a Friend Returns
to PBS Hawaii
JANUARY 2009
Aloha Kakou
Leslie Wilcox, President & CEO
Hau’oli Makahiki Hou! Happy New Year!
PBS Hawaii is making good
on our #1 New Year’s
resolution.
We’re adding to, not subtracting from, education. Thanks in
large part to viewer contributions, we’re strengthening our
learning-based programming
at a time when Hawaii’s school
institutions are experiencing
funding cuts. We’re championing lifelong learning, music and
the arts.
Because of you, we’re delivering right into more than
420,000 island homes the
kind of rich, creative content
that can change lives.
of the underserved, in addition
to those in power.
New Year’s Resolution #2?
By mid-year, we’ll expand our
website, www.pbshawaii.org, to
reach farther and deeper. We
want to make more content
available to you online. And we
want to make it easier for you
to interact with us, helping to
shape our content and direct
our path. Our website screen
will be as important as our television screen.
The “public” in PBS Hawaii
stands for people, not government funding. We’re proud to
operate in the fresh air of independence, a rare locally owned
media presence. And we’re
pleased to present the voices
Yes, the New Year brings many
challenges to us as a nonprofit organization--including
the economic downturn, this
month’s digital transition, the
ongoing struggle to attract
viewers/users who now have
hundreds of channels and unlimited websites to select from.
I pick my battles. And I feel
great about choosing this
battle.
2009 offers more opportunities to do what only PBS
Hawaii can do. We’re the only
public television station in Hawaii. With a very lean staff, this
nonprofit organization serves
as a storyteller, a teacher, a
travel guide, an explorer. We’re
a theater, a library, a museum,
a town hall.
PBS Hawaii’s #3 New Year’s
resolution?
To assure you that your gift
to PBS Hawaii is a gift to the
entire community and to thank
you for making things happen as part of the PBS Hawaii
‘ohana .
Best wishes to you and yours
in 2009!
Mahalo,
“
What’s Your Favorite PBS Hawaii Program?
We Invite You to Share Favorites with the PBS Hawaii Community
magazine@pbshawaii.org
“My favorite
PBS program is
Frontline (“The
Jesus Factor”
absolutely
rocked
my
world when I
first saw it, and
not in a good
way), but in truth my fondest television
memories revolve around The NewsHour,
which, when I first started watching it
thirty years ago, was called The McNeil/Lehrer NewsHour. Nobody, and I
mean nobody was a more devout viewer of The McNeil/Lehrer NewsHour than
my father, Dr. Fred Reppun. I doubt he
ever missed a program. Every night at
6:25pm sharp, he would emerge from
his den and gently lower himself into
that old and comfy chair sitting in the
corner of our TV room. If I was watching local TV before he came in the
automatic response to his arrival would
be to get up and change the channel
to PBS, now PBS Hawaii. Together we
listened closely to every guest, and
from time to time, we would comment
to each other about the issues raised
in that night’s program. Sometimes I
dozed off. He never did. As The NewsHour
progressed we would notice the smells
emanating from the kitchen as my sister prepared dinner. After McNeil or
Lehrer delivered the news recap, we
would both get up and join the rest of
the family at the table, where the issues raised in the last hour would be
discussed again. My father passed away
in the mid 90s, but The NewsHour with
Jim Lehrer is still my world from 6:30 to
7:30pm.”
Josh Reppun
Teacher,
La Pietra, Hawaii School for Girls
“I have always loved
the story of a life,
especially when it
involves great talent. Where does
greatness
come
from and how does
it affect us all? In
American Masters,
some of those questions are asked and answered. Whether it’s Ahmet Ertegun’s amazing ability to find and nurture musical talent,
Andy Warhol’s unlikely rise from obscurity
to become a giant of the art world, or even
Marvin Gaye’s sad demise, American Masters
has to be my favorite PBS Hawaii show.”
Paul Hosch
Artist
Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street, announced plans to ‘turn
on the power’ to its classic children’s series, The Electric Company, with production underway for the new
PBS KIDS GO! show on the streets of New York City and a Newark, New Jersey soundstage. Targeting kids
ages six to nine, and with funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Department of
Education, today’s The Electric Company carries the same goal of the original series, combating the literacy
crisis facing America’s second graders, but is re-energized to recognize the media-driven generation of today.
The Electric Company
Returns to PBS Hawaii
S
ure to spark a current
of learning, the new
version of The Electric
Company is a multi-media literacy
campaign charged with reducing
the literacy gap between low and
middle income families and advancing the idea that ‘reading is
cool.’ Weekly episodes are slated to debut nationally in January
2009 on PBS KIDS GO!, the
on-air and online destination
designed entirely for early
elementary school kids. The
show will be supplemented
with a richly interactive online
environment at pbskidsgo.org
and community-based outreach activities taking place in
20 cities across the country.
“Hey
you guys!!!!”
The Electric Company will return to PBS Hawaii with a
special 2-hour premiere on Monday, Jan. 19 at 3pm.
Then tune in every Monday afternoon at 4:30pm
beginning Jan. 26.
reading is
of Education and Research for
Sesame Workshop. “We know
that if struggling readers don’t
get the literacy help they need
by the end of second grade,
they are in danger of never
catching up. Children in lowincome families are particularly
at risk, because they generally
start school with a significantly
lower vocabulary than those in
middle or high income families.
