITY CONCERN This documentary focuses on people who are working to impact gradu-ation rates in urban dis-tricts. (R 7/10 at 9:30pm, 7/11 at 3:30am)

3:00p AIMEE’S CROSSING An intimate portrait of juvenile offender Aimee Myers and her incarcera-tion in a detention center. (R 7/10 at 10:30pm, 7/11 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Challenge

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Holiday Party

4:30p BIZ KID$ A Biz: What Is It?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Sini Kufta

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Finding Work Opportunities: New Technologies & Current Techniques

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Eugene O’Neill House

8:00p CURIOSITY QUEST Moonridge Animal Park Joel experiences deer and a rare snow leopard in the Moonridge Animal Park in Big Bear, California. (R 7/12 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p EVERYDAY EDISONS I Can Finally Grasp It!Mark Stark’s inven-tion may be the most economical prosthesis to hit the marketplace in decades. (R 7/12 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p AVIATORS Highlights include the Delfin L-29 fighter jet, aircraft annual inspection and Airbus A380. (R 7/12 at 3;30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Dana Farber/Harvard Cancer Center, Winning The War Against CancerDr. Edward Benz discusses Dana Farber Cancer Institute, the world’s largest cancer research center. (R 7/12 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MAKE: Urban Projections Ali Momeni’s uses video projectors to transform public spaces into real-time sound and light shows. (R 7/12 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING High Chateau

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )1411:30p IDEAS IN ACTION WITH

JIM GLASSMAN Drive: Guess What Motivates Us? (Hint: It’s Not Money.)Think money is the ultimate motivator? Well think again, says Daniel Pink, author of “Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us.” In his book, Pink contends that while money is important, it plays a relatively small role in what pushes us to strive, succeed and enjoy life. (R 7/12 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Water, Water Everywhere?

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Inspiring Green


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Fiber Tech

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Bohemian

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Circular Embellishments

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Eugene O’Neill House

12:30p CURIOSITY QUEST Moonridge Animal Park Joel experiences deer and a rare snow leopard in the Moonridge Animal Park in Big Bear, California. (R 7/11 at 8:00pm, 7/12 at 2:00am

1:00p CONNECT

1:30p EVERYDAY EDISONS I Can Finally Grasp It!Mark Stark’s invention may be the most econom-ical prosthesis to hit the marketplace in decades. (R 7/11 at 9:00pm, 7/12 at 3:00am)

2:00p AVIATORS Highlights include the Delfin L-29 fighter jet, aircraft annual inspection and Airbus A380. (R 7/11 at 9:30pm, 7/12 at 3:30am)

2:30p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Dana Farber/Harvard Cancer Center, Winning The War Against CancerDr. Edward Benz discusses Dana Farber Cancer Insti-tute, the world’s largest cancer research center. (R 7/11 at 10:00pm, 7/12 at 4:00am)

3:00p MAKE: Urban Projections Ali Momeni’s uses video projectors to transform public spaces into real-time sound and light shows. (R 7/11 at 10:30pm, 7/12 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING High Chateau

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Crazy Creatures

4:30p BIZ KID$ How To Succeed In Biz-Ness By Really Trying!

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Tailgate Gourmet

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Staying On Track In Your Work Search

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Golden Gate Bridge

8:00p ROADTRIP NATION Meet the first all-female, all-African American flight crew to operate a commercial jet. (R 7/13 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Cayman Islands Burt tours the island and discovers the history of scuba diving as he swims with the stingrays. (R 7/13 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p LAND OF THE DRAGON SanxingduiLearn about this civiliza-tion that was completely unknown to the world until 1986. Called “more outstanding than the Terra-cotta Army” by the British Museum, the only remaining clues are their relics - which have been dated back to the 12th century BCE. See what’s left of the people who vanished without a trace. (R 7/13 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p ECHOES OF A LOST VALLEY Travel to California’s past to its geological birth to explore plants, animals and Native people. (R 7/13 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p AMERICAN ROOTS SPECIAL: A PORTRAIT OF MARC AND ANN SAVOY Follow the story of the revitalization of Cajun music and culture that began in the mid-1960s through the eyes of Ann and Marc Savoy, two of the culture’s most impor-tant champions. (R 7/13 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Farmers, ranchers & preservationists work together to protect pre-cious land & save a bit of history. (R 7/13 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Misty Forest Oval


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7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Come On In!

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Conservation Gardens


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Wild About Wool

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Glamorous

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Serger Piping

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Golden Gate Bridge

12:30p ROADTRIP NATION Meet the first all-female, all-African American flight crew to operate a commercial jet. (R 7/12 at 8:00pm, 7/13 at 2:00am)

1:00p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Cayman Islands Burt tours the island and discovers the history of scuba diving as he swims with the stingrays.

1:30p LAND OF THE DRAGON SanxingduiLearn about this civiliza-tion that was completely unknown to the world until 1986. Called “more outstanding than the Terra-cotta Army” by the British Museum, the only remaining clues are their relics - which have been dated back to the 12th century BCE. See what’s left of the people who vanished without a trace. (R 7/12 at 8:30pm, 7/13 at 2:30am)

2:00p ECHOES OF A LOST VALLEY Travel to California’s past to its geological birth to explore plants, animals and Native people. (R 7/12 at 9;30pm, 7/13 at 3:30am)

2:30p AMERICAN ROOTS SPECIAL: A PORTRAIT OF MARC AND ANN SAVOY Follow the story of the revitalization of Cajun music and culture that began in the mid-1960s through the eyes of Ann and Marc Savoy, two of the culture’s most important champions. (R 7/17 at 10:00pm, 7/13 at 4:00am)

3:00p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Farmers, ranchers & pres-ervationists work together to protect precious land & save a bit of history. (R 7/12 at 10:30pm, 7/13 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Misty Forest Oval

