March 2017
program guide
Travis Tritt:
A Man and His Guitar
March 7 at 9:15pm
Over Wyoming
March 14 at 7pm
The Drift
March 12 & 15 at 7:30pm & 8:30pm
Volume 32
Ken Burns:
America’s Storyteller
March 4 & 6 at 4pm & 7pm
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GENERAL MANAGER MESSAGE
PBS stations for sale? You may
see news reports about PBS stations
being sold. As part of the “Spectrum
Auction” being held by the FCC, some
PBS license holders will take the
opportunity to sell their stations and
stop broadcasting. Other PBS stations
are being forced to change frequency,
at a substantial cost. Not us! None of
WyomingPBS’s full power transmitters
were affected by the recent auction.
The unprecedented snowfall
throughout the state has taken its toll
on our transmitters. We have been
fighting outages from one end of Wyoming to the other. Sometimes,
it’s our equipment and sometimes it’s widespread power failures. In all
cases, our team of engineers is doing everything they can to restore our
service to you. Our Snow-Cat has seen heavy use this winter!
I’m sad to report WyomingPBS Foundation Executive Director Lee
Haines has resigned to return to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.
I’ve been privileged to work with Lee since my arrival, and he will be
extremely difficult to replace. However, if you know of someone who is
up to the task of leading our Foundation, please direct them to the job
posting at wyomingpbs.org/jobs.
I’m proud to announce that Antiques Roadshow is coming to
Wyoming! The Roadshow will be in Gillette on August 19! In next
month’s guide, we’ll have details on how to apply for tickets and how to
volunteer to be a Roadshow Roadie!
Finally, please use our March Membership Festival to renew your
WyomingPBS membership or even to make an additional gift. The
March drive is our largest opportunity to raise the funds we need to
keep telling Wyoming’s stories. We have a mix of new programs and
old favorites for you to enjoy!
Thanks for watching and thanks for being part of our WyomingPBS
family.
Terry Dugas
General Manager
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view local and national content with digital devices at
the Laramie County Library in Cheyenne last month. For
more information on how you can watch WyomingPBS
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Local Highlights
OVER WYOMING
Tuesday, March 14
at 7pm
WyomingPBS takes cameras aloft to explore the
sweeping beauty of the Cowboy State.
THE DRIFT
Wednesday, March 15
at 8:30pm
A documentary about a Wyoming cattle drive
that’s been going on for more than 100 years,
and the hardships it faces.
Capitol Outlook Final Report
Friday, March 5 at 8pm
Repeats Sunday at 11am
Capitol Outlook brings Governor Mead, Senate President Bebout and House Speaker
Harshman together for an overview of the past 8 weeks of the 2017 General Session.
WYOMING CHRONICLE
Fridays at 7:30pm & Saturdays at 6:30pm
Mar. 3 - WY Veterans
Commission - Working in
partnership with the Wyoming
state government, the
Wyoming Military Department,
the U.S. Department of Veteran
Affairs, and Veterans Service
Organizations, the commission
strives to improve the quality of
life of every Wyoming veteran.
Mar. 10 - Horse Warriors
Wyoming Chronicle explores
an innovative equine facilitated
youth empowerment program
serving 6-12 year-olds which
incorporates the arts, community
service, the outdoor classroom
and year-round mentoring.
Mar. 17 - Rebuild of
Wyoming’s Capitol - The
Wyoming Capitol Square
Project centers on the
restoration of the Capitol. This
complex multi-year project will
preserve the historic character
of the Capitol, improve public
access to the political process,
and address needed life
safety and building systems
deficiencies.
BE MORE...INNOVATIVE
BE MORE...INNOVATIVE
Mar. 24 - Wyoming’s Snow
- A visit with Tim Troutman
from the National Weather
Service office on the impact of
snow pack on everything from
agriculture, fishing, wildlife to
Wydot, tourism and travel.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Travis Tritt: A Man and
His Guitar
Tuesday, March 7 at 9:15pm
Join the country music hit-maker with
the soulful voice and exceptional guitar
prowess along with special guests Marty
Stuart and James Otto. This new concert
was taped and recorded in an intimate
setting at Tennessee’s historic Franklin
Theater.