And without a strong vocabulary, it becomes increasingly
“The literacy crisis today is as harder to read school materials
pervasive and alarming as it was and succeed academically. So,
in 1971 when we created the first our goal with The Electric Comversion of The Electric Company,” pany is to reach the kids who
stated Scott Cameron, Director are struggling, and who might
Through their programming,
Sesame Workshop has always
been committed to putting
young children on a positive
trajectory for learning. According to the National Center for Education Statistics,
literacy still remains a critical educational need. First
graders who cannot read at
grade level have only a 1 in 10
chance of becoming proficient
readers.
think that reading isn’t cool or
isn’t useful, and we hope to do
that by creating compelling and
high-quality television, web and
outreach materials.”
Through the talented production, writing and musical staff,
The Electric Company is brought
to life with a narrative story-line,
music videos, sketch comedy,
animation and short films. In a
process that started over two
years ago, Executive Producer
Karen Fowler, envisioned a multimedia and outreach project and
has brought an abundance of
talent to create an appealing
fresh program.
TERRENCE QUINSAAT A Job Well Done
J
ust walking through the PBS Hawaii offices, you might
hear someone ask, “Is Terrence around?” That question
would often be answered with:
“…..he’s at the library in Wahiawa and then he’s going to……”
or “Terrence is on Kauai today at a workshop” or “He’s unpacking a shipment of books…..”
The PBS Hawaii program Ready-To-Learn was launched six
years ago, and for the past 5 years Terrence Quinsaat has been
a one-man RTL traveling workshop.
While assuming that responsibility, he’s also made a big contribution as a member of our award-winnning PBS Hawaii production team. Terrence is one of those people who can multi-task
— successfully.
Leslie Wilcox, PBS Hawaii President and CEO credits Terrence
with taking initiative and responsibility. “He had one foot in
statewide community outreach and the other foot in television
production — and he walked this challenging path with grace,
energy and good humor. He made special efforts to reach small
schools in remote locations that were often overlooked by visiting speakers.
For the past 5 years, Terrence Quinsaat has been a one-man RTL traveling workshop.
Throughout his five years organizing Ready-To- Learn workshops, he worked continuously to update and improve his presentations. He availed himself of conferences that shared the
latest findings on how children learn and where to access new
resources. He found this work to be inspiring, and he inspired
others,” said Wilcox.
Since 2003 young children, parents and teachers throughout
Hawaii attended 335 workshops, led by Terrence, focused on
this comprehensive literacy learning program targeting preschool to second graders. We asked Terrence in the years
to come what he would remember most about his Ready-ToLearn experience.
“PBS Hawaii’s Ready-To-Learn service made
an impact going beyond the television screen
by visiting our communities statewide. The
RTL service comforts me knowing that parents/caregivers (attendees) can trust our
programs that encourage parents to use TV
wisely and use our programs that teach. It
was fun to entertain, it was great to inspire,
but the gift to read PRICELESS.”
For his dedication and commitment to
Ready-to-Learn, Terrence received an
award of excellence from PBS Hawaii
CEO, Leslie Wilcox.
Community Partners
Mahalo to Businesses in Our Community for Their Generous Support
PRODUCTION UNDERWRITERS
Hawaiian Airlines
Sony
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
PROGRAM UNDERWRITERS
ABC Stores & The Kosasa Foundation
Aesthetic Vision Center
Atherton Family Foundation
Bank of Hawaii
The Cades Foundation
Cades Schutte LLP
Chaminade University of Honolulu
Commercial Data Systems
Dezign Home
First Hawaiian Bank
FLEXA Hawaii
Frear Eleemosynary Trust
Hawaii Government Employees Association
Hawaii Medical Service Association
Hawai‘i Pacific University
Hawaii State Department of Education,
Teleschool Branch, Office of Curriculum, Instruction & Student Support
Hawaii State Foundation on Culture & the Arts
Hawaii State Teachers Association
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc.
John & Clifford Mirikitani Foundation
John Mirikitani
Keiki Care Center of hawaii
KHON2
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Martin & MacArthur
Maryl Group
McInerny Foundation
Pigtails & Crewcuts
Sam Choy’s
Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation
Sears Hawaii
Servco Lexus
Seven-Eleven Hawaii, Inc.
Stepping Stones Academy
Sony Hawaii Company
SOS Metals Island Recycling
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly
U.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce
WeePlay & Learn
ALII CIRCLE
Marian’s Island Wide Catering
NetEnterprise
Your Support of PBS Hawaii Makes a Difference
PBS Hawaii gratefully acknowledges our
family of viewers at Kahala Nui and Arcardia.
Many residents of these two retirement communities have been
PBS Hawaii donors for decades. Without their continued
support we would not be able to provide the variety of high
quality national and local programming we currently air. By
hosting these Mahalo events we honor & thank them for their
commitment to uplift the quality of life in our community.