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Games And Sports

4:30p BIZ KID$ Cash And Credit

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Pepperoni Pizza Soup

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Resume Preparation

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Joaquin Miller

8:00p RED GREEN SHOW Cart Blanche Reacting to the high price of gasoline, the guys switch to electric golf carts (R 7/14 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p ON STORY Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld writer/producer Alec Berg and Bridesmaids director and Freaks and Geeks creator Paul Feig pull back the curtain to show how they create comedy that reso-nates with us all. (R 7/14 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Shannon McNally/Grace Potter & The Nocturnals Shannon’s set includes Holdin’ On, Holdin’ Out. Potter performs Sugar and Night Rolls On. (R 7/14 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Boy Power Scotland’s St. Mathurin’s School of Practical Joking and Australia’s Eustice Solves a Problem. (R 7/14 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p MUSIC VOYAGER From D.C. To Cajun Country India. Arie performs with west African singer Dobet Gnahore and Israeli super-star Idan Raichel. (R 7/14 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Songs From The Holy Land The popular band Hadag Nahash performs at the picturesque Mahane Yehuda market in Jersu-alem. (R 7/14 at 4:03am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Country Cabin

11:30p THEATER TALK Broadway Fall Preview Jesse Green, Michael Musto and Patrick Pacheco discuss “Pee-Wee’s Playhouse,”” La Bete” and more. (R 7/14 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )167:00a CLASSICAL STRETCH:

THE ESMONDE TECHNIQUE

7:30a BETWEEN THE LINES WITH BARRY KIBRICK Meredith Baxter (Actress) Untied


8:30a BEAUTY OF OIL PAINTING WITH GARY AND KATHWREN JENKINS Majestic Eagle

9:00a ART 2 ART

9:30a GARDEN SMART

10:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Not Easy Being Green

10:30a GROWING A GREENER WORLD Creating An Eco-Friendly Landscape From The Ground Up

11:00a NEW SCANDINAVIAN COOKING Northern Norway: Ice Cold Bounty

11:30a ZONYA’S HEALTH BITES Lowering Your Cholesterol Without Medication

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Joaquin Miller

12:30p RED GREEN SHOW Cart Blanche Reacting to the high price of gasoline, the guys switch to electric golf carts (R 7/13 at 8:00pm, 7/14 at 2:30am)

1:00p ON STORY Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld writer/producer Alec Berg and Bridesmaids director and Freaks and Geeks creator Paul Feig pull back the curtain to show how they create comedy that resonates with us all. (R 7/13 at 8:30pm, 7/14 at 2:30am)

1:30p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Shannon McNally/Grace Potter & The Nocturnals Shannon’s set includes Holdin’ On, Holdin’ Out. Potter performs Sugar and Night Rolls On. (R 7/13 at 9:00pm, 7/14 at 3:00am)

2:00p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Boy Power Scotland’s St. Mathurin’s School of Practical Joking and Australia’s Eustice Solves a Problem. (R 7/13 at 9:30pm, 7/14 at 3:30am)

2:30p MUSIC VOYAGER From D.C. To Cajun Country India. Arie performs with west African singer Dobet Gnahore and Israeli superstar Idan Raichel. (R 7/13 at 10:00pm, 7/14 at 4:00am)

3:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Songs From The Holy Land The popular band Hadag Nahash performs at the picturesque Mahane Yehuda market in Jersu-alem. (R 7/13 at 10:30pm, 7/14 at 4:30a

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Country Cabin


4:30p TRAVEL WITH KIDS Paris

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Basque Region, Spain

6:00p NATURAL HEROES Napo Wildlife Center: Para Los Futuros

6:30p WOODSMITH SHOP Top Shop Tips

7:00p TRAVELSCOPE Chile - From Seaside To Mountaintop

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Kaiser Steel

8:30p DESERT SPEAKS Sierra Madre Easter Travel around Chihuahua, Mexico & explore how traditions continue for the area’s indigenous people. (R 7/15 at 2:30am & 1:00pm

9:00p GLOBE TREKKER Amsterdam City Guide 2 The Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House and a replica of an East India cargo are visited. (R 7/15 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p ROADTRIP NATION The team has an encour-aging conversation with Todd McFarlane, creator of comic book series Spawn. (R 7/15 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p OPENROAD California Coast Experience Big Sur’s dra-matic mountain summits and travel down to the spectacular shoreline. (R 7/15 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)


11:30p INNERVIEWS WITH ERNIE MANOUSE Rev Run A conversation with one the founders of the legendary, chart-topping hip-hop group Run-D.M.C. (R 7/15 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a HEALING QUEST

8:00a LEADING GEN

8:30a KATIE BROWN WORKSHOP Garden Party

9:00a MY GENERATION Take A Detour

9:30a INSIDE E STREET

J u l y 2 0 1 2 1710:00a WOODTURNING

WORKSHOP Segmented Vessel, Part 2

10:30a AMERICAN WOODSHOP Turning Columns, Big And Small


11:30a PRIMAL GRILL WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN Bird Meets Grill

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Kaiser Steel

1:00p DESERT SPEAKS Sierra Madre Easter Travel around Chihuahua, Mexico & explore how traditions continue for the area’s indigenous people. (R 7/14 at 8:30pm, 7/15 at 2:30am)

1:30p GLOBE TREKKER Amsterdam City Guide 2 The Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House and a replica of an East India cargo are visited. (R 7/14 at 9:00pm, 7/15 at 3:00am)

2:30p ROADTRIP NATION The team has an en-couraging conversation with Todd McFarlane, creator of comic book series Spawn. (R 7/14 at 10:00pm 7/15 at 4:00am)

3:00p OPENROAD California Coast Experience Big Sur’s dra-matic mountain summits and travel down to the spectacular shoreline. (R 7/14 at 10:30pm, 7/15 at 4:30am)


4:00p QUILT IN A DAY Road To California

4:30p GARDEN SMART

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p SECOND OPINION Vitamin D



7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Alum Rock

8:00p PIONEERS IN AVIATION: THE RACE TO THE MOON The War Years Documents the 1930s and 1940s, as the clouds of war once again began to gather over Europe. (R 7/16 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

9:00p MANIFEST DESTINY Traces the Cold War struggle between the US and the USSR and the conflict with Ho Chi Minh. (R 7/16 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PAVING THE WAY: THE NATIONAL PARK-TO-PARK HIGHWAY See America First Intrepid motorists travel 5, 000 miles over 76 days to promote the need for good roads in 1920. (R 7/16 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p MILLER CENTER FORUMS Kenneth M. Pollack - “Shifting Sands: The Middle East In Upheaval”Pollack is author of “A Path Out of the Desert: A Grand Strategy for America in the Middle East.” (R 7/16 at 5:00am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Greening Your Garden

