Open Air January 2014

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New Programs for a New Year

KRCB is launching several new series this month:

Arts In Context, Thursdays at 10:30 , starts January 2

Explore the process of arsc creaon through the lives and works of praccingarsts of all types.

On Story, Saturdays at 11:30 , starts January 4 Get an inside look at the creave process behind some of the most popular andcrically acclaimed films and television shows.

Plas Energy Week, Sundays at 8 , starts January 5

Increase your energy IQ with news and analysis on energy policy, markets, andtrends in the United States and the world.

BioCentury This Week, Sundays at 8:30 , starts January 5

Learn more about the pharmaceucal industry, emerging biotechnology, bio

regulaons, and public policy in this news, analysis, and opinion program.Front and Center, Saturdays at 10 , starts January 18

Enjoy a diverse musical line-up spanning genres and generaons. This season lookfor Jack Johnson, Train, Buddy Guy, the Les Paul Trio, and many more.

American Music, Sunday, January 19, at 12:30

Sing along with this new monthly special, a tuneful history of American popularmusic from Blues to Bluegrass to Broadway, co-produced by KRCB.

China’s Challenges, Thursdays at 8 , starts January 23

Get a beer understanding of the challenges that China faces both at home andabroad as it takes its place as a major economic and geopolical player on theworld stage.

New Children’s Programming

Enviropals, Saturdays at 11 , starts January 4

This new children’s program off ers engaging characters, fun cras, andenvironmental science educaon.

New Times for Some Old FavoritesGreat Decisions in Foreign Policy, Fridays at 8 , starts January 3

Want to gain a more indepth understanding of foreign policy? This discussionprogram consists of half-hour documentaries on the most important foreign policychallenges facing America today.

Bill Moyers & Company, Fridays at 9 , repea ng Mondays at 11 , starts Jan. 10

This half-hour version of Bill Moyer’s popular interview program moves toFriday nights.



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Dear Member, We are delighted to report that pre-eminent journalistBill Moyers has once again renewed his commitmentto public broadcasng and, therefore, to all Americans.

Moyers had announced a well-deserved rerementseveral months ago. However, the outpouring of respect,love, and just plain awe overwhelmed his intenons, andhe is back in January with a weekly half-hour program at9 pm every Friday, repeang at 11 am every Monday.

I would also draw your aenon to two programs onSunday, January 26, at 10 pm and 11 pm respecvely.Both shows, Schools That Change Communi es andParents’ Survival Guide: Childhood Obesity , are KRCB co-

producons. Not only are we airing the shows, but wehave also, working with the producers, distributed theprograms to PBS staons around the country.

Schools That Change Communi es looks at how diverse schools around thecountry are tackling school reform at the local level, tranforming not only the schoolsthemselves but the communies that surround them. Parents’ Survival Guide:

Childhood Obesity off ers new ideas and approaches to an important health challengefacing families and communies. Both programs address topics that are crical toimproving health outcomes both locally and naonally, and we air them as part of

our ongoing KRCB’s Health Connecons work, which presents important topics indepth for your consideraon—and, made possible by your support.



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K R C B T e l e v i s i o n Featured Programs on TV22

Downton Abbey, 4th Season PremiereSunday, January 19 at 8

Downton Abbey opens in darkness, in every senseof the word. Six months aer Mahew’s death,

Lady Mary is sll miserable, awaking to a cryingbaby she’s clearly not interested in. Family andservants try to cure Mary and Isobel of their deepdepression. Meanwhile, O’Brien’s acons shock thehousehold to its core as she causes a final crisis.Sll, life goes on as Valenne’s Day and new kitchentechnologies cause havoc downstairs.

Stage Le: A Story of Theater in San FranciscoSunday, January 19 at 10

This brisk and brow-raising documentary filmcelebrates the unique theater community of SanFrancisco. Inspired by a froner history of risk-takingand exploraon, a climate of polical and socialacvism, and a parcular mulcultural mix, SanFrancisco theater arsts have focused on pushingthe boundaries of the form. Their interest inredefining performance—where it takes place, howit is staged, and what it encompasses—has had alasng influence on theater in the United States andaround the world.

Frontline: The Secret State of North Korea

Thursday, January 30 at 9

Frontline goes inside the secret state to explorelife under its new ruler, and invesgate theenigmac “Morning Star King” as he tries to holdonto power. Using new footage smuggled frominside and never-before-told stories from recentdefectors living in South Korea, the film off ers a rareglimpse of how some North Koreans are defyingauthority in a country where just being caught withillegal DVDs could mean immediate imprisonment.