On November 19th and 20th 2008, PBS Hawaii hosted Cheers
and Chocolates parties at the Kahala Nui and Arcadia senior
residence communities. Over 200 people enjoyed delicious
pupus, delectable wine and decadent desserts. Leslie Wilcox
premiered an excerpt of an upcoming local special, Keola Beamer
& Friends: Bridging Worlds Through Music.
Following this special sneak peek, guests were treated to the
musical stylings of Honolulu favorite, Jimmy Borges and award
winning pianist Betty Loo Taylor.
A heartfelt Mahalo to PBS Hawaii board member Jimmy Borges,
for organizing the entertainment for both of our special events.
From top, left to right: Samuel Sasai and Jeff Brown; music lover and PBS Hawaii supporter Phyllis Zerbe and renowned pianist Betty Loo Taylor; long-time
PBS Hawaii supporters Myrtle and Jack Harmon; Marion Vasconcellos, Leslie
Wilcox, Harriet Gray, Victoria Rego, Mazie Kozuki, and Jimmy Borges.
Mahalo for Your Support of PBS Hawaii
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Enjoys the Benefits
As a resident of Hawaii, Pam Brown has
always appreciated great programming on
PBS Hawaii; “I love Antiques Roadshow, My
Music and especially The NewsHour for
its informative and trustworthy reporting.” She chooses to support PBS Hawaii
because of its commitment to education
and honest dialogue.
As a devoted foodie, Pam loves to frequent restaurants to try the latest dishes
in and around Honolulu. She also admits
that it is becoming increasingly expensive
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credits the Aloha Diners Club Card for
allowing her to continue patronizing her
favorite restaurants; “I keep my Aloha Diners Club booklet in my purse at all times
so that I can thumb through and decide
on which places to try next with friends
and family. The best part is the significant
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favorites include Chai’s Island Bistro and
E&O Trading Company where she raves
about delectable items such as the Indonesian Corn Fritters with chili soy dipping
sauce and the Roasted Misoyaki Salmon.
Pam says, “Overall, I’m grateful to PBS
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with exemplary
programs and
opportunities
to be part of
the community.
The Aloha Diners Club Card is a wonderful bonus.”
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PBS Hawaii PROGRAM LISTINGS
January 2009
FRONTLINE
DREAMS OF OBAMA
Tuesday, January 20 | 9pm
On the night of Barack Obama’s historic inauguration, FRONTLINE
examines the rich personal and political biography of the 44th
president of the United States. Through interviews with insiders
and observers who’ve tracked Obama from his days at Harvard Law
School, through his rise in Chicago politics, to his emergence onto
the national scene after the 2004 Democratic National Convention,
FRONTLINE chronicles Obama’s meteoric rise, pushing beyond the
headlines to reveal how he won one of the most memorable, and
important, presidential elections of our time.
THE STORY OF INDIA
Mondays, Jan. 5-19 | 9 &10pm
Michael Wood’s fascinating journey through the
history of the Indian subcontinent, the first history
of India on western television, chronicles the incredible richness and diversity of its peoples, cultures and
landscapes; outlines the originality and continuing
relevance of its ideas; and relates some of the most
momentous and moving events in world history.
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.
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Great Performances From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2009 Stage, screen and recording legend Julie Andrews rings in the new year as the host of the annual holiday celebration with the Vienna Philharmonic. In the CODING:
stately splendor of Vienna’s Musikverein, (e) encore (HD) High-Definition
Daniel Barenboim (pictured) leads a rous
TBD Programming to be determined
ing program of Strauss favorites, including (u) Updated Programming
the breathless “Eljen a Magyar” polka, the “Radetzky March” and the beloved When possible, repeat broadcast dates during “Blue Danube” waltz.
the month will be indicated in parentheses. All
programs have closed-captioning. Late-breaking 9:00 Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hol-
lywood When Adolf Hitler became chan
events may result in schedule changes. For more cellor of Germany in 1933, one of his information and the latest schedules, please visit
earliest actions was to ban Jews from www.pbshawaii.org.
working in that country’s storied film industry. Men and women who had Great Performances From Vienna:
created landmarks of movie history fled The New Year’s Celebration 2009
their homeland in the ensuing months and years. Cinema’s Exiles traces the experiences of the exiles who took refuge in Hollywood and examines their impact on both German and American cinema. Sigourney Weaver narrates.
11:00 Charlie Rose
Midnight Hawaii’s Digital Transistion
Cable Only
12:30 Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to
Hollywood
2:30 Great Performances From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2009
1 THURSDAY
2 FRIDAY
6:30 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 Group
10:30 Washington Week (e)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to
Hollywood
3:00 The This Old House Hour
3 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Rings
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Hybrid One
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Van Gogh - St. Remy, Provence, France
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
Adirondack Trio
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Guangdong at Work
5:30 Simply Ming Star Anise/Cranberries
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Burgers
6:30 Lidia’s Italy Heavenly Baccala
7:00 Spain...On the Road Again See sidebar.