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Wisdom And Beauty


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Crazy For Cotton

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Classic

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Quick Zip Bags

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN PARKS Alum Rock

12:30p PIONEERS IN AVIATION: THE RACE TO THE MOON The War Years Documents the 1930s and 1940s, as the clouds of war once again began to gather over Europe. (R 7/15 at 8:00pm, 7/16 at 2:00am)

1:30p MANIFEST DESTINY Traces the Cold War struggle between the US and the USSR and the conflict with Ho Chi Minh. (R 7/15 at 9:00pm, 7/16 at 3:00am)

2:30p PAVING THE WAY: THE NATIONAL PARK-TO-PARK HIGHWAY See America First Intrepid motorists travel 5, 000 miles over 76 days to promote the need for good roads in 1920. (R 7/15 at 10:00pm, 7/16 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Snowy Mom

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Peru

4:30p BIZ KID$ How To Achieve Your Financial Goals

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Afterschool Snacks

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Interviewing Strategies

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Stealth Ship

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )188:00p ONE STEP BEYOND

Tidal WaveA man does not believe the predictions of a woman but finds that they are all coming true. (R 7/16 at 8:00pm, 7/17 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/23 at 11:30pm, 7/24 at 5:30am)

8:30p ONE STEP BEYOND The Tiger Did the lonely little girl really wish for a tiger to deal with the evil housekeeper? (R 7/17 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p INSPECTOR MORSE Ghost In The Machine, Part 1 Some valuable paintings are stolen from the magnificent stately home of Sir Julius Hanbury, then Hanbury himself mysteri-ously disappears. (R 7/17 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PRIME SUSPECT Inner Circles, Part 2 As the investigation progresses, a member of the club, Maria Henry, becomes her prime suspect. Henry, a solicitor, isn’t easy to intimidate, and Tennison has only circumstantial evidence against her. To gain a confession, Tennison uses perhaps her most blood- chilling tactic yet. (R 7/17 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Emerald Waters

11:30p ONE STEP BEYOND To Know The End A young woman living in England during World War II, begins to have strange hallucinations of death and destruction. What she doesn’t realize is that her visions may threaten not only the man who is closest to her, but the entire country as well. (R 7/9 at 8:00pm, 7/10 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/17 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Update Your Style

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Learning From Our Past


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Creative Scarves

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Romantic

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Baby Puffing

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Stealth Ship

12:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Tidal WaveA man does not believe the predictions of a woman but finds that they are all coming true. (R 7/16 at 8:00pm, 7/17 at 2:00am, 7/23 at 11:30pm, 7/24 at 5:30am)

1:00p ONE STEP BEYOND The Tiger Did the lonely little girl really wish for a tiger to deal with the evil housekeeper? (R 7/16 at 8:30pm, 7/17 at 2:00am)

1:30p INSPECTOR MORSE Ghost In The Machine, Part 1 Some valuable paintings are stolen from the magnificent stately home of Sir Julius Hanbury. But when Hanbury himself mysteriously disappears, Morse delves into the minds and morals of the aristocracy to solve this baffling case. (R 7/16 at 9:00pm, 7/17 at 3:00am)

2:30p PRIME SUSPECT Inner Circles, Part 2 As the investigation progresses, a member of the club, Maria Henry, becomes her prime suspect. Henry, a solicitor, isn’t easy to intimidate, and Tennison has only circumstantial evidence against her. To gain a confession, Tennison uses perhaps her most blood- chilling tactic yet. (R 7/16 at 10:00pm, 7/17 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Emerald Waters

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Italy

4:30p BIZ KID$ Don’t Blow Your Dough

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK A Traditional German Dinner

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Interview Follow-Up

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Japanese American Home Movies

8:30p KLAMATH BASIN: A RESTORATION FOR THE AGES A groundbreaking compromise may settle the complex water man-agement disputes of the Klamath Basin. (R 7/18 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:30p STAGESTRUCK: CONFESSIONS FROM SUMMER STOCK Take a nostalgic look back at the 26-year history of America’s first summer stock theater, and discover the day-to-day challenges and joys of the summer stock experience. (R 7/18 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/29 at 8:00pm, 7/30 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

J u l y 2 0 1 2 1910:30p ABOVE AND BEYOND:

THE STORY OF CPL. WILLIAM T. PERKINS, JR. USMC Journey to Vietnam to learn how a combat photographer sacrificed his life to save his fellow troops. (R 7/18 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Roadside Barn

11:30p INNER COMPASS Transforming Troubled Schools Progressive technologies and approaches for turning around troubled school districts are discussed. (R 7/18 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Antique Market

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Small Spaces, Small Places


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY New England Knits

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Trendy

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Tools And Techniques Of Hand Applique

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Japanese American Home Movies

1:00p KLAMATH BASIN: A RESTORATION FOR THE AGES A groundbreaking compromise may settle the complex water man-agement disputes of the Klamath Basin. (R 7/17 at 8:30pm, 7/18 at 2:30am)

2:00p STAGESTRUCK: CONFESSIONS FROM SUMMER STOCK Take a nostalgic look back at the 26-year history of America’s first summer stock theater, and discover the day-to-day challenges and joys of the summer stock experi-ence. (R 7/17 at 9:30pm, 7/18 at 3:30am, 7/29 at 8:00pm, 7/30 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

3:00p ABOVE AND BEYOND: THE STORY OF CPL. WILLIAM T. PERKINS, JR. USMC Journey to Vietnam to learn how a combat photographer sacrificed his life to save his fellow troops. (R 7/17 at 10:30pm, 7/18 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Roadside Barn

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Canada

4:30p BIZ KID$ Introducing Entrepreneurs

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Baked Potato Bar

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Series Conclusion

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Pyramid

8:00p CURIOSITY QUEST Movie Animatronics Tour the Garner Holt Productions facility where movie animatronics are made. (R 7/19 at 2:00am & 12 :30pm)

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p EVERYDAY EDISONS Happy Trails (And Trials) To YouA year after the casting calls, the inventors are eager to know what’s become of their inven-tions. (R 7/19 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p AVIATORS Zaon collision avoidance, women in Aviation, and light sport aviation are highlighted. (R 7/19 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Globalpost, The Digital Future Of Foreign News CoverageCEO Philip Scribner Balboni discusses the digital future of news and news delivery systems. (R 7/19 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MAKE: Watershed SculpturesEnvironmentalist and maker Dan McCormick crafts intricate watershed sculptures out of woven willow. (R 7/19 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Quiet Inlet

