State of Aloha · 2009. 7. 30. · Hetherington, Rick Tsujimura and ... Cheryl Hetherington and Neil Hannahs. ... Mariane, was young then…as she is today. I am indebted to them

AUGUST 2009

P R E S E N T S

State of Aloha

A Sense of Gratitude and Accomplishment

Dear PBS Hawaii ‘Ohana,

On June 30, I was among several long-serving individuals who retired from the board in compliance with term limit provisions of our by-laws. Mahalo to Bob Ozaki, David Leonard, Tom Wellman, Cheryl Hetherington, Rick Tsujimura and Susan Eichor for joining this or-ganization during its infancy and guiding our transition from State agency to private foundation.

I wish to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the privi-lege of serving as board chairman since the founding of the Hawaii Public Television Foundation (HPTF) in 1997.

Neil HannahsFormer Chair, PBS Hawaii Board of Directors

Longtime PBS Hawaii Board Chairman Neil Hannahs recently passed the baton to a new Chair, Robbie Alm. In the following essay, Neil shares recollections and reflections about leading Hawaii’s only public television station into new territory, from State agency to proud private nonprofit organization. The vital change took place just nine years ago….

- Leslie Wilcox, President and CEO

Retiring board members (from left) Rick Tsujimura, Susan Eichor, Cheryl Hetherington and Neil Hannahs.

My association with this organization began in 1986 upon my appointment to the Hawaii Public Broad-casting Authority (HPBA). My children, who are now 31, 27 and 26, were 8, 4 and 3 at the time. My wife, Mariane, was young then…as she is today. I am indebted to them for their support of my service.

In the late 1980s, the “Japanese bubble” fueled a booming economy and rapid growth of our budget, staff and local productions. But it was like a booster rocket on a space craft. It gave us the power to launch, then fizzled fast and left us to cope with shrinking our commitments to sustainable scale.

During the ensuing economic trough, we reduced staff, cut services and worried that a failure to gain State support to fulfill mandated digital conversion might jeopardize our FCC license and very existence. We concluded that the best strategy for survival was to form a private foundation and engineer passage of legislation to transfer our FCC license from the State to a community licensee.

In 1997, we filed articles of incorporation to form HPTF and recruited many of the charter board members who are now, or have recently, retired from office. HPBA staff competed for roles within the new organization or sought transfer to other State posi-tions – the process left some casualties and emo-tional scarring.

Retiring PBS Hawaii Board Chairman Neil Hannahs welcomes new PBS Hawaii Board Chair, Robbie Alm (top) and Lisa Levine, Vice President of Development, presents a gift from PBS Hawaii to Neil Hannahs, who has served on the PBS Hawaii Board since 1986.

But operations were uninterrupted by the changeover thanks to the leadership of CEO Don Robbs and experienced staff who sacrificed the security of government employment to join the team of this fledgling start-up. To heal the wounds of transition, we sought the high touch leadership of Mike McCartney upon Don’s retirement. Mike’s encouraging style and team-building initiatives succeeded in unifying staff and board as an ‘ohana with a shared agenda.

When Mike left to pursue other career goals, the board was thrilled that an individual of Leslie Wilcox’s caliber would leave a high profile position in commercial media to assume the helm of

our public television station. We hired Leslie confident that she possessed extraordinary qualifications and her performance has exceeded our lofty expectations.

The years have brought many changes, but also some notewor-thy constants for which we should all be grateful. Namely,

• the faithful and generous support of our PBS membership;• loyal and competent staff; and • Karen Yamamoto’s unwavering management of our financial resources.

From left: New board member, Kawika Kahiapo, performs during Neil Hannahs’ last board meeting; Neil Hannahs and former PBS President and CEO, Mike McCartney; outgoing board member Susan Eichor.

ChairRobert Alm Vice ChairRonald HansenSecretaryTim JohnsTreasurer Jason Fujimoto

Andrew AokiCarolyn BerryJimmy BorgesKeiki-Pua Dancil, Ph.D.Robin Puanani DannerGuy FujimuraKen Hiraki

Alan HoffmanHokulani HoltJoan Lee Husted Kawika KahiapoIan KitajimaThomas KoideBill Mills

Cameron NekotaMarissa SandblomDavid Watumull

PBS Hawaii Board of Directors

It has been an honor to serve the worthy mission of PBS Hawaii with capable, dedicated, and self-less individuals who have per-formed with distinction. I admire their professionalism and will long be comforted by the warmth of their friendship.

PBS Hawaii has accomplished much over the last decade, but a review of past achievements is an imperfect gage of contribu-tion and progress. A more meaningful measure can be found in the capacity of an organization to manage leadership transitions without disruption to mission and on-going improvement.

As I survey the talent we have recruited to the board and staff to serve under Robbie Alm’s and Leslie’s inspired leadership, I am convinced that retiring board members can hand over the reigns of responsibility with a sense of gratitude, accomplish-ment and confidence.

Mahalo, aloha and imua PBS Hawaii. Neil Hannahs with wife, Mariane, and new board chair, Robbie Alm.

Anne Misawa is the Producer/Director of the statehood documentary scheduled to premiere Thursday, August 27 at 7:30PM – part of a 2-hour special, Insights on PBS Hawaii Presents State of Aloha.

The documentary was made by students at the University of Hawaii’s Academy of Creative Media (ACM). Ms. Misawa grew up in Hawaii and came back for a teaching position which she says, “came hand in hand with directing this research project.” The students were also assisted by other professional mentors throughout production.

Ms. Misawa told PBS Hawaii the documentary’s title comes from a March 13, 1959 sermon given by Reverend Abraham Akaka:

“The fears Hawaii may have are to be met by men and women who are living witnesses of what we really are in Hawaii, of the spirit of Aloha, men and women who can help unlock the doors to the future by the guidance and grace of God. This kind of self-affirmation is the need of the hour. And we can affirm our being, as the Aloha State, by full participation in our nation and in our world. For any collective anxiety, the answer is collective courage.”