8:00 Good as Gold: The 2006 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis
9:00 Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to
Hollywood (e)
11:00 Austin City Limits Bloc Party/Ghostland Observatory
Cable Only
Midnight Frontline The War Briefing
1:00 How Art Made the World Once Upon a Time
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal
4 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Wild Things (e)
1:00 The This Old House Hour
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge The Kingdom of Bhutan (HD)
2:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall (e)
3:00 Good as Gold: The 2006 International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (e)
4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Mihana Souza (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey Top Five Sports Stories of 2008 (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation Cincinnati to Seattle to Portland
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Non Hodgkin Lym-
phoma
7:00 Nature The Gorilla King Titus is one of only 700 of his kind alive today. Ian Red-
mond documents Titus’ extraordinary life, from his early days to his rise to power as a silverback. (HD)
8:00 Masterpiece Classic Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Part 1 A new adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s heartbreaking novel.
10:00 Austin City Limits Wilco (e)
11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Good as Gold: The 2006
International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (e)
1:00 Nature The Gorilla King
2:00 Live from Lincoln Center New York Philharmonic New Year’s Eve Gala
Concert
India’s first civilization.
10:00 The Story of India The Power of Ideas Michael Wood’s epic series moves into the revolutionary years after 500 BC — the Age of the Buddha.
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight The Story of India The Power of Ideas
1:00 Masterpiece Classic Tess of the D’Urbervilles
3:00 Nature The Gorilla King
5 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song Kamakaiwa Lopaka Kanaka‘ole & Kainani Kahaunaele (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 1
9:00 The Story of India Beginnings Beginning with the first human migrations out of Africa, Wood takes viewers from the tropi-
cal backwaters of South India to lost ancient cities in Pakistan — the scene of The Story of India
6 TUESDAY
speaks with historians and designers about the choices and aesthetics behind 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
the use of fonts.
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 11:00 Charlie Rose
Willam S. Richardson (HD) (u)
8:00 NOVA Arctic Passage: Prisoners of the Ice Cable Only
In this two-hour special, NOVA dramatizes Midnight NOVA Arctic Passage: Prisoners of
the Ice
two extraordinary sagas in the quest for 1:00 The Story of India Beginnings
the Northwest Passage. (e)
9:00 Frontline The Old Man and the Storm 82- 2:00 The Story of India The Power of Ideas
year-old Herbert Gettridge (pictured) and 3:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA
his family work to rebuild their homes and their lives in post-Katrina New Orleans.
7 WEDNESDAY
Frontline The Old Man and the Storm
10:00 Independent Lens Helvetica The typeface Helvetica is ubiquitous, spelling out everything from IRS tax forms to the corporate logos of Target, Crate & Barrel and Fendi. In “Helvetica,” first-time direc-
tor Gary Hustwit explores urban spaces and the typefaces that inhabit them, and 6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Great Performances Cyrano de Bergerac His nose knows, and so do New York’s toughest critics. Assessing Kevin Kline’s foray into the treacherous waters of Broadway — as Edmond Rostand’s proboscisly challenged 17th-century warrior-poet Cyrano de Bergerac — The New Yorker summed it up for all: “Kevin Kline is sensational.” The sold-out limited-
engagement also starred Jennifer Garner and Daniel Sunjata. (HD)
10:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Special Edition Rhythm and Strings A marimba performance by 16-year-old Joshua Jones of Chicago, Illinois; 12-year-old violinist Anna Lee, from Queens, New York; and the Maggiore Trio — Anna Lee, 11-year-
old pianist Alice Burla and 13-year-old cellist Taeguk Mun.
Great Performances
Cyrano de Bergerac
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Six Days in June
2:00 Frontline The Old Man and the Storm
3:00 NOVA Arctic Passage: Prisoners of the Ice
8 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Island Insights
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Na Mele: Brother Noland (e)
9:30 E2 Harvesting the Wind In southwest Min-
nesota, wind energy is a growing source of local energy and income for farmers. The Minnesota state government plays a key role in wind policy, begging the question: will the rest of the U.S.
follow Minnesota’s lead?
10:00 Globe Trekker England & Wales
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Soundstage Counting Crows: Satur-
day Nights & Sunday Mornings
1:00 Great Performances Cyrano de Bergerac
3:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall Special Edition Rhythm and Strings
9 FRIDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Everybody’s Business (u)
8:00 Washington Week (u)
8:30 Now on PBS (u)
9:00 Bill Moyers Journal (u)
10:00 Foreign Exchange (u)
10:30 The McLaughlin Group (u)
11:00 Charlie Rose
Cable Only
Midnight Bill Moyers Journal
1:00 Soundstage Counting Crows: Saturday
Nights & Sunday Mornings
2:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA
3:00 The This Old House Hour
10 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Clay
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Horizontal
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Monet - Water Lily Garden at Giverny, France
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
All-Weather Loveseat
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Subaru WRX
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen
5:00 Martin Yan’s China The Land of Chefs
5:30 Simply Ming Madras Curry/Olives
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Just Open the Pantry
6:30 Lidia’s Italy That’s How The Cookie Crumbles
7:00 Spain...On the Road Again
8:00 A Ripple in the Water: Healing Through Art Shot on-location through
out South Africa, this award-winning documentary focuses on the inspir-
ing work of artist/activist Kim Berman. She mobilizes people facing great ad
versity to use papermaking, printmaking and embroidery to address HIV/AIDS, poverty alleviation and the empowerment of women and children across South Africa.