42nd Annual Smithville Fiddlers’ JamboreeWednesday, Jan. 22, Part 1 at 8 , Part 2 at 9

Join us for highlights of the 42nd AnnualSmithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree. Part 1 of this familyfavorite features junior fiddler winners and fancyfootwork from Appalachian Flat Foot Dance,

Buck Dancing, and Clogging. Bluegrass Banjo,Bluegrass Band, and Contest Fiddle round out thecompeons in the first hour. Part 2 includes seniorfiddlers, a square dance compeon, and a finalfiddler showdown for the tle of Grand ChampionFiddler of the Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree.



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Featured Programs on Radio 91

LA Theatre Works

Saturdays at 6

January 4—Red and The Was Towers Project.

Two meditaons on arsts and their resilience.

January 11—reasons to be prey. A hilarious andpenetrang look at what it means to be prey.

January 18—RFK: The Journey to Jusce. Thereluctant scion of an American polical dynastyconfronts his country’s most explosive social issue.

January 25—How I Learned to Drive and TheBalmore Waltz. The lives of two young women areexplored in these plays by Paula Vogel.

Outbeat, Sundays at 8

January 6—Living Proof

January 13—Outbeat Music

January 20—Outbeat Collage, Out in the Arts

January 27—Outbeat News In Depth

It’s a new year! Tune in for an in-depth look atsome of the most important stories making LGBTheadlines this month. See www.outbeatnews.comfor our full schedule.

FlashbackThe Rise of the Singer-Songwriter

January 10 & 24, 10 pm to midnight

With Bob Dylan leading the charge, a whole newgeneraon of songwriters emerged in the 1960s.This month, Flashback surveys that burst of talent,from the names we all know—such as James Taylor,Joni Mitchell, Jackson Brown, and Neil Young—to less prominent but worthy contributors likeDavid Ackles, Judee Sill, Tim Buckley, and MickeyNewberry, and so many more that they’ll stretch

across both January Flashback shows.

WordTemple’s Katherine Hasngs isthe New Poet Laureate of SoCo Santa Rosa poet Katherine Hasngs has been

chosen as Sonoma County’s eighth Poet Laureate.She is a widely published poet, a stalwart promoterof poetry, and host of WordTemple radio programon KRCB 91 FM, which you can hear at 4 pm on thethird Sunday of the month. The radio show is anoutgrowth of the WordTemple Poetry Series, whichshe founded in 2005. Congratulaons, Katherine!



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MONDAY

5am Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman *

6am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches

6:30 Classical Stretch

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 ▲ Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

9am Peg + Cat; Tiger Takes onBullying (1/20)

9:30 Fons & Porter’s Love ofQuilting

10am Quilting Arts10:30 Learn to Read

11am Living Smart; Moyers andCompany (1/13, 1/20, 1/27)

11:30 Second Opinion

12pm Hometime

12:30 Moveable Feast with FineCooking

1pm Julia & Jacques Cookingat Home

1:30 Music Voyager; Start Up (1/27)

2pm Clifford the Big Red Dog

2:30 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm SciGirls

4:30 Nightly Business Report

5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour

6:30 Deutsche-Welle Journal

TUESDAY

5am Democracy Now! with AmyGoodman *


6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Knitting Daily

10am Sew It All

10:30 Signing Time!

11am Wider World

11:30 Healthy Body, HealthyMind; Community Health

Connections (1/28)

12pm Ask This Old House

12:30 Simply Ming

1pm NOVA (repeat of Monday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl

4pm Biscuit Brothers


5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


WEDNESDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Peg + Cat9:30 Beads, Baubles and Jewels

10am It’s Sew Easy

10:30 Everyday Edisons

11am America’s Heartland

11:30 Eat Free

12pm This Old House

12:30 America’s Test Kitchen

1pm Nature (repeat of Tuesday)



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


THURSDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George

8:30 Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot

About That!

9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Painting and Travel with Roger& Sarah Bansemer

10am Sewing with Nancy10:30 Arts in Context

11am Joseph Rosendo’sTravelscope

11:30 New York Originals

12pm Rough Cut: Woodworking withTommy Mac

12:30 Martha Bakes [repeats Sat. at5:30 pm]

1pm Truth About Money with Ric

Edelman1:30 Wild Photo Adventures



3pm Arthur

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Newsline

5:30 PBS NewsHour


FRIDAY



6:30 Wai Lana Yoga

7am Sesame Street

8am Curious George


9am Peg + Cat

9:30 Creative Living [repeats Sundayat 4 pm]

10am Knit and Crochet Now!