PBSH: How did ACM students become involved in “State of Aloha”? How many students worked on this project over what period of time?

MISAWA: The research project, then titled simply, “The Hawaii Statehood Project,” started in 2004 and actually includes quite a bit of research and documentation that goes beyond this State of Aloha one-hour piece. Our first batch of interviews involved about 30 key interviewees in the 2004 summer, ranging from Senator Daniel Inouye to Don Ho to Bumpy Kanahele, etc. We had students

State of Aloha

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 | 7:30PM

DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER ANNE MISAWA TALKS ABOUT HER LATEST PROJECT

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Join host Dan Boylan and the INSIGHTS panel for a live discus-sion immediately following the premiere of State of Aloha.

Visit pbshawaii.org for a photo gallery and more information on State of Aloha.

Follow the LIVE discussion each week on the PBS Hawaii TWITTER page and our LIVE Blog.

work alongside professional mentors on all aspects of production ever since.

There has been a tremendous amount of students involved since 2004. There are students who were involved in research and production of their documentary shorts on the statehood topic within the classroom setting, as well as students involved in the documentary on a volunteer basis.

PBSH: Was it really intended to be strictly a research project? Why?

MISAWA: Yes, the funding is from a General Services Administration grant, (a federal grant) intended for research. ACM pitched a research topic on Hawaii statehood culminat-ing in documentation that would result in a documentary format video project that could be used for educational distribution.

PBSH: What were the biggest challenges in telling the story behind Hawaii’s statehood?

MISAWA: There was no focus or approach mandated by the source of the grant. We were free to explore the topic as we saw fit.

It’s such a huge endeavor that it was quite in-timidating trying to figure out what aspect of Hawaii statehood we should focus on, what to research and explore and document, and what would be included and what would have to be shifted out of this final State of Aloha video documentary project.

The topic in itself could easily be a miniseries. Trying to edit a cohesive hour-long story, while trying to be respectful and comprehen-sive of all the various viewpoints, was one of the hardest challenges.

From left, social activist Ah Quon McElrath, former Governor George Ariyoshi, writer Stephanie Launiu.

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Filmmaking, I find, is always a compromise weighed by practicalities and involves a rec-ognition that we can’t often include every-thing that we want to or should.

As we worked and researched, it became clear that it would be important to show in State of Aloha the historical steps towards statehood for Hawaii, the motivating forces that wanted or did not want statehood, as well as address some of the legacy of state-hood and allow expression for some of the current dialogue. What interested me as a filmmaker especially was this opportunity to be able to put to film and archive personal narratives of many of our kupuna. Since our interviews, some have passed away. Having the issues resonate out of personal narra-tives impacted the students, and theywere able to recognize what a wealth of experience and perspectives their immedi-ate surroundings hold for them. Many of the students worked on their own personal

documentary shorts and segments and interviewed a lot of their own family and community members.

PBSH: Now that the program is completed, what do the students think about the finished product? What do you think they learned from becoming so involved in the history behind Hawaii’s statehood?

MISAWA: What I have heard from students over and over is that they were surprised by this or that element of history, that they were not aware of earlier, especially those who were illuminated to the various civil rights struggles in Hawaii that led to some of the motivations for statehood.

Students have often come to the topic with very strong opinions on Hawaii’s statehood (and issues of sovereignty), sometimes plac-ing the blame of the current problems in Hawaii on statehood itself, while not often

having a lot of informed historical context to their opinions. This process of examining the history from personal narratives of wit-nesses and academics allowed them a more well-rounded insight into what the motiva-tions were for people in Hawaii towards statehood, and also against it, as well as being able to recognize the complexity of its legacy and the issues surrounding the cur-rent dialogue of statehood and sovereignty. Hawaii has such a vivid history. Today part of what it means to live together in these islands is to experience our diversity – even the current discourse over Hawaii’s state-hood. We wanted to illustrate that richness of history and perspective in this film. It is important to be respectful of the people who met and continue to meet the “great hopes” and “silent fears” that are the chal-lenges of statehood. Challenges so many met with courage and a “state of aloha.”

From left, Dodie Brown and Cultural Specialist Pat Namaka Bacon, actor Jason Scott Lee, former Governor Bill Quinn and wife Nancy Quinn.

GET DOWN TONIGHT: THE DISCO EXPLOSION (MY MUSIC)Saturday, August 1 | 8PM & Monday, August 10 | 8PMMY MUSIC brings back the disco years with live performances from the legends of the lighted dance floor. K.C. of K.C. and the Sunshine Band hosts the program, which includes the hit-makers featured on the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever. K.C. and the Sunshine Band (“That’s the Way I Like It” and “Get Down Tonight”), the Trammps (“Disco Inferno”), Yvonne Elliman (“If I Can’t Have You”), Tavares (“More Than a Woman”) and more bring back the days of polyester suits, big hair, mirror balls and eight-track tapes.

MAGIC MOMENTS: THE BEST OF 50s POPMonday, August 3 | 8PMPhyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Clooney host this nostalgic trip back to the 1950s. The footage takes viewers back to the era’s pop music days with classic moments from Patti Page, Perry Como, Debbie Reynolds, the McGuire Sisters and more.

DR. WAYNE DYER: EXCUSES BEGONE!Thursday, August 6 | 7:30PM & Saturday, August 15 | 5PMOn the 10th anniversary of his first public television pledge special, Dr. Wayne Dyer presents a program based on his newest book, Excuses Begone! After identifying the 18 most commonly used, self-defeating excuses, Dr. Dyer teaches viewers a method they can immediatly use to change damaging habits and move into new realms of possibility.

AUGUST PLEDGE HIGHLIGHTS

Top: Peaches & Herb, Get Down Tonight. Bottom left: Dr. Wayne Dyer, Excuses Begone! Right: Mel Carter, The Best of 50s Pop.