9:00 Chihuly in the Hotshop In 2006, world-
renowned artist Dale Chihuly reunited glassblowers from important periods of his career in a weeklong residency at the Museum of Glass in his hometown of Tacoma, Wash. Filmed in high-defini-
tion, the documentary offers an intimate, close-up view of the artist’s process, from initial design to completed piece. (HD)
10:00 Soundstage Counting Crows: Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings (HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Wilco (HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Frontline The Old Man and the Storm
1:00 How Art Made the World To Death and Back
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal
Chihuly in the Hotshop
11 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 1 (e)
1:00 The This Old House Hour
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge (HD)
2:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall (e)
3:00 Island Insights (e)
4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Willam S. Richardson (e)(u)(HD)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Depression in Later Life
7:00 Nature The Dragon Chronicles Reptile expert Romulus Whitaker sets off to find out if dragons are based on real animals and if any are still to be found. (HD)
Masterpiece Classic
Tess of the D’Urbervilles
8:00 Masterpiece Classic Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Part 2 Set in England’s West Country in the late 1800s, the two part miniseries stars Gemma Arterton as Tess, joined by Hans Matheson as her seducer, Alec.
10:00 Austin City Limits Lucinda Williams/Old Crow Medicine Show (e)(HD)
11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Nature The Dragon Chronicles
1:00 Great Performances Cyrano de Bergerac
12 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song Haunani Apoliona and Ku’uipo Kumukahi (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 2
9:00 The Story of India The Spice Routes & Silk Roads Michael Wood takes viewers to India in the days of the Roman Empire, when the spice trade opened India to the world.
10:00 The Story of India Ages of Gold Reach-
ing the time of the Fall of Rome in the West, Michael Wood seeks out the amaz-
ing achievements of India’s golden age from 300 to 1000 AD.
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
Spain... On the Road Again
Saturdays | 7pm
A dream team heads to Spain to take the road
trip of a lifetime. Behind the wheel is actress
Gwyneth Paltrow, chef Mario Batali, New York
Times food columnist Mark Bittman, and
Spanish actress and singer Claudia Bassols.
The two men, single-minded food- and wineobsessed fiends, are constantly on the lookout
for their next great meal. The two women also
like to eat and drink but enjoy Spain’s infinite
other pleasures — museums, shopping, music,
spas and nightlife.
The result is a showcase of Spain as it’s never
been seen before — the intense beauty of
Spanish food and culture mixed with all the
hazards of male-female relationships and
spontaneous, wacky road trip adventures.
11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e)
11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 The Ascent of Money
3:00 NOVA Arctic Passage: Prisoners of the Ice
15 THURSDAY
Wednesdays, January 14-28 | 8pm
This six-hour comedy epic showcases the most hilarious men, women and moments in
American entertainment and why they made us laugh. Hosted by funnyman Billy Crystal, the
documentary explores the currents of American comedy throughout a century of social and
political change, illuminating how comedy has tackled and poked fun at our political system,
race relations, gender issues and prevailing American standards and taboos in everyday life.
Melding performance, biography and history, MAKE ‘EM LAUGH features interviews with
more than 90 comedians, writers, producers and historians, including Judd Apatow, Anne
Beatts, the Smothers Brothers, Carol Burnett, Dick Van Dyke and many more.
1:00 Masterpiece Classic Tess of the
D’Urbervilles
3:00 Nature The Dragon Chronicles
13 TUESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (HD)
8:00 NOVA Arctic Passage: Prisoners of the Ice
9:00 The Ascent of Money
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 The Story of India The Spice Routes & Silk Road
2:00 The Story of India Ages of Gold
3:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 2
14 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America See sidebar, this page.
10:00 Weaving Worlds
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Lahaina: Waves of
Change (e)
9:30 E2 Energy for a Developing World
10:00 Globe Trekker Germany
11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Lahaina: Waves of Change (e)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
3:00 Antiques Roadshow
16 FRIDAY
6:30 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 Group
10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)
11:30 Washington Week (e)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Soundstage Idina Menzel with Josh
Groban and Ravi Coltrane
2:00 Antiques Roadshow
3:00 The This Old House Hour
17 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Jewelry Shortcuts
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Easy
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Cezanne - Origins of Mod-
ernism, Mont St. Victoire, France
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
Lolling Chair
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Hybrid Comparison
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Shanxi Favorites
5:30 Simply Ming Edamames/Olive Oil
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Greek Style
6:30 Everyday Food Roasting
7:00 Spain...On the Road Again
8:00 Fueling Our Future: A Fred Friendly Seminar A skilled moderator (CNN’s Frank Sesno), a hypothetical situa
tion (a newly elected U.S. president faces a crippling energy crisis), and a distinguished panel of scientists, busi-
ness leaders, politicians and journal
ists who assume roles within the sce-
nario, highlight the tough decisions America must face in order to “fuel the future.”