11:30p IDEAS IN ACTION WITH JIM GLASSMAN How To Remember Everything: A Discussion With Author And Memory Champion Joshua FoerIn the age of mobile gadgetry, is a good memory less important? Why search the mind for an answer, when it can be found instantly on Google? This is a far cry from methods employed by ancient orators, who memorized long speeches, or medieval scholars who could recite entire books. Do we all have the capacity to remember everything if we so choose? (R 7/19 at 5:30am)

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )20



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Organic Gardening For The Kitchen

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME The 12 Principles


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Think Thin

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Natural

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Everything Essential - Embroidery 101

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Pyramid

12:30p CURIOSITY QUEST Movie Animatronics Tour the Garner Holt Productions facility where movie animatronics are made. (R 7/18 at 8:00pm, 7/19 at 2:00am)

1:00p CONNECT

1:30p EVERYDAY EDISONS Happy Trails (And Trials) To YouA year after the casting calls, the inventors are eager to know what’s become of their inven-tions. (R 7/18 at 9:00pm, 7/13 at 3:00am)

2:00p AVIATORS Zaon collision avoidance, women in Aviation, and light sport aviation are highlighted. (R 7/18 at 9;30pm, 7/19 at 3:30am)

2:30p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Globalpost, The Digital Future Of Foreign News CoverageCEO Philip Scribner Balboni discusses the digital future of news and news delivery systems. (R 7/18 at 10:00pm, 7/19 at 4:00am)

3:00p MAKE: Watershed SculpturesEnvironmentalist and maker Dan McCormick crafts intricate water-shed sculptures out of woven willow. (R 7/18 at 10:30pm, 7/19 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Quiet Inlet

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS USA

4:30p BIZ KID$ The Biz Kids Challenge

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Breakfast For Mom

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Introduction

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Flying Fish

8:00p ROADTRIP NATION Young Americans fly to New Zealand to embark on a four-week trip on the other side of the world. (R 7/20 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Great Hotels Of The World Burt showcases his favorite, famous hotels and reveals why he considers them best of class. (R 7/20 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p IN THE AMERICAS WITH DAVID YETMAN The Pride Of Guatemala: Tikal Of The Mayas Visit new excavations within the Tikal temples and join a festival at the home of Maya descen-dants. (R 7/20 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p 2501 MIGRANTS: A JOURNEY After a decade abroad, artist Alejandro Santiago returns to Mexico and finds a virtual ghost town. (R 7/20 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:30p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Go down the Missis-sippi to meet farmers who depend on the river for the success of their efforts. (R 7/20 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Oval




7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Taking Green Uptown

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Enclosure


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY On The Edge

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Creative

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Machine Quilt Binding

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Flying Fish

J u l y 2 0 1 2 2112:30p ROADTRIP NATION

Young Americans fly to New Zealand to embark on a four-week trip on the other side of the world. (R 7/19 at 8:00pm, 7/20 at 12:30pm)

1:00p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Great Hotels Of The World Burt showcases his favor-ite, famous hotels and reveals why he considers them best of class. (R 7/19 at 8:30pm, 7/20 at 4:00am)

1:30p IN THE AMERICAS WITH DAVID YETMAN The Pride Of Guatemala: Tikal Of The Mayas Visit new excavations within the Tikal temples and join a festival at the home of Maya descen-dants. (R 7/19 9:00pm, 7/20 at 3:00am)

2:00p 2501 MIGRANTS: A JOURNEY After a decade abroad, artist Alejandro Santiago returns to Mexico and finds a virtual ghost town. (R 7/19 at 9:30pm, 7/20 at 3:30am)

3:00p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND Go down the Missis-sippi to meet farmers who depend on the river for the success of their efforts. (R 7/19 at 10:30pm, 7/20 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Oval

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Australia

4:30p BIZ KID$ How To Be A Smart Consumer

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Kaila’s Surprise Birthday Party

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Where Are You Now?

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Nevada County Fair

8:00p RED GREEN SHOW New Yorkshire Puddings Red discovers Yorkshire puddings and decided to open up a fast food Yorkshire pudding outlet. (R 7/21 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p ON STORY The creators behind the explosions Con Air, Gone In Sixty Seconds,Hulk, Zombieland and Machete debate what makes a great action movie. (R 7/21 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Eli Reed Eli talks about his musical influences and performs several songs include “Take My Love With You.” (R 7/21 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Fate Luka, The End Is Night and The Unique Oneness of Christian Savage are three films about fate. (R 7/21 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Los Angeles City Of Stars Jacob Edgar meets pro-ducer to the stars Tricky Stewart and attends an exclusive Grammy party. (R 7/21 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Tel Aviv - Rocking Israel Jacob Edgar meets the revered singer-songwriter Ehud Banai and producer and remixer Kutiman. (R 7/21 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain By The Sea

11:30p THEATER TALK Elaine Stritch The outspoken actress is in her eighties and star-ring on Broadway’s in “A Little Night Music.” (R 7/21 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEEN THE LINES WITH BARRY KIBRICK


8:30a BEAUTY OF OIL PAINTING WITH GARY AND KATHWREN JENKINS Peony Bouquet

9:00a ART 2 ART

9:30a GARDEN SMART

10:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Room With A View

10:30a GROWING A GREENER WORLD

11:00a NEW SCANDINAVIAN COOKING Southern Norway: Smoke And Water

11:30a ZONYA’S HEALTH BITES Getting Healthy

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Nevada County Fair

12:30p RED GREEN SHOW New Yorkshire Puddings Red discovers Yorkshire puddings and decided to open up a fast food Yorkshire pudding outlet. (R 7/20 at 8:00pm, 7/21 at 2:00am)

1:00p ON STORY The creators behind the explosions Con Air, Gone In Sixty Seconds,Hulk, Zombieland and Machete debate what makes a great action movie. (R 7/20 at 8:30pm, 7/21 at 2:30am)

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )221:30p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS

Eli Reed Eli talks about his musical influences and performs several songs include “Take My Love With You.” (R 7/20 at 9:00pm, 7/21 at 3:00am)

2:00p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Fate Luka, The End Is Night and The Unique Oneness of Christian Savage are three films about fate. (R 7/20 at 9:30pm, 7/21 at 3:30am)

2:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Los Angeles City Of Stars Jacob Edgar meets pro-ducer to the stars Tricky Stewart and attends an exclusive Grammy party. (R 7/20 at 10:00pm, 7/21 at 4:00am)

3:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Israel: Tel Aviv - Rocking Israel Jacob Edgar meets the revered singer-songwriter Ehud Banai and producer and remixer Kutiman. (R 7/20 at 10:30pm, 7/21 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain By The Sea


4:30p TRAVEL WITH KIDS Costa Rica - Monte Verde And The Pacific Coast

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Miami, Florida

6:00p NATURAL HEROES Richard Nelson’s Alaska

6:30p WOODSMITH SHOP 3-In-1 Bookcase

7:00p TRAVELSCOPE Chile - The Driest Place On Earth

7:30p ROAD TRIP Confusion Hill

8:30p DESERT SPEAKS Ageless Mud: Adobe Homes In The Desert Travel around Tucson, Arizona, to see how adobe was used in the past and is still used today. (R 7/22 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p GLOBE TREKKER Spanish Islands Visit the Balearics off the coast of Spain and the Canary Islands near Africa. (R 7/22 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p ROADTRIP NATION The team meets portrait artist Ross R. Rossin and famed business executive Alana Ward Robinson. (R 7/22 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p OPENROAD Lake Country Highlights include Clear Lake and the surrounding wine country and Lassen Volcanic National Park. (R 7/22 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)


11:30p INNERVIEWS WITH ERNIE MANOUSE Patricia Neal A conversation with award-winning actress and star of “The Homecoming” and “The Subject Was Roses.” (R 7/22 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a HEALING QUEST

8:00a LEADING GEN

8:30a KATIE BROWN WORKSHOP Frames

9:00a MY GENERATION Repair The World

9:30a INSIDE E STREET Voter ID

10:00a WOODTURNING WORKSHOP Shipping Tube Ornament

10:30a AMERICAN WOODSHOP Colonial Door Casings With Broken Arch Pediments


11:30a PRIMAL GRILL WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN Fish Without Fear

12:00 ROAD TRIP Confusion Hill

1:00p DESERT SPEAKS Ageless Mud: Adobe Homes In The Desert Travel around Tucson, Arizona, to see how adobe was used in the past and is still used today. (R 7/21 at 8:30pm, 7/22 at 2:30am)

1:30p GLOBE TREKKER Spanish Islands Visit the Balearics off the coast of Spain and the Canary Islands near Africa. (R 7/21 at 9:00pm, 7/22 at 3:00am)

2:30p ROADTRIP NATION The team meets portrait artist Ross R. Rossin and famed business executive Alana Ward Robinson. (R 7/21 at 10:00pm, 7/22 at 4:00am)

3:00p OPENROAD Lake Country Highlights include Clear Lake and the surrounding wine country and Lassen Volcanic National Park. (R 7/21 at 10:30pm, 7/22 at 4:30am)


4:00p QUILT IN A DAY Turkey Tracks

4:30p GARDEN SMART

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p SECOND OPINION Celiac Disease

6:00p BAY AREA VISTA The Help


J u l y 2 0 1 2 237:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD

Historic Chickens

8:00p PIONEERS IN AVIATION: THE RACE TO THE MOON The Race To The MoonPost-war America is locked in an ideological struggle with the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s. (R 7/23 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

9:00p MANIFEST DESTINY A look at the end of the Cold War and deadly military actions in the Balkans, Afghanistan and Iraq. (R 7/23 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PAVING THE WAY: THE NATIONAL PARK-TO-PARK HIGHWAY Welcome Home The 5, 000 mile journey of the 1920 inaugural tour to promote the need for good roads is contin-ued. (R 7/23 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p MILLER CENTER FORUMS Eli Saslow - “Ten Letters: The Stories Americans Tell Their President”Washington Post staff writer Eli Saslow has chronicled the President’s life inside the White House. (R 7/23 at 5:00am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Wine Room

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Shape And Form


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Trade Secrets

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Colorful

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Bias Strip Lattice

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Historic Chickens

12:30p PIONEERS IN AVIATION: THE RACE TO THE MOON The Race To The MoonPost-war America is locked in an ideological struggle with the Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s. (R 7/22 at 8:00pm, 7/23 at 2:00am)

1:30p MANIFEST DESTINY A look at the end of the Cold War and deadly military actions in the Balkans, Afghanistan and Iraq. (R 7/22 at 9:0pm, 7/23 at 3:00am)

2:30p PAVING THE WAY: THE NATIONAL PARK-TO-PARK HIGHWAY Welcome Home The 5, 000 mile journey of the 1920 inaugural tour to promote the need for good roads is contin-ued. (R 7/22 at 10:00pm, 7/23 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING After The Rain

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Japan

4:30p BIZ KID$ Using Your Credit-Crazy Or Compelling?

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Chicken Rice Bowls

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Self-Knowledge & Beliefs

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Cape Mendocino Lighthouse

8:00p ONE STEP BEYOND Night Of Decision During the American Revolution, George Wash-ington is suddenly visited by visions that convince him the revolution will be successful. However, he is also troubled by visions that tell him there will be a great civil war that will occur after his death, and he doesn’t know how to stop it. (R 7/23 at 8:00pm, 7/24 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/30 at 11:30pm, 7/31 at 5:30am)

8:30p ONE STEP BEYOND The Night Of April 14 Astonishing true predic-tions and premonitions of the sinking of the Titanic. (R 7/24 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p INSPECTOR MORSE Ghost In The Machine, Part 2 Morse continues to delve into the minds and morals of the aristocracy to solve this baffling case. (R 7/24 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PRIME SUSPECT The Scent Of Darkness, Part 1 Jane Tennison sent George Marlow down for six brutal murders. Now, two more women turn up dead with the same mark-ings, doused in the same perfume. Is this a copycat killer or did Tennison get it wrong? (R 7/24 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Stream

11:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Tidal WaveA man does not believe the predictions of a woman but finds that they are all coming true. (R 7/16 at 8:00pm, 7/17 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/24 at 5:30am)



D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )247:30a FOR YOUR HOME

Gardening In The Mountains

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Framing The View


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Casual

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Spaghetti Bias Shaping

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Cape Mendocino Lighthouse

12:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Night Of Decision During the American Revolution, George Wash-ington is suddenly visited by visions that convince him the revolution will be successful. However, he is also troubled by visions that tell him there will be a great civil war that will occur after his death, and he doesn’t know how to stop it. (R 7/23 at 8:00pm, 7/24 at 2:00am, 7/30 at 11:30pm, 7/31 at 5:30am)