MOTOWN MEMORIESSaturday, August 8 | 2:30PM & Saturday, August 15 | 8PMMY MUSIC presents more great Motown memories, archival hits and rare interviews from five Motown Legends: the Temptations, the Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Diana Ross and the Supremes and Marvin Gaye. Mary Wilson, one of the original members of the Supremes, hosts. Pictured: Mary Wilson.

LEONARD COHEN LIVE IN LONDONSaturday, August 8 | 9:30PMInfluential singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen performs at London’s 02 Arena during his 2008 UK tour. The program, recorded live on July 17, 2008, features definitive renditions of classic songs drawn from Cohen’s 40-year repertoire.

LIVE PLEDGEHosted by Jimmy Borges & Shari LynnTHE BIG BAND YEARSSunday, August 9 | 8PMThis “Big Band” retrospective features the songs that brought the country through WWII and kick-started the baby boom. The program mixes vintage live, rare and unreleased footage of bands and vocalists from the 1930s and 40s.

Top: Mary Wilson, Motown Memories. Bottom: Leonard Cohen,

Leonard Cohen Live in London.

Community PartnersMahalo to Businesses in Our Community for Their Generous Support

PRODUCTION UNDERWRITERSHawaiian AirlinesSony Hawaii Company

CORPORATE & FOUNDATION UNDERWRITERSABC Stores & The Kosasa FoundationAesthetic Vision CenterArizona Memorial Museum AssociationAvisBank of HawaiiThe Cades FoundationCades Schutte LLPChaminade University of HonoluluCommercial Data SystemsCronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & FairbanksFirst Hawaiian BankFirst Insurance Company of HawaiiFLEXA Hawaii Friends of Hawaii Volcanoes National ParkHawaii Community FoundationHawaii Government Employees AssociationHawaii Medical Service AssociationHawaii National History AssociationHawaii Pacific UniversityHawaii State Department of Education,Teleschool Branch, Office of Curriculum, Instruction & Student Support

Hawaii State Teachers AssociationHawaiian AirlinesJohn & Clifford Mirikitani FoundationJohn MirikitaniKeiki Care Center of HawaiiKGMB9John R. Halligan Charitable FundOrganization of State Broadcasting ExecutivesPigtails & CrewcutsRooms HawaiiRuby Tuesday Hawaii Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc.Stepping Stones AcademySony Hawaii CompanySOS Metals Island Recycling University of Hawaii Professional Assembly U.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of CommerceWETA

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The PBS Hawaii Aloha Diners Club Card

A Valuable Resource with Life-Enriching BenefitsAs a School Renewal Specialist for the DOE, PBS Hawaii supporter, Allan Takeshita knows the value of education. “PBS Hawaii is a valu-able resource for parents and teachers, espe-cially with their online sites – PBS Kids, PBS Teachers and PBS Kids Go!” said Allan. “It’s amazing to see how many children have, and still do, benefit from programs like Sesame Street, Super Why! and Sid the Science Kid.”

“Everything they air from Nature and Globe Trekker, to local shows like Leahey & Leahey not only inform and educate, but are highly entertaining as well. After all, how many things in life are pleasurable and still good for you? Watching PBS Hawaii is definitely one of them.”

One of the rewards of Allan’s support is the PBS Hawaii Aloha Diners Club Card. “My

friends and I enjoy getting together for dinner, and Shokudo Japanese Restaurant is popular with everyone, as well as Tanaka of Tokyo. So I was glad to see that both of those restau-rants are in the Aloha Diners Club booklet.” With discounts and savings to a variety of res-taurants and merchants across the state, Allan didn’t think twice about renewing his support for our local public television station. “I’m not only helping to provide non-commercial televi-sion for others, but I also receive so many life-enriching benefits in return.”

For a contribution of $65 or more, new and renewing supporters will enjoy the benefits of the Aloha Diners Club Card, and ensure that PBS Hawaii can continue to enrich our community. You can also experience the great savings on dining and entertainment for a new or renewing donation of $65 or more. For more information, call (808) 973-1187 or visit us on the Web at pbshawaii.org. PBS Hawaii supporter, Allan Takeshita

Five year old Dylan Powell could hardly contain his excitement before the Sesame Street Live: Elmo Makes Music show this past June at the Neal Blaisdell Concert Hall.

As a PBS Keiki Club member, Dylan got a chance to meet Elmo and Ernie in person at the PBS Hawaii Private Pre-Show party. “I was shy at first,” he said, when asked how he felt as the characters came out. Eventually, he warmed up and gave Elmo a big hug and wished him good luck on a great show. With his Sesame Street goody bag in hand, he headed to the Concert Hall along with the other excited children, eager to see their favorite Sesame Street characters performing live.

When the show finally started, Dylan said he wanted to sing and dance with the characters and all the other kids. Asked what his favorite part of the show was, he replied, “They had little cannons that shoot out ribbons that went Woosh! Woosh! Woosh!” The show ended with a big bang and party poppers filled the air. Dylan showed us some souvenir ribbons he picked up from the show. “I also found one of Big Bird’s feathers!”

PBS Hawaii offers educational program-ming that promotes life-long learning for both keiki and their parents. Join the PBS Keiki Club today and receive advance notice to purchase special event tickets to shows like Sesame Street Live.

TONS OF LOVE

Dylan’s Sesame Street Live Experience

“It felt very good!” said Dylan, “I would like to see them again next year! It was tons of love!”

Log on to www.pbshawaii.org or call the Keiki Club hotline at 973-1375.