10:30 Expeditions with PatrickMcMillan

11am Journeys in Africa

11:30 Ciao Italia

12pm Victory Garden

2:30 Lidia’s Italy in America

1pm Tasteable California

1:30 Sit and Be Fit



3pm Arthur



DAYTIME Television Listings9KR C BT e l e v i s i o n

3:30 WordGirl



5pm Asia This Week

5:30 PBS NewsHour


SATURDAY

Our regular Saturday schedule willbe preempted by special pledgeprogramming on January 18.See daily schedule.

7am Curious George


8am Peg + Cat

8:30 Bob the Builder

9am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood;Tiger Takes on Bullying

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9:30 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood

10am Thomas & Friends

10:30 Electric Company11am Enviropals

11:30 To The Contrary with BonnieErbe

12pm Teaching Channel

1pm Paint This w/Jerry Yarnell

1:30 Hands On Crafts for Kids

2pm Best of the Joy of Painting

2:30 Woodsmith Shop

3pm Woodwright’s Shop

3:30 Ask This Old House[repeats Tues. at noon]

4pm Chef John Besh’s FamilyTable

4:30 Jazzy Vegetarian

5pm Cooking with Nick Stellino

5:30 Martha Bakes

6pm Simply Ming

6:30 Mexico, One Plate at a Time SUNDAY

Our regular Sunday schedule willbe preempted by special pledgeprogramming on January 12.

8am Platt’s Energy Week

8:30 BioCentury This Week

9am McLaughlin Group

9:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack

10am Religion & Ethics Newsweekly10:30 Between the Lines [repeats

Thursday at 7:30 pm]

11am Hispanic Lifestyles (1/5,1/19); Climate One (1/26)

11:30 Autoline (1/5, 1/19)

12pm Motorweek

12:30 Ideas Exchange; AmericanMusic (1/19)

1pm European Journal

1:30 Euromaxx Highlights2pm America’s Heartland

2:30 Scully/The World Show

3pm Rough Cut: Woodworking withTommy Mac[repeats Thurs. at noon]

3:30 This Old House[repeats Wed. at noon]

4pm Creative Living

4:30 Garden Smart

5pm Growing a Greener World

5:30 Victory Garden [repeats Fri. at noon]

6pm P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

6:30 Red Green Show[repeats Sat. at 7:30 pm]

Health Connections ProgrammingHealth Connections Programming

Available on Cable and U-Verse only* Available on Cable and U-Verse only

Children’s programs marked witha triangle are available in Spanish

via the SAP system. Check your

television or cable instruction manual

for information on accessing these

programs in Spanish.

The North Bay mysque has captured the heartsand minds of visitors and residents alike forgeneraons.

KRCB’s legacy is as rich and dynamic as thecommunies and people we serve. From newsto arts to culture—KRCB captures the world and

delivers it to your doorstep.Your legacy can enrich the lives of futuregeneraons of listeners and viewers. Ensure abrighter tomorrow through a planned gi withKRCB today.

To learn more about bequests, charitable gi annunies, andother planned giving opportunies, visit www.krcb.org or contactNancy Dobbs at 707-584-2058 or [email protected].

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PRIMETIME Television Listings


1 WEDNESDAY

7pm Keeping Up Appearances

7:30 Best of KRCB Live!

8pm Great Performances –From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2014

9:30 Shakespeare Lost,Shakespeare Found

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose

12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best of Link TV *

2 THURSDAY

7pm Last of the Summer Wine

7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick Jared Diamond

8pm Pioneers in Aviation:The War Years

9pm Frontline: Cliffhanger

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



3 FRIDAY

7pm After You’ve Gone

7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

8pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy – Sacred Cow:Defending America on aBudget

8:30 McLaughlin Group

9pm Community HealthConnections: Mental Health

9:30 Just Seen It: MovieReviews

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

4 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchen fromCook’s Illustrated: Meat andPotatoes à la Francaise

7:30 Red Green Show:The Cement Load

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Winter

9pm Austin City Limits:

Queens of the Stone Age10pm Live from the Artists Den:

The National

11pm Bluegrass Underground:Steeldrivers

11:30 On Story: A Conversationwith Chris Carter ( X-Files )

12am Best of KRCB *

5 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow:Des Moines, IA, Hour 3

8pm Masterpiece Classic:The Paradise, Part 4


10pm Primary Concern

11pm Intelligence Squared –The GOP: Seize the Centeror Die

12am Best of KRCB *

1am Best of Link *

6 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Anna,Emma, and the Condors

8pm NOVA: A Walk to Beautiful[Repeats Tuesday at 1pm]

9pm Moyers & Company

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose12am Democracy Now! *


7 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with Ernie

Great Performances

From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebraon 2014Wednesday, January 1 at 8

Ring in the New Year with the Vienna Philharmonic playingStrauss waltzes, with dancing by the Vienna City Ballet.