Ken Burns: America’s
Storyteller
Sunday, March 4 at 4pm
Monday, March 6 at 7pm
Join Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, George Lucas,
Wynton Marsalis, Yo-Yo Ma, Henry Louis Gates,
Jr., Sam Waterston, Doris Kearns Goodwin
and more for a tribute to the acclaimed filmmaker and an exclusive look at the upcoming
production THE VIETNAM WAR.
Standing Rock: Oil, Water and
Tribal Conflict
Sunday, March 26 at 11am
Against the backdrop of an incoming
Trump administration, Standing Rock is a
new documentary that shines a spotlight
on the conflict surrounding the Dakota
Access pipeline and the struggle for Native
American rights.
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WyomingPBS Local Programming
wyomingpbs.org
Joe Bonamassa: Muddy Wolf
at Red Rocks
Tuesday, March 7 at 7pm
Sunday, March 12 at 9pm
Guitar Hero Joe Bonamassa performs
an exclusive event concert experience at
Red Rocks Amphitheater celebrating the
music of blues legends Muddy Waters and
Howlin’ Wolf. Tune in for a special chance to
meet Joe at his upcoming Cheyenne concert!
Kenny Sailors Leap of Faith
Tuesday, March 7 at 8:30pm
The University of Wyoming mens basketball
team was the best in America in 1943, riding
on the not-very-tall shoulders of Kenny
Sailors and his revolutionary (at the time)
jump shot. Basketball fans take the jump
shot for granted today, but in 1943 the only
person doing it was Kenny Sailors, who
led the Wyoming Cowboys to the national
collegiate championship.
End of Track
Sunday, March 12 at 6pm
An exploration of the construction of the
Transcontinental Railroad in Wyoming
and the ‘End of Track’ towns
that popped up along the way.
BE MORE...ENGAGED
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Sesame Street
Daniel Tiger
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Curious George
Splash & Bubbles
Peg + Cat
America’s Test Kitchen
Sara’s Meals
In Julia’s Kitchen
The Mind of a Chef
Woodwright’s Shop
This Old House
Ask This Old House
Today’s Wild West
Quilting Arts
Sewing with Nancy
Paint This With Jerry Yarnell
Best of Joy of Painting
Great Estates Scotland
This Old House Hour
PBS Newshour Weekend
Wyoming Chronicle
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Sid the Science Kid
Arthur
Mister Rogers Neighborhood
Wild Kratts
Odd Squad
DragonflyTV
Biz Kids
Motorweek
Consuelo Mack Wealth Track
Charlie Rose
Capitol Outlook
Wyoming Chronicle
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
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Alive! In America’s Delta
Garden Smart
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Rick Steves’ Europe
America’s Heartland
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Various Programs
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WyomingPBS Local Programming
WEEKDAY SCHEDULE
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
7:00
NATURE CAT
7:30
CURIOUS GEORGE
8:00
DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD
8:30
READY JET GO!
9:00
SPLASH AND BUBBLES
9:30
SESAME STREET
10:00
DINOSAUR TRAIN
10:30
PEG + CAT
11:00
SUPER WHY
11:30
THOMAS & FRIENDS
12:00
SESAME STREET
12:30
SPLASH AND BUBBLES
Friday
1:00
Sewing with
Nancy
Fons & Porter
Fit to Stitch
Knit and Crochet
Now
It’s Sew Easy
1:30
Paint This w/
Jerry Yarnell
Best of Joy of
Painting
Painting with
Paulson
Wyland’s Art
Studio/Painting with
Wilson (3/23)
Beauty of Oil
Painting
Martha Bakes
Pati’s Mexican
Table/Mexico-One
Plate at a Time
(3/29)
Simply Ming
Cooking with
Nick Stellino
2:00
Lidia’s Kitchen
2:30
READY JET GO!
3:00
NATURE CAT
3:30
WILD KRATTS
4:00
ODD SQUAD
4:30
ODD SQUAD
5:00
BBC WORLD NEWS AMERICA
5:30
NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT
6:00
PBS NEWSHOUR
CURIOUS GEORGE SWINGS INTO SPRING
Monday March 20th & Friday March 24th
at 7:30am & 2:30pm.