9:00 Alzheimer’s Disease: Facing the Facts
10:00 Soundstage Idina Menzel with Josh
Groban and Ravi Coltrane (HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Lucinda Williams/Old Crow Medicine Show (HD)
Cable Only
Midnight The Ascent of Money
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal
18 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 2 (e)
1:00 The This Old House Hour
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Mongo-
lia: Mountain to Steppe
2:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall (e)
3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)
4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation Brisbane to Byron Bay, Australia
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Men’s Health: Why Men Die Younger
7:00 Nature Arctic Bears Polar bears, the descendents of grizzlies, long-ago evolved to live and hunt on the frozen ice of the Arctic, but now are living on borrowed time as their habitat changes and food sources become rare.
8:00 Masterpiece Classic Wuthering Heights, Part 1 A thrilling new adaptation of Emily Bronte’s haunting classic about the pas
sionate spiritual bond between a Gypsy boy and his adoptive family’s daughter.
9:30 Alzheimer’s: The Cost of Growing Old
10:00 Austin City Limits Paolo Nutini/Grupo Fantasma (e) (HD)
11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Nature Arctic Bears
1:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
3:00 NOVA Arctic Passage: Ice Survivors
19 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
Song Na Palapalai (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 3
9:00 The Story of India The Meeting of Two Oceans
10:00 The Story of India Freedom
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Masterpiece Classic Wuthering Heights
Jim Lehrer, The NewsHour
THE INAUGURATION
OF BARACK OBAMA AS
THE 44TH PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
The NewsHour | Tuesday, January 20
LIVE COVERAGE begins at 6am
REBROADCAST at 3:30pm
Jim Lehrer will anchor special coverage
of the inauguration of Barack Obama as
President of the United States. Following the address, Jim Lehrer will be joined
by Mark Shields and David Brooks of The
NewsHour for reaction and commentary.
20 TUESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (HD)
8:00 NOVA The Big Energy Gamble Pro-
gram examines what California is do-
ing in energy conservation and sustain
able energy. (HD)
9:00 Frontline Dreams of Obama On the night of Barack Obama’s historic inaugu-
ration, FRONTLINE examines the rich personal and political biography of the 44th president of the United States. (HD)
10:00 Independent Lens Please Vote for Me This film follows the first election for a class leader to be held in an elementary school in China. The three candidates campaign, holding debates and showing their intellectual and artistic skills, until one is voted the winner. (e)
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
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Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 The Story of India The Meeting of Two Oceans
2:00 The Story of India Freedom
21 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
10:00 Telling the Truth: The Best in Broad-
cast Journalism Go behind the scenes with the year’s best reporters and ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff to get the inside story on award-winning reporting in interviews with the 2009 winners of the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards in television and radio journalism.
11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e)(HD)
11:30 Leahey & Leahey
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Leahey & Leahey
1:00 Independent Lens Please Vote for Me
2:00 Frontline Dreams of Obama
3:00 NOVA The Big Energy Gamble
22 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Jack Hall: His Life and Times (e)
9:30 E2 Paving the Way
10:00 Globe Trekker Alps & Lapland
11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Jack Hall: His Life and Times (e)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
3:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 3
23 FRIDAY
6:30 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 Group
10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii
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Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Soundstage Foreigner
2:00 Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 3
3:00 The This Old House Hour
24 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Pendants and Gem Trends
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Sky
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Renoir - Landscapes, Cagnes Sur Mer, France
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
Tap Table
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek Audi A4 Sedan
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Wu Zhen Water Vil-
lage
5:30 Simply Ming Chile Oil/Sweet Potatoes
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Meat Entrées
6:30 Everyday Food Everyday Elegance
7:00 Spain...On the Road Again
8:00 Rick Steves’ Iran Join Rick as he discovers the splendid monuments of Iran’s rich and glorious past, learn more about the 20th-century story of this perplexing nation, and experience Iranian life today in its historic capital and in a countryside village.
9:00 Weaving Worlds (e)
10:00 Soundstage Foreigner (HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Paolo Nutini/Grupo Fantasma (e) (HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Spain...On the Road Again
1:00 Independent Lens Please Vote for Me
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal
25 SUNDAY
Noon Antiques Roadshow Palm Springs, CA - Part 3 (e)
1:00 The This Old House Hour
2:00 Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge Iceland: Earth, Air, Fire and Water
2:30 From the Top at Carnegie Hall (e)
3:00 Insights on PBS Hawaii (e)
4:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e)
4:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
5:00 Roadtrip Nation Newcastle to Sydney, Australia
5:30 To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
6:00 Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly
6:30 Second Opinion: Taking Charge of
Your Healthcare Hormone Replacement Therapy
7:00 Nature Is That Skunk? (HD)
8:00 Masterpiece Classic Wuthering Heights, Part 2
Egalite for All:
Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian
Revolution
Song Melveen Leed (e)
8:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas, TX - Part 1
9:00 American Experience The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer J. Robert Oppen-
heimer’s life and legacy are inextricably linked to America’s most famous top se-
cret initiative — the Manhattan Project. This biography presents a complex and revealing portrait of one of America’s most influential scientists.
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
9:00 Egalite for All: Toussaint Louverture 1:00 Masterpiece Classic Wuthering Heights
and the Haitian Revolution The Haitian 2:00 Egalite for All: Toussaint Louverture Revolution was the only successful slave and the Haitian Revolution
insurrection in history. This film explores 3:00 Nature Is that Skunk?
this history through music, voodoo ritual, powerful re-creations and the comments 27 TUESDAY
of insightful writers and historians.