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PBS Hawaii PROGRAM LISTINGSAUGUST 2009

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 1PMTUESDAY. AUGUST 11 • 8PMThe Brain in Love with Dr. Daniel Amen

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 4:30PMVisions of Scotland

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 6PMMagnificent Mind at Any Age

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 8PMMONDAY, AUGUST 10 • 8PMGet Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 • 10PMPlaying for Change

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 • 6:30PMSATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 1PMImmaculée: Hold Onto Hope

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 • 8PMGreat PerformancesPete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert from Madison Square Garden

MONDAY, AUGUST 3 • 8PMMagic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 • 8PMYanni Voices: Live from the Forum in Acapulco

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 • 8PMRic Edelman: Rescue Your Retirement

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 • 7:30PMSATURDAY, AUGUST 15 • 5PMDr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 | 2:30PMMotown Memories

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 | 4:30PMVisions of France: The Riviera

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 6PMEd Slott’s Stay Rich for Life

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 8PMMONDAY, AUGUST 17 • 7:30PMCeltic Thunder - Take Me Home

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 • 9:30PMLeonard Cohen: Live in London

SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 • 7PMNATURE Kilauea: Mountain of Fire

SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 • 8PMThe Big Band Years - LIVE PLEDGE

AUGUST PLEDGE AT A GLANCE...

Immaculée: Hold Onto Hope

Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Concert

Playing for Change Yanni Voices: Live in Acapulco

1 SATURDAYNoon Knit & Crochet Today 12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 The Brain in Love with Dr. Daniel Amen2:30 The Woodwright’s Shop Classical Carving3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Chaise Lounge3:30 This Old House 4:00 Motorweek Mazda MX-5 Miata4:30 Visions of Scotland6:00 Ed Slott’s Stay Rich for Life (e)

8:00 Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion See page 9.10:00 Playing for Change: Peace Through Music Playing for Change is a multi- media effort to unite musicians and vocalists from diverse parts of the globe while seeking to immerse audiences in a movement to inspire, connect and bring peace to the world through music. Using mobile audio/video units, technicians traveled the world, recording local musicians outdoors in towns and cities worldwide. In addition, musicians from all over the world are now brought together to perform benefit concerts that build music and art schools in communities in need.11:30 Roughing It: Mongolia

Cable OnlyMidnight Globe Trekker Morocco 1:00 Washington Week1:30 Now on PBS2:00 Bill Moyers Journal 2 SUNDAYNoon Antiques Roadshow Fame and Fortune (e) 1:00 The This Old House Hour2:00 NOVA AstroSpies (e)3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 1 (e)(HD)4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Athens and Side Trips (e)(HD)

PBS Hawaii is on the air seven days a week from 5 am to midnight. Viewers with cable service also have access to overnight programming. Viewers with cable service and high-definition (HD) TVs may watch PBS Hawaii in high-definition on Oceanic Time Warner Channel 1010.

CODING:(e) encore (HD) High-Definition(TBD) Programming to be determined(u) Updated Programming Pledge Programming

When possible, repeat broadcast dates during the month will be indicated in parentheses. All programs have closed-captioning. Late-breaking events may result in schedule changes. For more information and the latest schedules, please visit www.pbshawaii.org.

Playing for Change: Peace Through Music

5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 6:30 Immaculée: Hold On to Hope Immaculée Ilibagiza survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide — which left a million people dead, including her parents — by hiding in a tiny bathroom with seven other women for 91 days. She tells her story of survival and forgiveness in this program, which features highlights from her speech at the Magnolia Performing Arts Pavilion on the Baton Rouge Com- munity College campus.

8:00 Great Performances Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration from Madison Square Garden Pete Seeger, legendary folk artist and pioneer of protest music, turned 90 in May 2009. Joining him for a concert event at Madison Square Garden to celebrate this milestone birthday are Joan Baez, Ani DiFranco, Arlo Guthrie, Ben Harper, Kris Kristofferson, Taj Mahal, Dave Matthews, Roger McGuinn, John Mel- lencamp, Peggy Seeger, and many others who perform songs inspired by his music and activism.

10:00 Austin City Limits Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland (e)11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)Cable OnlyMidnight Legends & Lyrics Kris Kristofferson, PattyGriffin,RandyOwen1:00 Wide Angle Contestant No. 22:00 Time Team America RangeCreek,Utah

3 MONDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song Melveen Leed (e)8:00 Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop Phyllis McGuire, Pat Boone and Nick Clooney host this nostalgic trip back to the 1950s. The program’s mix of live performance and archival footage takes viewers back to the era’s pop music days with classic moments from Patti Page, Perry Como, Debbie Reynolds, the McGuire Sisters, and more. 10:00 History Detectives (e)11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime PicksCable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Independent Lens Please Vote for Me2:00 Nature Crime Scene Creatures 4 TUESDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2 (HD)

Ben Harper (center) in Great Performances Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration

8:00 Yanni Voices: Live from the Forum in Acapulco Yanni has discovered and developed four of the most exciting new voices in music today. In this special, filmed at the new Forum at Mundo Impe- rial in Acapulco, Mexico, he re-interprets his classic compositions with powerful lyrics and intoxicating vocal performances by Nathan Pacheco, Chloe, Ender Thom as and Leslie Mills.(e)10:00 P.O.V. Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music (e)11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 Jazz for Young People: What is New Orleans Jazz? 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX

5 WEDNESDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Leahey & Leahey 8:00 Ric Edelman: Rescue Your Retirement Financial advisor Ric Edelman explains the biggest IRA mistakes investors make and explores insights into the science of financial decision-making.10:00 Wide Angle Burning Season11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2 (e)(HD)11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)

Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 Independent Lens Red,White,Black& Blue 2:00 NOVA UnderwaterDreamMachine

6 THURSDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! See page 9. (e)

10:30 PBS Previews The National Parks: America’s Best Idea (e)11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents HawaiianAirlines Presents Na Mele: Tony Conjugacion (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Wide Angle Burning Season2:00 NOVA scienceNow

The Miller Center National Debates | FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 | 10:30PM

7 FRIDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Washington Week 8:00 Now on PBS 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 9:30 Foreign Exchange 10:00 The McLaughlin Group10:30 The Miller Center National Debates TheFutureofAffirmativeAction Ray Suarez, senior correspondent for THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER, moderates this discussion of the future of affirmative action. In the age of Obama, should race and ethnicity still be a factor in promoting equality or should affirmative action policies be retooled with class and economic status in mind? The confirmed debaters are Julian Bond, chairman, NAACP; Dalton Conley, chair of the sociology department, New York University; John McWhorter, senior fellow, Manhattan Institute; and Lee Bolinger, president, Columbia University.