1:00p ONE STEP BEYOND The Night Of April 14 Astonishing true predic-tions and premonitions of the sinking of the Titanic. (R 7/23 at 8:30pm, 7/24 at 2:30am)

1:30p INSPECTOR MORSE Ghost In The Machine, Part 2 Morse continues to delve into the minds and morals of the aristocracy to solve this baffling case. (R 7/23 at 9:00pm, 7/24 at 3:00am)

2:30p PRIME SUSPECT The Scent Of Darkness, Part 1 Jane Tennison sent George Marlow down for six brutal murders. Now, two more women turn up dead with the same markings, doused in the same perfume. Is this a copycat killer or did Tennison get it wrong? (R 7/23 at 10:00pm, 7/24 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Stream

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS China

4:30p BIZ KID$ Budgeting Basics

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Pumpkin Pancakes

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Values

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p ROAD TRIP Placerville

8:30p FINAL HOURS: AMELIA EARHART’S LAST FLIGHT See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/25 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:30p TRADESMEN: MAKING AN ART OF WORK Get a real and unflinching look at the lives and work of the modern tradesman and examine the socioeconomic topics related to the modern blue-collar craftsman. (R 7/5 at 9:30pm, 7/6 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/25 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:30p ALL IN THE SAME BOAT: STORIES OF BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS An extraordinary team of breast cancer survivors train for prepare for an exciting dragon boat race. (R 7/25 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Warm Winter Day

11:30p INNER COMPASS Exchanging Gangs For Jobs Father Greg Boyle, who started the largest gang intervention program in the U.S., is interviewed. (R 7/25 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Sunny Guest Room

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Entry


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Sophisticate

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Tucking Techniques

12:00 ROAD TRIP Placerville

1:00p FINAL HOURS: AMELIA EARHART’S LAST FLIGHT See Highlight on page 3 for details. (R 7/24 at 8:30pm, 7/25 at 2:30am)

2:00p TRADESMEN: MAKING AN ART OF WORK Get a real and unflinching look at the lives and work of the modern tradesman and examine the socio-economic topics related to the modern blue-collar craftsman. (R 7/5 at 9:30pm, 7/6 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/24 at 9:30pm, 7/25 at 3:30am)

J u l y 2 0 1 2 253:00p ALL IN THE SAME BOAT:

STORIES OF BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS An extraordinary team of breast cancer survivors train for prepare for an exciting dragon boat race. (R 7/24 at 10:30pm, 7/25 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Warm Winter Day

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Russia

4:30p BIZ KID$ Understanding Business Ethics

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Terrific Turkey Chili

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Personality & Interests

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Stealth Ship

8:00p CURIOSITY QUEST Orange Packing Learn how Oranges are grown, sorted and pack-aged to be shipped across the world. (R 7/26 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p CONNECT

9:00p DIGITAL DOCTORS: THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE Explores how doctors can virtually be present at your workplace, home, and even a shopping mall. (R 7/26 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p AVIATORS Air Traffic Control Towers, Walkaround checks and the Quesnel air show are featured. (R 7/26 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Mit Sloan, The Future Of Global Industries, Innova-tion and the Education Needed to SucceedMIT Sloan School of Man-agement is at the cutting

edge of educating future global business leaders. (R 7/26 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p MAKE: Computer Music Making This group stretches the sonic boundaries by turning personal comput-ers into an electronic symphony. (R 7/26 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain River

11:30p IDEAS IN ACTION WITH JIM GLASSMAN The End Of The Euro: How Far Can The Crisis SpreadThe financial crisis in Greece has highlighted weak links in the Euro, the shared currency among European coun-tries. Wealthier Northern European countries are being asked to prop up the banking systems of their weaker neighbors. Will America have to get involved? (R 7/26 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Motivation, Inspiration, Determination

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Focal Point


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Play With Color

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS World Traveler

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Quilting Techniques

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Stealth Ship

12:30p CURIOSITY QUEST Orange Packing Learn how Oranges are grown, sorted and pack-aged to be shipped across the world. (R 7/25 at 8:00pm, 7/26 at 2:00am)

1:00p CONNECT

1:30p DIGITAL DOCTORS: THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE Explores how doctors can virtually be present at your workplace, home, and even a shopping mall. (R 7/25 at 9:00pm, 7/26 at 3:00am)

2:00p AVIATORS Air Traffic Control Towers, Walkaround checks and the Quesnel air show are featured. (7/25 at 9:30pm, 7/26 at 3:30am)

2:30p CEO GLOBAL FORESIGHT Mit Sloan, The Future Of Global Industries, Innovation and the Education Needed to SucceedMIT Sloan School of Man-agement is at the cutting edge of educating future global business leaders. (R 7/25 at 10:00pm, 7/26 at 4:30am)

3:00p MAKE: Computer Music Making This group stretches the sonic boundaries by turning personal comput-ers into an electronic symphony. (R 7/25 at 10:30pm, 7/26 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain River

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS India

4:30p BIZ KID$ Saving And Investing For Your Future

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Homemade Refried Beans

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )266:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Monterey County Fair

8:00p ROADTRIP NATION Visit a Maori museum, Chef Kate Fay, hip-hop musician Tiki Taane and organic winemakers. (R 7/27 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

8:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Sacramento California Visit a walnut grove to see ecologically advanced farming and tour the state capital. (R 7/27 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p IN THE AMERICAS WITH DAVID YETMAN The Working Coast Of British Columbia View the wild beauty of the Georgia Straits and inlets, with towering peaks and glaciers. (R 7/27 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p APACHE 8 The compelling story of an all-women wildland firefighter crew from the White Mountain Apache. (R 7/27 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:30p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND TBA

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Purple Splendor




7:30a FOR YOUR HOME What’s New In Green?