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
10:00 Austin City Limits Foo Fighters (e) (HD) 7:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox 11:00 History Detectives (e)(HD)
(HD)
Cable Only
8:00 NOVA The Incredible Journey of the But-
Midnight Egalite for All: Toussaint Louver-
terflies NOVA flies along with the monarch ture and the Haitian Revolution
butterflies, visiting the spectacular loca-
1:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business tions they call home and meeting the of America
dangers they encounter along the way. 3:00 NOVA The Big Energy Gamble
(HD)
26 MONDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Na Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian
9:00 Frontline/World Getting Out of Gitmo
10:00 Independent Lens The Atom Smashers (e)
11:00 PBS Hawaii Prime Picks
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 American Experience The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer
3:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas, TX Part 1
28 WEDNESDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Leahey & Leahey
8:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
10:00 Rick Steves’ Iran (e)
11:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e)(HD)
11:30 Leahey & Leahey (e)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Independent Lens The Atom Smashers
2:00 Frontline/World
3:00 NOVA The Incredible Journey of the But-
terflies
29 THURSDAY
6:30 The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (HD)
7:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii
8:30 PBS Hawaii Presents Why H.O.T is Hot
9:00 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox Neva Rego (e) (HD)
9:30 E2 Growing Energy In response to the oil crisis of the 1970s, Brazil created a domestic ethanol industry that is thriving on all levels, from production to distribu-
tion at gas stations to nationwide adop-
tion of flex-fuel cars. Looking at policies, infrastructure, manufacturing and con
sumer acceptance as keys to longevity, this episode examines what we can learn from Brazil’s extraordinary success with ethanol.
10:00 Globe Trekker Peru & the Amazon
11:00 PBS Hawaii Presents Why H.O.T is Hot (e)
11:30 Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox (e) (HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Make ‘Em Laugh: The Funny Business of America
3:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas, TX Part 1
30 FRIDAY
6:30 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 Group
10:30 Insights on PBS Hawaii
11:30 Washington Week
Cable Only
Midnight Charlie Rose
1:00 Soundstage B.B. King
2:00 Antiques Roadshow Dallas, TX - Part 1
3:00 The This Old House Hour
31 SATURDAY
Noon Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie
12:30 Best of Scheewe Art Workshop
1:00 Beads, Baubles and Jewels Big and Bold Designs
1:30 The Best of the Joy of Painting
2:00 The Victory Garden Friends
2:30 Landscapes Through Time with
David Dunlop Americans in Giverny - Giverny, France
3:00 The New Yankee Workshop
Planter’s Desk
3:30 This Old House
4:00 Motorweek 2009 Detroit Auto Show
4:30 Cook’s Country From America’s
Test Kitchen
5:00 Martin Yan’s China Schoolmates Today
5:30 Simply Ming Soba Noodles/Pancetta
6:00 Sara’s Weeknight Meals Mexican Made Easy
6:30 Everyday Food Fast with Five
7:00 Spain...On the Road
8:00 TBD
9:00 Ray Charles Live at Montreux 1997
10:00 Soundstage B.B. King (HD)
11:00 Austin City Limits Foo Fighters (e) (HD)
Cable Only
Midnight Frontline/World
1:00 Independent Lens The Atom Smashers
2:00 Washington Week
2:30 Now on PBS
3:00 Bill Moyers Journal
SOUNDSTAGE B.B. King (HD)
Saturday, January 31 | 10pm
The man needs no introduction. Truly the
reigning king of blues, B.B. King over the
last 60 years has developed one of the
world’s most identifiable guitar styles and
has influenced thousands of musicians.
Special guests Terrence Howard, Solange
and guitarist Richie Sambora stop by to
jam and pay tribute to this renowned
blues master. The legend is in his element
on this episode of SOUNDSTAGE.
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Sid the Science Kid
Super Why
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Between the Lions
Arthur/Postcards from Buster
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
Sagwa
Cyberchase
Dragon Tales
Maya & Miguel
Zaboomafoo
Sesame Street
Dragon Tales
Maya & Miguel
Zaboomafoo
Sesame Street
Barney & Friends
Caillou
Curious George
Sid the Science Kid
Super Why
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Between the Lions
Arthur/Postcards from Buster
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
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Midnight
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1:30am
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3am
3:30pm
Sagwa
3:30am
Caillou
4pm
Cyberchase
4am
Curious George
Barney & Friends
Caillou
Curious George
Sid the Science Kid
Super Why
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Between the Lions
Arthur/Postcards from Buster
Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman
Cyberchase
Maya & Miguel
Dragon Tales
Martha Speaks
Zaboomafoo
Sesame Street
Barney & Friends
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood
WordWorld
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
5am
Boobah
Make Way For Noddy
5:30
Angelina Ballerina
Bob the Builder
6am
Sheira & Loli
The Big Comfy Couch
Sesame Street
6:30
DragonflyTV
DragonflyTV
7am
Curious George
Arthur
Sesame Street
7:30
Sid the Science Kid
Between the Lions
8am
Super Why!