It’s springtime! And a little monkey has a big case of spring fever.
But serious lobby dogs like Hundley have no time for frolicking,
especially when there’s a spring cleaning prize to be won. George
gets the idea to give his friend spring fever, but instead Hundley gets
lost. Will George be able to rescue Hundley and lift his spirits?
BE MORE...INSPIRED
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PRIMETIME
1 WEDNESDAY
3 FRIDAY
7:00 SPY IN THE WILD, A
NATURE MINI SERIES “Meet
the Spies” - The evolution
7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK
7:30 WYOMING CHRONICLE
“Wyoming Veterans
Commission”
8:00 CAPITOL OUTLOOK: FINAL
REPORT
9:00 CHILDSPLAY: A STORY OF
FIDDLERS, FIDDLES AND A FIDDLE
MAKER - The fiddle choir
Childsplay showcase their
passion for traditional music,
song and dance.
10:00 NELLIE TAYLOE ROSS
of Spy Creatures, from the
original BoulderCam to the
PenguinCams, is highlighted.
8:00 AFRICA’S GREAT
CIVILIZATION “The Atlantic Age/
Commerce and the Clash of
Civilization” - The impact of
the Atlantic trading world, the
slave trade and revolutionary
movements are discussed.
10:00 BORN TO EXPLORE WITH
RICHARD WIESE “Tanzania:
Remote Tribes”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 AMERICA’S HEARTLAND
2 THURSDAY
7:00 FATHER BROWN “The Time
Machine” - Father Brown visits
Jacob, who is determined to
prove that a time machine was
involved in a murder.
8:00 DOC MARTIN “Cats and
Sharks” - Martin plans to leave
Portwenn to resume his career
as a surgeon after his baby’s
christening.
9:00 A PLACE TO CALL HOME
“L’Chaim, To Life” - George
returns to Ash Park and plans
to make a big announcement
at his welcome-home dinner.
10:00 TODAY’S WILD WEST WITH
MARK BEDOR
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WELL READ
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30th anniversary of an iconic
concert with an all-star cast
including Jackson Browne.
[Repeats 3/10 at 8pm]
10:30 PLAY PIANO IN A FLASH: 3
STEPS TO PIANO SUCCESS - Scott
“The Piano Guy” Houston
inspires beginners to enjoy
happy, fulfilling music-making.
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SUNDAY
7:00 MERCY STREET “House of
Bondage” - After Antietam,
the Greens suffer a setback.
Pinkerton’s inquiry heats up.
Mary’s condition worsens.
8:00 VICTORIA ON MASTERPIECE
“Young England” - On the
verge of delivering her first
child, Victoria spurns advice
and ventures among her
subjects.
9:30 TOM JONES: A SOUNDSTAGE
SPECIAL EVENT - The iconic
- A program about Nellie
Tayloe Ross, the first woman
governor in the nation.
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 MAIN STREET “Artist of
Wyoming: Eva McAdams”
4 SATURDAY
7:00 LAWRENCE WELK’S TV
TREASURES - Rare footage
and never-before-seen
performances from “The
Lawrence Welk Show” are
showcased.
9:00 ROY ORBISON: BLACK AND
WHITE NIGHT 30 - Celebrate the
singer performs “Delilah,”
“It’s Not Unusual” and new
material. Alison Krauss
appears.
11:00 BEST OF TRAINS AROUND
NORTH AMERICA - Favorite
profiles and unforgettable
stories of historic and
scenic tourist railroads are
showcased.
6 MONDAY
7:00 KEN BURNS: AMERICA’S
STORYTELLER - Join Tom
Hanks, Meryl Streep, George
Lucas, Wynton Marsalis, YoYo Ma, Henry Louis Gates,
WyomingPBS Local Programming
PRIMETIME
Jr., Sam Waterston, Doris
Kearns Goodwin and more
for a tribute to the acclaimed
filmmaker and an exclusive
look at the upcoming
production THE VIETNAM
WAR. [Repeats 3/10 at 11pm]
9:00 ROCK REWIND 1967-1969 Rare vintage TV appearances
by Sonny and Cher, The
Supremes and more great
artists are showcased.