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Structure


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC


10:00a CLASSICAL STRETCH

10:30a KNITTING DAILY Hat Basics

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Whimsical

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Twin Needle Embellishment

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Monterey County Fair

12:30p ROADTRIP NATION The team visits a Maori museum, Chef Kate Fay, hip-hop musician Tiki Taane and organic winemakers. (R 7/26 at 8:00pm, 7/27 at 2:00am)

1:00p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Sacramento California Visit a walnut grove to see ecologically advanced farming and tour the state capital. (R 7/26 at 8:30pm, 7/27 at 2:30am)

1:30p IN THE AMERICAS WITH DAVID YETMAN The Working Coast Of British Columbia View the wild beauty of the Georgia Straits and inlets, with towering peaks and glaciers. (R 7/26 at 9:00pm, 7/27 at 3:00am)

2:00p APACHE 8 The compelling story of an all-women wildland firefighter crew from the White Mountain Apache. (R 7/26 at 9:30pm, 7/27 at 3:30am)

3:00p AMERICA’S HEARTLAND

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Purple Splendor

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Mexico

4:30p BIZ KID$ A Closer Look At Financial Careers

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Sloppy Joes

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Keeping Track Of Self Knowledge & Exploration

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Trinity County Fair

8:00p RED GREEN SHOW Exit Stag Right Red and the boys plan a surprise stag for Harold. Red makes a man-sized lawn torch out of bird-bath. (R 7/28 at 2:00am &12:30pm)

8:30p ON STORY TV megahit Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal discusses the (not so) universal language of comedy in his documentary Exporting Raymond with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang writer/director Shane Black. (R 7/28 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Jakob Dylan And 3 Legs The Grammy winner per-forms several tracks from his latest record “Women & Country.” (R 7/28 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

9:30p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Fate II Dead End Job tells the story of an obituary writer who always knows who going to go next. (R 7/28 at 3:30am & 2:00pm)

10:00p MUSIC VOYAGER Lafayette: Sounds From The Bayou Experience the food, lifestyles and culture of Louisiana’s epicenter of Cajun and Creole culture. (R 7/28 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p ALMA’S JAZZY MARRIAGE Alma Foster recalls her life with her husband, seminal jazz bassist George “Pops” Foster, who popularized the slap bass style, an innovation which changed jazz’s

J u l y 2 0 1 2 27rhythm section forever. (R 7/28 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Arctic Beauty

11:30p THEATER TALK The Divine Sister Playwright/actor Charles Busch discusses his Off-Brodway hit about an unconventional group of nuns. (R 7/28 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a BETWEEN THE LINES WITH BARRY KIBRICK

8:00a JERRY YARNELL SCHOOL OF FINE ART Sedona Canyon, Part 1

8:30a BEAUTY OF OIL PAINTING WITH GARY AND KATHWREN JENKINS Serenity Swan

9:00a ART 2 ART

9:30a GARDEN SMART

10:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Garden Home Animals

10:30a GROWING A GREENER WORLD

11:00a CIAO ITALIA Eggplant/Melanzane

11:30a ZONYA’S HEALTH BITES The Best Breakfast Choices

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLDEN FAIRS Trinity County Fair

12:30p RED GREEN SHOW Exit Stag Right Red and the boys plan a surprise stag for Harold. Red makes a man-sized lawn torch out of bird-bath. (R 7/27 at 8:00pm, 7/28 at 2:00am)

1:00p ON STORY TV megahit Everybody Loves Raymond creator Phil Rosenthal discusses the (not so) universal language of comedy in his documentary Exporting Raymond with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang writer/director Shane Black. (R 7/27 at 8:30pm, 7/28 at 2:30am)

1:30p SUN STUDIO SESSIONS Jakob Dylan And 3 Legs The Grammy winner performs several tracks from his latest record “Women & Country.” (R 7/27 at 9:00pm, 7/28 at 3:00am)

2:00p OFFICIAL BEST OF FEST Fate II “Dead End Job” tells the story of an obituary writer who always knows who going to go next. (R 7/27 at 9:30pm, 7/28 at 3:30am)

2:30p MUSIC VOYAGER Lafayette: Sounds From The Bayou Experience the food, lifestyles and culture of Louisiana’s epicenter of Cajun and Creole culture. (R 7/27 at 10:00pm, 7/28 at 4:00am)

3:00p ALMA’S JAZZY MARRIAGE Alma Foster recalls her life with her husband, seminal jazz bassist George “Pops” Foster, who popularized the slap bass style, an innovation which changed jazz’s rhythm section forever. (R 7/27 at 10:30pm, 7/28 at 4:30am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Arctic Beauty


4:30p TRAVEL WITH KIDS Alaska - Kenai Peninsula

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p BURT WOLF: TRAVELS & TRADITIONS Belgium

6:00p NATURAL HEROES It’s Not Just Empty Space With David Suzuki

6:30p WOODSMITH SHOP Curved-Lid Treasure Box

7:00p TRAVELSCOPE West Virginia - Wild And Wonderful

7:30p ROAD TRIP Ferndale

8:30p DESERT SPEAKS Sonora’s Forgotten River Trace the Rio San Miguel through Mexico to see how life has adapted to its unpredictable flow. (R 7/29 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p GLOBE TREKKER Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia Merrilees Parker visits a Viking festival and learns how to smoke herring in a Swedish village. (R 7/29 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p ROADTRIP NATION The Roadtrippers meet up with Food Network host and chef Gale Gand and comic book artist Alex Ross. (R 7/29 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p CHANGING SEAS Alien Invaders The invasive lionfish is a major threat to biodiversity in western Atlantic and Caribbean waters. (R 7/29 at 4:30am & 3:00pm)


11:30p INNERVIEWS WITH ERNIE MANOUSE Pat Benatar “Hit Me with Your Best Shot” and other big hits made Benatar a top selling female recording artist. (R 7/29 at 5:30am)


6:30a BODY ELECTRIC


7:30a HEALING QUEST

8:00a LEADING GEN

D i g i t a l 4 3 • C a b l e 1 7 ( i n m o s t a r e a s )288:30a KATIE BROWN

WORKSHOP Easter

9:00a MY GENERATION VIP Tour

9:30a INSIDE E STREET Alzheimer’s @ Work

10:00a WOODTURNING WORKSHOP Desktop Water Fountain

10:30a AMERICAN WOODSHOP Shaker Inspired Work Tables


11:30a PRIMAL GRILL WITH STEVEN RAICHLEN Vegetarians At The Grill

12:00 ROAD TRIP Ferndale

1:00p DESERT SPEAKS Sonora’s Forgotten River Trace the Rio San Miguel through Mexico to see how life has adapted to its unpredictable flow. (R 7/28 at 8:30pm, 7/29 at 2:30am)