11:30 Washington Week (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX2:00 The This Old House Hour

8 SATURDAYNoon Knit & Crochet Today12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 Immaculee: Hold On to Hope (e)2:30 My Music: Motown Memories See page 10.4:00 Motorweek Mercedes-Benz E-Class4:30 Johnny Mathis: Wonderful, Wonderful! (e)6:00 Magnificent Mind at Any Age with Dr. Daniel Amen Dr. Amen’s ground breaking research has shown that people can change and improve the structure and function of their brains and in do- ing so, improve overall health, happiness and success. Dr. Amen identifies the

foods, habits, behaviors, and environmen- tal toxins that pollute the brain, including MSG, excessive television watching, and lack of sleep. He then identifies natural supplements such as fish oil, specific foods, and daily habits which can actually improve the structure and function of the brain. (e)8:00 Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home Paul, Ryan, Keith, Damian and George return with a new concert special filmed in April 2009. New songs include “Danny Boy,” “Castles in the Air,” “Every Breath You Take,” and “You Raise Me Up.”9:30 Leonard Cohen Live in London See page 10.11:00 Austin City Limits Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Globe Trekker Micronesia 1:00 Washington Week1:30 Now on PBS2:00 Bill Moyers Journal

NATURE Kilauea: Mountain of Fire | SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 | 7PMKilauea, on Hawaii’s Big Island, is the world’s most active volcano. Its latest eruption began in 1983 and hasn’t stopped. Since that time, it has created 544 acres of new land and consumed 200 homes. But as we watch nature’s own fireworks display and witness the devastation wrought by flowing lava, we’ve also been able to observe a process that’s central to life on these islands. The most spectacular moment of creation is when lava pours into the ocean creating new land; it is here that filmmaker Paul Atkins finds himself getting a shot few have ever filmed: 2,000 degree lava and 75-degree ocean water — a sight to behold.

9 SUNDAYNoon Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX, Part 11:00 The This Old House Hour2:00 Rick Steves’ Romantics’Europe (e)(HD) 4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2 (e)(HD)4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Greece’s Peloponnese (e)(HD)5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 6:30 Second Opinion Memory Enhancement(e)

7:00 Nature Kilauea: Mountain of Fire See page 19. (e)(HD)8:00 LIVE PLEDGE: The Big Band Years See page 10.10:00 Austin City Limits Wilco (e) 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)Cable OnlyMidnight Legends & Lyrics Kenny Loggins, RichardMarx,3DoorsDown1:00 Wide Angle Burning Season2:00 Time Team America Fort James, South Dakota

10 MONDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song RaiateaHelm (e)8:00 Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion See page 9. (e)10:00 History Detectives 11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime PicksCable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 The Miller Center National Debates TheFutureofAffirmativeAction2:00 Nature Murder in the Troop

11 TUESDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Amy Kalili (HD) (e)8:00 The Brain in Love10:00 P.O.V. Made in L.A. Los Angeles is the country’s center for apparel manufac- turing, but many of its factories bear an eerie resemblance to New York’s early 20th-century sweatshops. “Made in L.A.” follows the remarkable journey of three Latina immigrants working in L.A.’s gar- ment factories and their struggle for self- empowerment as they wage a three-year battle to bring a major clothing retailer to the negotiating table.11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose

Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song, featuring Raiatea Helm | MONDAY, AUGUST 10 | 7:30PM

1:00 Documenting the Face of America2:00 Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX

12 WEDNESDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Leahey & Leahey 8:00 Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews10:00 Wide Angle Victory Is Your Duty11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Amy Kalili (e)(HD)11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose

1:00 Wide Angle Victory Is Your Duty2:00 NOVA The Deadliest Plane Crash

13 THURSDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii 8:30 Beautiful World with Jim Brickman9:30 e2 Transport: Portland: A Sense of Place10:00 Globe Trekker Spanish Islands 11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents HawaiianMonk Seals: Surviving Paradise (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose

1:00 Independent Lens A Dream In Doubt2:00 NOVA scienceNOW 14 FRIDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Washington Week 8:00 Now on PBS 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 9:30 Foreign Exchange 10:00 The McLaughlin Group10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)11:30 Washington Week (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX 2:00 The This Old House Hour

15 SATURDAYNoon Knit & Crochet Today12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 Pounce for Alpha Wealth with Ken Stern2:30 The Woodwright’s Shop File Philosophy3:00 The New Yankee Workshop RollTop DeskPart1of23:30 This Old House 4:00 Motorweek Chevy Camaro vs. Hyundai Genesis Group4:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated DinnerwithaLatinAccent5:00 Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Be Gone! See page 9. (e)8:00 My Music: Motown Memories See page 10.

Levon Helm Ramble at the Ryman | SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 | 9:30PM

9:30 Levon Helm Ramble at the Ryman Levon Helm has, since 2004, hosted evenings of music at his home studio in Woodstock, New York, that have come to be known as “The Midnight Ramble.” On September 17, 2008, Helm took the Midnight Ramble on the road to the Ry- man Auditorium in Nashville, where — ac companied by such luminaries as Buddy Miller, John Hiatt, Sheryl Crow and Sam Bush — the Levon Helm Band gave birth to a performance that will live for the ages.11:00 Austin City Limits Wilco (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Globe Trekker Spanish Islands 1:00 Washington Week1:30 NOW on PBS2:00 Bill Moyers Journal 16 SUNDAYNoon Antiques Roadshow Houston, TX, Part 21:00 Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews (e)3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Amy Kalili (e)(HD)4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Copenhagen (e) (HD)5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe

6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare Suicide (e) 7:00 Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop This program reunites original legends of rock’n’roll for a once-in-a-lifetime performance. Hosted by pop music legends Frankie Valli, Jerry (The Iceman) Butler and Lloyd Price, the program also boasts a surprise appearance by Little Richard. Among the many performers is Fred Par- ris, who comes out of retirement after a decade to join the Five Satins in a performance of “In the Still of the Night,” the number-one oldies single of all time. Hal Miller joins the Rays after 40 years of retirement to sing “Silhouettes”; and Kathy Young is reunited with the Inno- cents to sing “A Thousand Stars” for the first time since they recorded the hit when Young was just 14 years old.10:00 Austin City Limits Drive-ByTruckers/ RyanBingham (e) 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)Cable OnlyMidnight Legends & Lyrics RegieHamm,Mindy Smith, Leigh Nash1:00 Independent Lens Companeras2:00 Inside Emergency Transplant

17 MONDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)

7:30 Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home (e)9:00 History Detectives 10:00 Objects & Memory (e)11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime PicksCable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose

Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 | 7PM

1:00 Objects & Memory2:00 Nature HorseandRider

18 TUESDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 (HD)8:00 NOVA Hunting the Hidden Dimension NOVA tells the dramatic story of a group of pioneering mathematicians who developed fractals from a curiosity that few took seriously to an approach that is touching nearly every branch of under standing — including what happened after the Big Bang and the ultimate fate of our universe. (e)9:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD)10:00 P.O.V. P.O.V.ShortsProgram11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 Objects & Memory 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA

19 WEDNESDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Leahey & Leahey 8:00 Great Performances Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration from Madison Square (e)10:00 Wide Angle 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 (e)(HD)

11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 Wide Angle 2:00 NOVA Hunting the Hidden Dimension

20 THURSDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii 8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents John A. Burns: The Man and His Times The period 1945- 1975 is often referred to as “The Burns Years” in Hawai’i history books, and right fully so. John A. Burns looms as Hawai’i’s most significant political figure of the last half of the twentieth century. Burns entered politics at the close of World War II, working closely with organized labor leaders and Japanese-American war veterans to forge a Democratic party that would be an instrument of social change in Hawai’i. For twelve years, over the course of three successive terms as governor, Burns helped to shape many important elements of Hawai’i’s social and political structure that continue to this day.9:30 e2 The Village Architect10:00 Globe Trekker Pakistan11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents John A. Burns: The Man and His Times (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose

1:00 P.O.V. P.O.V.ShortsProgram2:00 NOVA scienceNOW

21 FRIDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Washington Week 8:00 Now on PBS 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 9:30 Foreign Exchange 10:00 The McLaughlin Group10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)11:30 Washington Week (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA 2:00 The This Old House Hour 22 SATURDAYNoon Knit & Crochet Today12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels 1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting2:00 Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop HudsonRiverPainters–Olanain the Hudson Valley, NY (e)2:30 The Woodwright’s Shop A Very Boring Program3:00 The New Yankee Workshop RollTop DeskPart2of23:30 This Old House 4:00 Motorweek Kia Forte

4:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated TheCrunchiestPorkChopsEver5:00 Martin Yan’s China OldChonqing (e)5:30 Simply Ming Shiitakes/TruffleOil (e)6:00 Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends GrilledSteak6:30 Everyday Food Comfort Food7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Great Hotels of the World7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Japan: HokkaidoandHonshu (e)8:00 Live from Lincoln Center Joshua Bell andtheMostlyMozartFestivalOrchestra The Mostly Mozart Festival marks the 200th anniversaries of Haydn’s death and Mendelssohn’s birth as maestro Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra with master violinist Joshua Bell.

10:00 Soundstage Billy Idol11:00 Austin City Limits Drive-ByTruckers/ RyanBingham (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Globe Trekker Pakistan 1:00 Washington Week1:30 Now on PBS2:00 Bill Moyers Journal

23 SUNDAYNoon Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA, Part 11:00 The This Old House Hour2:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD)(e)3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 1 (e)(HD)4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe DenmarkBeyond Copenhagen (e)(HD)5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare CardiacBreakthroughs (e)7:00 Nature Sharkland (e)(HD)8:00 Masterpiece Mystery! InspectorLewis: ExpiationThe last words of a dying man lead the sole witness to team with a beautiful socialite to find out if foul play was involved. Miss Marple joins them as they land in a hotbed of homicide and intrigue.

9:30 PBS Previews The National Parks: America’s Best Idea (e)10:00 Austin City Limits Manu Chao (e) 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)Cable OnlyMidnight Soundstage Billy Idol1:00 Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures Sea Ghosts2:00 Inside Air Show

24 MONDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song GeorgeKahumoku (e)8:00 Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA, Part 2 (e)9:00 History Detectives 10:00 American Masters The World of Nat King Cole This film focuses not just on Cole’s celebrity, but on the Civil Rights movement and how the singer of such popular songs as “Mona Lisa,” “Too Young” and “Pretend” broke through major racial barriers in the entertainment industry as the first black American to have his own national radio show and the first black American to have his own television show.11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime PicksCable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 American Masters The World of Nat King Cole

Live from Lincoln Center Joshua Bell

2:00 Nature Sharkland

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6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 2(HD)8:00 NOVA MonsteroftheMilkyWay (e) 9:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD)10:00 P.O.V. This Way Up11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 American Masters The World of Nat King Cole 2:00 Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA

26 WEDNESDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)

7:30 Leahey & Leahey 8:00 Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre9:30 PBS Previews National Parks: America’s Best Idea (e)10:00 Wide Angle 11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 2 (e)(HD)11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 Wide Angle 2:00 NOVA MonsteroftheMilkyWay