10:30 CLASSICAL REWIND 2 Actor and conductor David
Ogden Stiers presents a visual
and aural feast of works from
the masters.
7 TUESDAY
7:00 JOE BONAMASSA: MUDDY
WOLF AT RED ROCKS - Guitar
Hero Joe Bonamassa
celebrates the music of blues
legends Muddy Waters and
Howlin’ Wolf. [Repeats 3/12 at
9pm and 3/15 at 11:30pm]
8:30 KENNY SAILORS: LEAP
OF FAITH - A documentary
on Kenny Sailors who led
the Wyoming Cowboys
to the national collegiate
championship in 1943 with his
revolutionary jump shot.
9:30 TRAVIS TRITT: A MAN
AND HIS GUITAR - The country
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WEDNESDAY
7:00 NATURE “Super
Hummingbirds” - High speed
coast to coast automobile
road in the US and its impact
on Wyoming. [Repeats 3/11 at
11:30pm]
10:00 ANDRE RIEU: WALTZING
FOREVER - Andre Rieu
performs enchanting music
in a stunning medieval town
square in the Netherlands.
11:30 STORM OF THE CENTURY:
THE BLIZZARD OF ‘49
10 FRIDAY
camerawork and breakthrough
new science showcase
the fast-paced world of
hummingbirds.
8:30 COUNTRY POP LEGENDS
- Roy Clark and Glenn
Campbell highlight classic
country pop tunes from the
1950s, 1960s and 1970s.
[Repeats 3/11 at 7pm]
10:30 ON THE PSYCHIATRIST’S
COUCH WITH DANIEL AMEN, MD
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7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK
7:30 WYOMING CHRONICLE
“Horse Warriors”
8:00 ROY ORBISON: BLACK AND
WHITE NIGHT 30 [Repeat - see
3/4 for description]
9:30 HEART: LIVE AT ROYAL
ALBERT HALL WITH THE ROYAL
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA -
THURSDAY
7:00 STORM OF THE CENTURY:
THE BLIZZARD OF ‘49 - This
program tells the story of
the worst series of storms in
Wyoming’s history. [Repeats at
11:30pm]
8:30 100 YEARS ON THE LINCOLN
HIGHWAY - The story of the first
The legendary rockers perform
“Magic Man” and more with
The Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra in London. [Repeats
3/12 at 10:30pm]
11:00 KEN BURNS: AMERICA’S
STORYTELLER [Repeat - see 3/6
for description]
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music hit-maker performs with
special guests at Tennessee’s
historic Franklin Theater.
10:30 ENERGY WEIGHT LOSS
SOLUTION WITH NEAL BARNARD,
MD
SATURDAY
7:30 COUNTRY POP LEGENDS
[Repeat - see 3/8 for
description]
9:30 ROCK, RHYTHM AND DOO
WOP - Frankie Valli hosts
performances by Little
Richard, The Five Satins and
more rock and roll legends.
[Repeats 3/16 at 10pm]
BE MORE...INDEPENDENT
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PRIMETIME
11:30 100 YEARS ON THE
LINCOLN HIGHWAY [Repeat - see
3/9 for description]
12 SUNDAY
6:00 END OF TRACK - An
exploration of the construction
of the Transcontinental
Railroad in Wyoming and the
towns that popped up along
the way. [Repeats 3/15 at
7pm]
7:30 THE DRIFT -
Ireland and Celtic heritage are
celebrated with Irish anthems,
pop standards and original
music.
9:00 HIGHWAYMEN LIVE AT
NASSAU COLISEUM - Willie
Nelson, Waylon Jennings,
Johnny Cash and Kris
Kristofferson shine in this 1990
performance.
10:30 ED CLOTT’S RETIREMENT
ROAD MAP 2017
14 TUESDAY
7:00 OVER WYOMING -
A documentary about the
Green River Drift, a Wyoming
cattle drive that’s been going
on for more than 100 years,
and the hardships it faces.