Masterpiece Classic: The Paradise, Parts 4 & 5Sunday, January 5 at 8 and 9

A double dose of the Emile Zola classic, The Paradise, abouta naive shopgirl’s introducon to the temptaons ofmodernity in an opulent department store.

Shakespeare Lost, Shakespeare FoundWednesday, January 1 at 9:30

World-renowned Shakespeare scholar Dr. Gary Taylor has

worked for 20 years to recreate The History of Cardenio(1613), a lost work co-wrien by William Shakespeare.



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Manouse: Lisa Swayze

8pm Nature: Christmas in Yellowstone [RepeatsWednesday at 1pm]

9pm Trust: Second Acts in Young Lives

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



8 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Aviators: FLS Microject

8pm Great Performances:Rodgers and Hammerstein’sOklahoma!

11pm Charlie Rose



9 THURSDAY


7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick Lauren Kessler

8pm Pioneers in Aviation:The Race to the Moon

9pm Frontline: The Untouchables

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



10 FRIDAY

7pm After You’ve Gone7:30 Consuelo Mack

Wealthtrack

8pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy: Power to the People



9:30 Just Seen It: MovieReviews

10pm PBS NewsHour11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

11 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchenfrom Cook’s Illustrated:

Great American Classics

7:30 Red Green Show: The Gas

Shortage

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: A Pretty Girl

9pm Austin City Limits: JasonIsbell/Neko Case

10pm Live from the Artists Den:Imagine Dragons

11pm Bluegrass Underground:Beausoleil Avec MichaelDoucet

11:30 On Story: Explosive Action!

12am Best of KRCB *12 SUNDAY

11am Train Your Dog Like A Pro

12pm Heal Yourself: Mind OverMedicine with Lissa Rankin

1:30 Farm Story with Jerry Apps

3pm Rick Steves’ Europe TravelSkills

5pm Best of the ’60s

7pm Antiques Roadshow: JunkIn the Trunk



10pm Intelligence Squared: Is theFDA Too Cautious

11pm Intelligence Squared:

Do Too Many Kids Go ToCollege?

12am Best of KRCB *

1am Best of KRCB Pledge *

13 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!Wednesday, January 8 at 8

This acclaimed producon from London’s Naonal Theatre

was a hit with crics and audiences alike, capvated by itsfresh new take on a venerable classic.

Frontline: The UntouchablesThursday, January 9 at 9

Are the CEOs of mega-banks too big to jail? Despite manybanks’ fraudulent taccs, no Wall Street tan has beenconvicted of a crime connected to the financial crisis.

Trust: Second Acts in Young Lives

Tuesday, January 7 at 9

This film by local documentarian Nancy Kelly follows theteenage actors of a Chicago theater group as they transformtheir lives through art, courage, storytelling, and community. Nancy Kelly

Hugh Jackman



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7:30 Natural Heroes:Dying Green

8pm Best of the ’60s

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose12am Democracy Now! *

1am Best of KRCB Pledge*

14 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Naomi Judd

8pm 3 Steps to Incredible Health!with Joel Fuhrman, MD

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



15 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Aviators: No Runway,No Problem

8pm Salute to Vienna

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



16 THURSDAY


7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick: JerryBruckheimer

8pm David Garrett: Music – LiveIn Concert

9:30 Victor Borge: Comedy InMusic!

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



17 FRIDAY



8pm Rick Steves’ Europe TravelSkills

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



18 SATURDAY

11am Victor Borge: Comedy inMusic!

11:30 David Garrett: Music – LiveIn Concert

1pm John Sebastian Presents:Folk Rewind

3pm Train Your Dog Like A Pro

4pm 3 Steps to Incredible Health!

with Joel Fuhrman, MD6pm Salute to Vienna

8pm Lawrence Welk Show: Saluteto the Working People

9pm Austin City Limits:Fun. and Dawes

10pm Front and Center:Jack Johnson

11pm Bluegrass Underground:Leon Russell

11:30 On Story: Re-Imagining theClassics


1am Best of KRCB *

19 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow:Finders Keepers

8pm Masterpiece Classic:Downton Abbey, Season 4Premiere

10pm Stage Left: A Story of Theaterin San Francisco

11pm August to June: Bringing Lifeto School

12am Best of KRCB *

Front and Center

Saturday, January 18 at 10

Our new music show Front and Center premieres this weekwith Jack Johnson’s simple songs about life, love and theuniverse. Filmed at Lincoln Center.