27 THURSDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsStateofAloha9:30 e2 TheArt&ScienceofRenzoPiano World-class architect Renzo Piano draws on nature to create a structure that defines a natural history museum for the 21st century. Combining Piano’s signature transparency design with a green roof evoking its surroundings, San Francisco’s new California Academy of Sciences provides a model for sustainabil- ity and sets a benchmark for how people use, operate and interact with public buildings. 10:00 Globe Trekker GlobeTrekkerSpecial: BestAmericanWaterTreks111:00 Out From the Shadows: The Story of Irene Joliot-Curie and Federic Joliot- Curie (e)Cable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose1:00 The 2009 National Geographic Bee2:00 NOVA scienceNOW

28 FRIDAY6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Washington Week 8:00 Now on PBS 8:30 Bill Moyers Journal 9:30 Foreign Exchange

Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 | 8PM

10:00 The McLaughlin Group10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsStateofAloha(e)Cable Only12:30 Charlie Rose 1:30 Washington Week2:00 The This Old House Hour

29 SATURDAYNoon Knit & Crochet Today12:30 Scheewe Art Workshop1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels 1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting2:00 Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop Monet - Water Lily Garden at Giverny, France (e)2:30 The Woodwright’s Shop LumberjackFan Carving3:00 The New Yankee Workshop Planter’s Desk3:30 This Old House 4:00 Motorweek Audi Q54:30 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Perfecting Pasta Sauces5:00 Martin Yan’s China GuangdongatWork (e)

5:30 Simply Ming Sambal/Dijon (e)6:00 Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends ChocolateandCherryCake6:30 Everyday Food NewSpinonPizza7:00 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Tulip Time Cruise (e)7:30 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Australia: Arnhemland and the Kimberley (e)8:00 Time Team Special Edition In this special two-hour presentation from the United Kingdom’s groundbreaking archaeology series, Time Team takes viewers on an expedition to Jamestown, where a Brit- ish company’s commercial enterprise planted the seeds of the United States. In part two, Britain’s most famous archaeologists discover what secrets lie buried beneath several of the world’s most famous English residences, Wind- sor Castle and Buckingham Palace.10:00 Soundstage FallOutBoy11:00 Austin City Limits Manu Chao (e) Cable OnlyMidnight Globe Trekker GlobeTrekkerSpecial: BestAmericanWaterTreks1 1:00 Washington Week

1:30 Now on PBS2:00 Bill Moyers Journal 30 SUNDAYNoon Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA, Part 2 (e)1:00 The This Old House Hour2:00 NOVA scienceNOW (HD)(e)3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsStateofAloha (e)5:00 Rick Steves’ Europe Istanbul (e)(HD)5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly 6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare OvarianCancer (e)7:00 Nature The Queen of Trees (e)8:00 Masterpiece Mystery! InspectorLewis: and the Moonbeams Kiss the Sea Stolen rare books and the murders of a brilliant Oxford fine arts student and a library maintenance engineer lead Lewis and Hathaway to connect the crimes to a local gambling addiction group and two talented painters. Can Oxford’s finest trace the killers before they claim their next victim?

American Horizons: The Photographs of Art Sinsabaugh | SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 | 9:30PM

9:30 American Horizons: The Photo- graphs of Art Sinsabaugh Art Sin- sabaugh (1924–1983) made his artistic breakthrough in the early 1960s with panoramic landscapes of the midwest that were unprecedented in both form and subject matter. He used a giant 12x20-inch “banquet” camera that allowed him to marry a sublime and expansive 19th-century vision with mid-20th century formalism. From his early midwest prairies to the majestic southwest work of his last years, his remarkable photographs capture a richly nuanced sense of place and the ever- changing face of the American environ- ment. (e)10:00 Austin City Limits NickLowe/TheSwell Season:GlenHansard&MarketaIrglova (e) 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)Cable OnlyMidnight Soundstage FallOutBoy1:00 New Cops2:00 Inside Miami Airport

31 MONDAY 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song Dennis&DavidKamakahi;Martin Pahinui;GeorgeKuo (e)8:00 Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ, Part 1 (e) 9:00 History Detectives 10:00 Great Performances Herbert von Karajan: Beauty as I See It One of the 20th century’s most famous and influen- tial figures in classical music, conductor Herbert von Karajan would have turned 100 in 2008. In his illustrious career, von Karajan led the legendary Berlin Philhar- monic for 35 years, was closely associ- ated with the Vienna Philharmonic and served as artistic director of the Vienna State Opera.The film, produced on the occasion of the von Karajan centenary, chronicles the career of a true giant of classical music.11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime PicksCable OnlyMidnight Charlie Rose 1:00 A Case of Mistaken Identity 2:00 Nature The Queen of Trees

Great Performances Herbert von Karajan: Beauty as I See It | SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 | 9:30PM

DIGITAL CABLE CHANNEL 443 4:30am Sid the Science Kid5am Super Why!5:30am Clifford the Big Red Dog6am Between the Lions6:30am Arthur7am Fetch! / Electric Co.7:30am Sagwa 8am Cyberchase8:30am Dragon Tales9am Maya & Miguel9:30am Zoboomafoo10am Sesame Street10:30am11am Barney & Friends11:30am CaillouNoon Curious George12:30pm Sid the Science Kid1pm Super Why!1:30pm Clifford the Big Red Dog2pm Between the Lions2:30pm Arthur3pm Fetch! / Electric Co.