[Repeats 3/15 at 8:30pm]
9:00 JOE BONAMASSA: MUDDY
WOLF AT RED ROCKS [Repeat see 3/7 for description}
10:30 HEART: LIVE AT ROYAL
ALBERT HALL WITH THE ROAYL
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
[Repeat - see 3/10 for
description]
13 MONDAY
7:00 CELTIC WOMAN: EMERALD -
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WyomingPBS takes cameras
aloft to explore the sweeping
beauty of the Cowboy State.
8:30 SONGBOOK STANDARDS:
AS TIME GOES BY - Host Jack
Jones presents a nostalgic hit
parade of best-loved songs
from the 1950s and 1960s.
10:30 BRAINFIT: 50 WAYS TO
GROW YOUR BRAIN WITH DR.
DANIEL AMEN
15 WEDNESDAY
7:00 END OF TRACK [Repeat see 3/12 for description]
8:30 THE DRIFT [Repeat - see
3/12 for description]
10:00 CHRISTOPHER CROSS AND
FRIENDS - The singer performs
the pop songs that his fans
love with Mike Love, Michael
McDonald and others.
11:30 JOE BONAMASSA: MUDDY
WOLF AT RED ROCKS [Repeat see 3/7 for description]
WyomingPBS Local Programming
16 THURSDAY
7:00 DANIEL O’DONNELL:
BACK HOME AGAIN - The
quintessential Irish crooner
performs his signature hits
and traditional Irish tunes in
Dublin.
8:30 DOC MARTIN REVEALED Behind-the-scenes footage
from the newest Doc Martin
series shot in Cornwall,
England is showcased.
10:00 ROCK, RHYTHM AND DOO
WOP [Repeat - see 3/11 for
description]
17 FRIDAY
7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK
7:30 WYOMING CHRONICLE LIVE
“The Rebuild of Wyoming’s
Capitol”
8:00 - MIDNIGHT FAMILY
FAVORITES - A collection of
fan favorites from the March
Membership Festival.
18 SATURDAY
11AM - MIDNIGHT FAMILY
FAVORITES - Enjoy favorites
from this year’s March
Membership Festival.
19 SUNDAY
11:30AM - MIDNIGHT FAMILY
FAVORITES - The final day of the
March Membership Festival
features viewer favorites.
PRIMETIME
20 MONDAY
Hunk of Lightening” - The
documentary photographer
known for her powerful
images from the Great
Depression is profiled.
9:00 FRONTLINE “Iraq
Uncovered” - A look inside
Iraq is showcased, as militias
and the military fight for the
future of the country.
10:00 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
“Norway’s West: Fjords,
Mountains and Bergen”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY
“The Metal Shaper”
7:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
“Albuquerque, Hour Two”
8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
““Albuquerque, Hour Three
9:00 BEYOND THE POWDER: THE
LEGACY OF THE FIRST WOMEN’S
CROSS-COUNTRY AIR RACE -
Female pilots of the 2014 Air
Race Classic racers and the
1929 Powder Puff Derby are
showcased.
10:00 NUCLEAR WASTE TOWN:
AN INSIDE ENERGY SPECIAL
- A town in West Texas is
one of a small number of
communities that have applied
to be a temporary storage
site for much of the nation’s
nuclear waste. Most residents
welcome the economic
benefits the waste will bring,
despite real concerns on the
part of scientists and policymakers that a short term
solution does not address
the larger issue of permanent
waste disposal. [Repeats 3/24
at 11:30pm]
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WHITE HOUSE CHRONICLE
make the leap from animals to
humans are examined.
10:00 BORN TO EXPLORE
WITH RICHARD WIESE “Turkey:
Journey to Love Valley”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 AMERICA’S HEARTLAND
23 THURSDAY
7:00 FATHER BROWN “The
Standing Stones” - A death
22 WEDNESDAY
7:00 NATURE “The Great
Zebra Exodus” - Over 20,000
at a stone circle of a poliostricken village leads Father
Brown to investigate the
scene.
8:00 DOC MARTIN “Ever After”
- Mrs. Tishell’s long-standing
crush on Dr. Martin Ellingham
takes a dramatic turn.
9:00 A PLACE TO CALL HOME
“Somewhere Beyond the Sea”
zebras make their epic
migration across the Kalahari’s
Makgadikgadi Pans in Africa.