Model Minority: Do the MathMonday, January 20 at 9:30

This documentary explores the complex stereotype of AsianAmericans as academic over-achievers and examines itsconsequences.

Barefoot CollegeMonday, January 20 at 9

At Barefoot College in India, educaon takes place off cam-

pus, in nearby impoverished villages, among all age groups,with a curriculum ed to the needs of rural village life.



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20 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Grow!8pm NOVA: Extreme Ice

[Repeats Tuesday at 1pm]

9pm Barefoot College (KRCBco-production)

9:30 Model Minority

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



21 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By

7:30 Innerviews with ErnieManouse: Barry Livingston

8pm Nature: LegendaryWhite Stallions [RepeatsWednesday at 1pm]

9pm Untamed Legacy: America’sWild Mustangs

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



22 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Aviators: Float Planes

8pm 42nd Annual Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree, Pt. 1

9pm 42nd Annual Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree, Pt. 2

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



23 THURSDAY

7pm Last of the Summer Wine:Pole Star

7:30 Between the Lines withBarry Kibrick: Diane Ladd

8pm China’s Challenges: Arethe Chinese People ReallyHappy?

9pm Frontline: To Catch a Trader

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



24 FRIDAY



8pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy: China in Africa


9pm Moyers & Company9:30 Just Seen It: Movie

Reviews

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



25 SATURDAY

7pm America’s Test Kitchen fromCook’s Illustrated: Simple &Satisfying

7:30 Red Green Show:The Lost Dog

8pm Lawrence Welk Show:Tour of Southern California

9pm Austin City Limits: Portugal.The Man/Local Native

10pm Front and Center: Train

11pm Bluegrass Underground:North Mississippi Allstars

11:30 On Story: Elements of GreatHorror

12am Best of KRCB *

Russia’s Open Book: Wring in the Age of PunSunday, January 26 at 9

This documentary tells the story of America and Europe’slove of Russian literature and introduces audiences to a newgeneraon of Russian writers.

A Night for Horse Lovers - Monday, January 21

Legendary White Stallions at 8 Untamed Legacy: America’s Wild Mustangs at 9 From civilized Lipizzaners to the wild mustangs of theWest, you won’t want to miss these equine beaues.

China’s ChallengesThursday, January 23 at 8

In “Are the Chinese People Really Happy?” President Xi Jin-

ping discusses “The Chinese Dream,” and the Chinese peopletalk about healthcare, educaon, housing, rerement.



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26 SUNDAY

7pm Antiques Roadshow:Boise, Hour One

8pm Masterpiece Classic:Downton Abbey, Part 2

9pm Russia’s Open Book: Writingin the Age of Putin

10pm Schools That ChangeCommunities (KRCB co-production)

11pm Parents’ Survival Guide:Childhood Obesity(KRCB co-production)

12am Best of KRCB*


27 MONDAY

7pm Out of Ireland

7:30 Natural Heroes: Brower Youth Awards

8pm NOVA: Building the GreatCathedrals [Repeats Tuesdayat 1pm]

9pm Humble Beauty:Skid Row Artists (KRCB co-production)

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



28 TUESDAY

7pm As Time Goes By7:30 Innerviews with Ernie

Manouse: Deborah Cox

8pm Nature: The Private Life ofDeer [Repeats Wed at 1pm]

9pm Natural Beekeeping

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



29 WEDNESDAY


7:30 Aviators: Civil Air Patrol

8pm Eye on the Sixties: The IconicPhotography of RowlandScherman

9:30 Thunder on the Mountain

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



30 THURSDAY


7:30 Between the Lines with BarryKibrick: Steve McCurry &

Franz Lanting8pm China’s Challenges: Where is

China’s Economy Going?

9pm Frontline: The Secret State ofNorth Korea

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose



31 FRIDAY



8pm Great Decisions in ForeignPolicy: The Eurozone in Crisis



[Repeats Sunday at 8am]9:30 Just Seen It: Movie

Reviews

10pm PBS NewsHour

11pm Charlie Rose


1am Best of KRCB *

Eye on the ’60s: Photography of Rowland SchermanWednesday, January 29 at 8

LIFE Magazine photojournalist Rowland Scherman captured

the polical, cultural, and musical events of the 1960s. Herehe reflects on his life, his art, and changing mes.



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