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5:30 Nightly Business Report Simply Ming To The Contrary6pm

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Leahey & Leahey

Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox PatSaiki,Part2

Leahey & Leahey

Insights on PBS Hawaii Navigating Hawaii’sToughEconomic Times

Washington Week

(6 PM) Ed Slott’s Stay Rich for Life

8:00

American Masters Garrison Keillor: The Man ontheRadiointheRed Shoes

Great Perfomances Hitman: David Foster & Friends

American Masters Garrison Keillor: The ManontheRadiointheRedShoes

Now on PBS

Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents NATUREKilauea: Mountain of Fire

Bill Moyers Journal

9:00

9:30 PBS Previews The NationalParks

e2 Transport: Food Miles

Foreign Exchange

10:00

Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami

Wide Angle Crossing Heaven’s Border

Globe Trekker GlobeTrekkerFoodHour:Mexico

The McLaughlin Group

Playing for Change: Peace Through Music

10:30

Insights on PBS Hawaii11:00

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Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox RichardParsons,Pt. 2

PBS Hawaii Presents NATUREKilauea: Mountain of Fire11:30

Leahey and Leahey

Washington Week

Roughing It: Mongolia

Rock, Rhythm & Doo WopSunday, August 16 | 7PM

This program reunites original legends of rock’n’roll for a once-in-a-lifetime performance. Hosted by pop music legends Frankie Valli, Jerry (The Iceman) Butler and Lloyd Price, the program also boasts a surprise appearance by Little Richard. Among the many performers is Fred Parris, who comes out of retirement after a decade to join the Five Satins in a performance of “In the Still of the Night,” the number-one oldies single of all time. Hal Miller joins the Rays after 40 years of retirement to sing “Silhouettes”; and Kathy Young is reunited with the Innocents to sing “A Thousand Stars” for the first time since they recorded the hit when Young was just 14 years old.

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Immaculee: Hold on to Hope

Na Mele Melveen Leed

Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2

Leahey & Leahey

Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!

Washington Week

(6 PM) Magnificent Mind at Any Age with Dr. Daniel Amen

8:00

Great Performances Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration from Madison Square Garden

Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop

Yanni Voices: Live from the Forum in Acapulco

Ric Edelman: Rescue Your Retirement

Now on PBS

Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home

8:30

Bill Moyers Journal

9:00

9:30Foreign Exchange

Leonard Cohen Live in London

10:00 Austin City Limits Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland

History Detectives

P.O.V. Johnny Cash: The Man, His World, His Music

Wide Angle Burning Season


10:30 PBS Previews The National Parks The Miller Center

National Debates The Future of AffirmativeAction

11:00

History Detectives


Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Loretta Ables Sayre, Pt. 2

PBS Hawaii Presents HawaiianAirlines Presents Na Mele: Tony Conjugacion

Austin City Limits Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings/Carolyn Wonderland 11:30 PBS Hawaii

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(7 PM) Nature Kilauea: Mountain of Fire

Na Mele RaiateaHelm

Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Amy Kalili

Leahey & Leahey

Insights on PBS Hawaii

Washington Week

(5 PM) Dr.Wayne Dyer: Excuses Be Gone!

8:00

LIVE PLEDGE: The Big Band Years

Get Down Tonight - The Disco Explosion

The Brain in Love

Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews

Now on PBS

My Music: Motown Memories

8:30

Beautiful World with Jim Brickman

Bill Moyers Journal

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9:30 e2 Transport: Portland: A Sense of Place

Foreign Exchange Levon Helm

Ramble at the Ryman10:00

Austin City Limits Wilco

History Detectives

P.O.V. Made in L.A. Wide Angle Victory Is Your Duty

Globe Trekker Spanish Islands


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History Detectives


Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Amy Kalili

PBS Hawaii Presents HawaiianMonkSeals:Surviving Paradise

Austin City Limits Wilco

11:30 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks

Leahey & LeaheyWashington Week

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(7 PM) Rock, Rhythm & Doo Wop

Celtic Thunder: Take Me Home

Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Marlene Sai, Pt. 1

Leahey & Leahey

Insights on PBS Hawaii

Washington Week

Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Japan: HokkaidoandHonshu

8:00

NOVA Hunting the Hidden Dimension

Great Performances Pete Seeger’s 90th Birthday Celebration from Madison Square

Now on PBS

Live from Lincoln Center Joshua Bell and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra

8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents John A. Burns: The Man and His Times

Bill Moyers Journal

9:00

History Detectives

NOVA scienceNOW

9:30e2 The Village Architect

Foreign Exchange

10:00Austin City Limits Drive-ByTruckers/RyanBingham

Objects & Memory

P.O.V. P.O.V.Shorts Program

Wide Angle Globe Trekker Pakistan

The McLaughlin Group Soundstage

Billy Idol10:30


History Detectives




PBS Hawaii Presents John A. Burns: The Man and His Times

Austin City Limits Drive-By Truckers/ RyanBingham11:30

Leahey & LeaheyWashington Week


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(7 PM) Nature Sharkland

Na Mele George Kahumoku


Leahey & Leahey Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsState of Aloha

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Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Australia: Arnhemland and the Kimberley

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Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector Lewis:Expiation

Antiques Roadshow Los Angeles, CA, Part 2

NOVA Monster of the MilkyWay

Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre

Now on PBS

Time Team Special Edition

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Bill Moyers Journal

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History Detectives

NOVA scienceNOW

9:30 PBS Previews The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

PBS Previews National Parks: America’s Best Idea

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Foreign Exchange

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American Masters The World of Nat King Cole

P.O.V. This Way Up Wide Angle

Globe Trekker GlobeTrekkerSpecial: Best Ameri-canWaterTreks1

The McLaughlin Group Soundstage Fall

OutBoy10:30Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsState of Aloha

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Na Mele Dennis &DavidKamakahi;MartinPahinui;George Kuo


Leahey & Leahey Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsState of Aloha

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Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Australia: Arnhemland and the Kimberley

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Masterpiece Mystery! Inspector LewisandtheMoonbeams Kiss the Sea

Antiques Roadshow Tucson, AZ, Part 1

NOVA Monster of the MilkyWay

Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre

Now on PBS

Time Team Special Edition

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Bill Moyers Journal

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History Detectives

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9:30 American Hori-zons: The Photo- graphs of Art Sinsabaugh

PBS Previews National Parks: America’s Best Idea

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Foreign Exchange

10:00 Austin City Limits NickLowe/TheSwellSeason:Glen Hansard & MarketaIrglova

Great Performances Herbert von Karajan: Beauty as I See It

P.O.V. This Way Up Wide Angle

Globe Trekker GlobeTrekkerSpecial: Best Ameri-canWaterTreks1


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Insights on PBS Hawaii Insights on PBS HawaiiPresentsState of Aloha

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