8:00 NOVA “Escape from
Nazi Alcatraz” - Aerospace
21 TUESDAY
7:00 AMERICAN MASTERS
“Dorothea Lange: Grab a
engineers and carpenters test
a plan to escape a Nazi war
camp using a two-man glider.
9:00 SPILLOVER: ZIKA, EBOLA
& BEYOND - Spillover viruses
like Zika and Ebola that can
- Sarah goes to Sydney under
the pretense of visiting her
sick aunt, while Jack keeps an
eye on Rene.
10:00 TODAY’S WILD WEST WITH
MARK BEDOR
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WELL READ
24 FRIDAY
7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK
7:30 WYOMING CHRONICLE
“Wyoming’s Snow”
BE MORE...EMPOWERED
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PRIMETIME
8:00 MARY TYLER MOORE: A
CELEBRATION - A look at Mary
25 SATURDAY
7:00 LAWRENCE WELK
8:00 KEEPING UP APPEARANCES
8:30 AS TIME GOES BY
9:00 HOLLYWOOD THEATER “The
Manchurian Candidate” - A
Tyler Moore’s career features
great clips and interviews with
the actress’s co-stars.
9:00 NORMAN LEAR: AMERICAN
MASTERS - Discover how the
Korean War hero’s (Laurence
Harvey) commanding officer
(Frank Sinatra) discovers
he and his platoon were
brainwashed.
11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS
“James Taylor”
26 SUNDAY
6:30 POWDER & THE GLORY -
against all odds, the Brontes
were recognized in a maledominated 19th-century
world.
9:30 KLOCKED: WOMEN WITH
HORSEPOWER - Women
motorcycle land speed record
holder Laura Klock and her
two daughters are profiled.
10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS “The
Bad Kids” - Educators provide
empathy and life skills to
underserved students who are
at risk of dropping out.
11:30 PENNY: CHAMPION OF THE
MARGINALIZED
27 MONDAY
7:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
“Palm Springs”
8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
“Chicago”
9:00 APACHE 8 -
prolific creator of “All in the
Family,” “The Jeffersons”
and “Good Times” effected
social change through his
groundbreaking sitcoms and
activism.
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 NUCLEAR WASTE TOWN: AN
INSIDE ENERGY SPECIAL {Repeat
- see 3/20 for description]
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Elizabeth Arden and Helena
Rubinstein began what is
now a $150 billion health and
beauty industry.
8:00 TO WALK INVISIBLE:
THE BRONTE SISTERS ON
MASTERPIECE - Learn how,
WyomingPBS Local Programming
PRIMETIME
The compelling story of an
all-women wildland firefighter
crew from the White Mountain
Apache.
10:00 MAIN STREET, WYOMING
“The Photography of Sara
Wiles”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WHITE HOUSE CHRONICLE
28 TUESDAY
7:00 DEAD RECKONING: WAR &
JUSTICE “The General’s Ghost”
- Discover how laws and
mechanisms for international
justice were created after
World War II.
8:00 DEAD RECKONING: WAR
& JUSTICE “The Blind Eye”
- Learn how the Cold War
obstructs postwar justice.
Individuals make efforts to
expose war crimes.
9:00 DEAD RECKONING: WAR
& JUSTICE “In Our Time” Postwar justice has been
revitalized over the past two
decades. Its limitations are
examined.
10:00 RICK STEVES’ EUROPE
“Stockholm”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 IQ: SMARTPARENT
29 WEDNESDAY
7:00 NATURE “Yosemite” Global climate changes are
affecting one of America’s
greatest wildernesses in
Yosemite Valley.
8:00 NOVA “Secrets of the
with Lloyd.
10:00 TODAY’S WILD WEST WITH
MARK BEDOR
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WELL READ
31 FRIDAY
Viking Sword” - Science and
detective work are used to
reconstruct the revolutionary,
high-tech Ulfberht sword.
9:00 SECRETS OF THE DEAD
“Nero’s Sunken City”
- Archaeologists map
underwater ruins Baiae, an
escape for ancient Rome’s
powerful elite.