1:30p GLOBE TREKKER Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia Visit a Viking festival and learns how to smoke herring in a Swedish village. (R 7/28 at 9:00pm, 7/29 at 3:00am)

2:30p ROADTRIP NATION Meet with Food Network host and chef Gale Gand and comic book artist Alex Ross. (R 7/28 at 10:00pm, 7/29 at 4:00am)

3:00p CHANGING SEAS Alien Invaders The invasive lionfish is a major threat to biodiver-sity in western Atlantic and Caribbean waters. (R 7/28 at 10:30pm, 7/29 at 4:30am)


4:00p QUILT IN A DAY Rosebud

4:30p GARDEN SMART

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p SECOND OPINION Multiple Sclerosis


7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Dune Buggy

8:00p STAGESTRUCK: CONFESSIONS FROM SUMMER STOCK Take a nostalgic look back at the 26-year history of America’s first summer stock theater, and discover the day-to-day challenges and joys of the summer stock experience. (R 7/17 at 9:30pm, 7/18 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/30 at 2:00am & 12:30pm)

9:00p WAGES OF SPIN: DICK CLARK, AMERICAN BANDSTAND AND THE PAYOLA SCANDALS A fascinating look at the evolution of American Bandstand and the creation of an industry mogul. (R 7/30 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p BARNSTORMING Indiana pilots revive the 1920s tradition of inviting farmers and townspeople to experience flight. (R 7/30 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p MILLER CENTER FORUMS Frederick P. Hitz - U.S. Intelligence In The Wake Of September 11: The Rise Of The Spy Cammando”Hitz is a senior fellow at the Center for National Security Law at the Uni-versity of Virginia. (R 7/30 at 5:00am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Vacation Home Makeover

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Color


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Make It Unique

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS Nostalgic

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Ruffles And Ruching

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD Dune Buggy

12:30p STAGESTRUCK: CONFESSIONS FROM SUMMER STOCK See Sun. 7/29 at 8:00pm for details. (R 7/17 at 9:30pm, 7/18 at 3:30am & 2:00pm, 7/29 at 8:00pm, 7/30 at 2:00am)

1:30p WAGES OF SPIN: DICK CLARK, AMERICAN BANDSTAND AND THE PAYOLA SCANDALS See Sun. 7/29 at 9:00pm for details.. (R 7/29 at 9:00pm, 7/30 at 3:00am)

2:30p BARNSTORMING Indiana pilots revive the 1920s tradition of inviting farmers and townspeople to experience flight. (R 7/29 at 10:00pm, 7/30 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Stormy Seas

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Ghana

4:30p BIZ KID$ Money Moves (Global Economy)

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Fruiteroni Pizza

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE Introduction

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p CALIFORNIA’S GOLD

J u l y 2 0 1 2 298:00p ONE STEP BEYOND

Dead Mans Tale A prisoner wounded in a jailbreak has a startling clairvoyant vision. (R 7/31 at 2:00am)

8:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Forked Lightning A wife predicts here husband’s death; another man foresees his own. Against their wishes they are drawn together until their paths cross. (R 7/31 at 2:30am & 1:00pm)

9:00p INSPECTOR MORSE The Last Enemy, Part 1 Morse goes to Oxford University to unravel the mystery of a missing college professor and a mutilated corpse floating in a nearby canal. (R 7/31 at 3:00am & 1:30pm)

10:00p PRIME SUSPECT The Scent Of Darkness, Part 2 The D. C.I. working under Tennison’s supervision is convinced she lacks the proper objectivity and is jeopardizing the investiga-tion. But even off the case and suspended from the force, Tennison continues her search. (R 7/31 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Cabin

11:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Night Of Decision An aged railroad man makes a promise to his grandson producing an unusual chain of events. (R 7/23 at 8:00pm, 7/24 at 2:00am & 12:30pm, 7/31 at 5:30am)



7:30a FOR YOUR HOME Gardening Solutions

8:00a P. ALLEN SMITH’S GARDEN HOME Texture, Pattern And Rhythm


9:00a BODY ELECTRIC



10:30a KNITTING DAILY Small Projects

11:00a BEADS, BAUBLES AND JEWELS

11:30a MARTHA’S SEWING ROOM Fancy Fabric Textures

12:00 CALIFORNIA’S GOLD

12:30p ONE STEP BEYOND Dead Mans Tale A prisoner wounded in a jailbreak has a startling clairvoyant vision. (R 7/30 at 8:00pm, 7/31 at 2:00am)

1:00p ONE STEP BEYOND Forked Lightning A wife predicts here husband’s death; another man foresees his own. Against their wishes they are drawn together until their paths cross. (R 7/30 at 8:00pm, 7/31 at 1:00pm)

1:30p INSPECTOR MORSE The Last Enemy, Part 1 Morse goes to Oxford University to unravel the mystery of a missing college professor and a mutilated corpse floating in a nearby canal. (R 7/30 at 9:00pm, 7/31 at 3:00am)

2:30p PRIME SUSPECT The Scent Of Darkness, Part 2 The D. C.I. working under Tennison’s supervision is convinced she lacks the proper objectivity and is jeopardizing the investigation. But even off the case and suspended from the force, Tennison continues her search. (R 7/30 at 10:00pm, 7/31 at 4:00am)

3:30p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Cabin

4:00p HANDS ON CRAFTS FOR KIDS Egypt

4:30p BIZ KID$ Bulls, Bears, And Financial Markets

5:00p PIANO GUY

5:30p HEY KIDS, LET’S COOK Baked Ziti With Garden Vegetables

6:00p CAREER ADVANTAGE The Changing Workplace: Technology & Globalization

6:30p JOURNAL

7:00p NEWSLINE

7:30p ROAD TRIP Half Moon Bay

8:30p SHELTER ME See Highlight on page 3 for details.

9:30p CHOOSING WISDOM: THE PATH THROUGH ADVERSITY Researchers question whether suffering and ad-versity can lead to positive “post-traumatic growth.” (R 7/8 at 10:00pm, 7/9 at 4:00am & 2:30pm)

10:30p VISA DREAM An elderly couple in Mexico tries to get a tourist visa so they can visit their children in the US.

11:00p BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Oval

11:30p INNER COMPASS Female Asian-Americans: Finding A Voice Asian American Nikki Toyama-Szeto describes the struggles and joys of finding one’s own calling.