10:00 BORN TO EXPLORE WITH
RICHARD WIESE “Nambia: Wild
Cheetah”
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 WYOMING SIGNATURES
7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK
7:30 WYOMING CHRONICLE
“Think WY”
8:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES
“Dudamel Conducts Tangos
Under the Stars with the Los
Angeles Philharmonic” - Join
30 THURSDAY
7:00 FATHER BROWN “The
Paradise of Thieves” - When
a dead man is found inside
a locked bank vault, Father
Brown must solve the
mystery.
8:00 DOC MARTIN “Sickness
and Health” - Portwenn is
buzzing about the wedding of
the Doc and Louisa. Will they
finally tie the knot?
9:00 A PLACE TO CALL HOME
“Too Old to Dream” - Sarah
decides not to go through
with an abortion. Olivia
dreams about her encounter
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the Los Angeles Philharmonic
for an evening of Latin music
at the Hollywood Bowl.
9:30 TIFT MERRITT: STILL NOT
HOME - Singer-songwriter
and North Carolina native Tift
Merritt performs in front of a
hometown audience.
10:30 CHARLIE ROSE
11:30 NORTH BY NORTHEAST
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Sunday & Wednesday
Monday& Friday
Tuesday& Thursday
Mike Colameco’s Real Food
Jazzy Vegetarian/P.
Allen Smith (3/10)
Dining with the Chef
Taste the Islands with Chef Irie
Annabel Langbein (3/13)
Jacques Pepin
Daytripper/Curious Traveler (3/12)
Painting the Town (3/06)
Travel with Kids
Journeys in Japan
Travelscope
Music Voyager/In the America’s (3/16)
8am
Ask This Old House
This Old House
Woodwright’s Shop
8:30am
American Woodshop
Rough Cut
Woodsmith Shop
9am
Garden Smart
P. Allen Smith
Growing a Greener World
9:30am
For Your Home
Make Your Mark
Craftsman’s Legacy
Knit & Crochet Now!
Quilting Arts
Sewing with Nancy
Chef’s Life/Mexico
One Plate (3/18)
Frank Clarke Simply Painting Around the World
Paint with Jerry Yarnell
Joy of Painting
Simply Ming
Great American Seafood
Cook-Off V
Project Smoke/BBQ
with Franklin (3/24)
Lucky Chow/Taste of Louisiana (3/16)
Hubert Keller
Ciao Italia
Nick Stellino/Ellie’s
Real Good Food (3/10)
Joanne Weir’s Cooking/Sara’s
Weeknight Meals (3/07)
Lidia’s Kitchen
Mike Colameco’s Real Food
Jazzy Vegetarian/P.
Allen Smith (3/10)
Dining with the Chef
Cook’s Country
Taste the Islands with
Chef Irie
Mexico One Plate/
Annabel Langbein (3/13)
Jacques Pepin
Ellie’s Real Good
Food/Pati’s Mexican Table (3/11)
Daytripper/Curious Traveler (3/15)
Painting the Town (3/06)
Travel with Kids
Chef’s Life
Journeys in Japan
Travelscope
Music Voyager/In the America’s (3/16)
This Old House
6am
6:30am
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7:30am
10am
10:30am
11am
11:30am
12pm
12:30pm
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1:30pm
2pm
Saturday
Various
Programs
Rick Steves
American
Woodshop
2:30pm
Rough Cut
Woodsmith Shop
Globe Trekker
3pm
Garden Smart
P. Allen Smith
Growing a Greener World
Lidia’s Kitchen
3:30pm
For Your Home
Make Your Mark
Craftsman’s Legacy
Cook’s Country
This Old House
Woodwright’s Shop
4pm
Ask This Old House
4:30pm
5pm
5:30pm
6pm
6:30pm
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Chef’s Life/Mexico One Plate (3/09)
New Scandinavian Cooking
Simply Ming
Joanne Weir Gets Fresh
French Chef Classics/Jacques Pepin (3/22)
Hubert Keller
Essential Pepin
Martha Bakes
Lidia’s Kitchen
Martha Bakes
America’s Test Kitchen
Cook’s Country
America’s Test Kitchen
WyomingPBS Local Programming
Various
Programs
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