Caillou
Super Why!
8:30
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Clifford’s Puppy Days
9am
Barney & Friends
Sagwa
Barney & Friends
9:30
Between the Lions
Dragon Tales
Sid the Science Kid
10am
Martha Speaks
Thomas & Friends
Arthur
10:30
DOE/Reading Rainbow
Wunderkind Little Amadeus
Dragon Tales
11am
Caillou
It’s A Big Big World
Curious George
11:30
Lomax the Hound of Music
Zula Patrol
Sesame Street
noon
Gourmet’s Diary of A Foodie
Antiques Roadshow
12:30
DOE/Jay Jay
Scheewe Art Workshop
1pm
DOE/George Shrinks
Beads, Baubles, & Jewels
The This Old House Hour
1:30
WordWorld
The Best of the Joy of Painting
2pm
Curious George
The Victory Garden
Art Wolfe’s Travels to the Edge
2:30
Between the Lions
Landscapes Through Time
From the Top
3pm
Cyberchase
New Yankee Workshop
Island Insights
3:30 Arthur/Postcards from Buster
This Old House
4pm
WordGirl
Motorweek
Long Story Short
4:30
Fetch!/The Electric Co.
America’s Test Kitchen
Leahey & Leahey
5pm
Barney & Friends
Martin Yan’s China
Roadtrip Nation
5:30
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Simply Ming
To The Contrary
6pm
Nightly Business Report
Sara’s Weeknight Meals
Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
DAYTIME
SCHEDULE
JANUARY 2009
Program schedules are
subject to change and will be
updated regularly throughout
the current month.
For additional program and
schedule information, visit our
website at www.pbshawaii.org.
WORDWORLD
MONDAY-FRIDAY | 5:30AM & 1:30PM
WordWorld’s WordFriends invite the
preschool viewer to join them on
comic adventures, where problems
can only be resolved by “building”
the right word. Words come alive,
words save the day, and words
become a child’s best friend in this
3D animated series.
WEEKLY EVENING SCHEDULE
January 1 - 3
1 | THURSDAY
7:30
Great
Performances
From Vienna:
The New Year’s
Celebration 2009
8:00
2 | FRIDAY
Washington
Week
Now on PBS
8:30
Bill Moyers Journal
9:00
9:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
Great
Performances
From Vienna:
The New Year’s
Celebration 2009
Host Julie Andrews
rings in the new
year as maestro
Daniel Barenboim
leads a rousing
program of
Strauss favorites.
Cinema’s Exiles:
From Hitler to
Hollywood
Charlie Rose
3 | SATURDAY
(7:00) Spain...
On the Road
Again
Good as Gold:
The 2006
International
Violin
Competition
of Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Cinema’s Exiles:
From Hitler to
The McLaughlin Hollywood
Group
Washington
Week
Austin City
Limits Bloc Party/
Charlie Rose
Ghostland
Observatory
WEEKLY EVENING REFERENCE GUIDE
January 4 - 10
7:30
4 | SUNDAY
(7 PM) Nature
The Gorilla King
5 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
6 | TUESDAY
7 | WEDNESDAY
Long Story Short Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
9:00
Masterpiece
Classic Tess of
the D’Urbervilles,
Part 1
9:30
Antiques
NOVA
Roadshow
Arctic Passage:
Palm Springs, CA - Prisoners of the Ice
Part 1
The Story of
India Beginnings
Washington
Week
Now on PBS
Great
PBS Hawaii
Performances
Cyrano de Bergerac Presents
Na Mele:
Brother Noland
Frontline The Old
Man and the Storm
E2 Harvesting the
Wind
10:00
10:30 Austin City
Limits Wilco
The Story of
Independent
India The Power of
Lens Helvetica
Ideas
11:00
History Detectives Charlie Rose
11:30
9 | FRIDAY
Island Insights
8:00
8:30
8 | THURSDAY
Charlie Rose
From the Top
at Carnegie Hall
Special Edition
Rhythm and Strings
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker
England & Wales
Charlie Rose
10 | SATURDAY
(7:00) Spain...
On the Road
Again
A Ripple in the
Water: Healing
Through Art
Bill Moyers Journal
Foreign Exchange
The McLaughlin
Group
Washington
Week
Charlie Rose
Chihuly in the
Hotshop
Soundstage
Counting Crows:
Saturday Nights &
Sunday Mornings
Austin City Limits
Wilco
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
January 11 - 17
11 | SUNDAY
7:30
(7 PM)
Nature The
Dragon Chronicles
12 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
13 | TUESDAY
14 | WEDNESDAY 15 | THURSDAY
Long Story Short Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
8:00
8:30
9:00
Masterpiece
Classic Tess of
the D’Urbervilles,
Part 2
9:30
Antiques
Roadshow
Palm Springs, CA
- Part 2
The Story of
India The Spice
Routes & Silk
Roads
NOVA
Arctic Passage:
Prisoners of the Ice Make ‘Em
Laugh: The
Funny Business
of America
The Ascent of
Money
10:00 Austin City Limits
Lucinda Williams/ The Story of
10:30 Old Crow Medicine India Ages of Gold
Show
History
11:30 Detectives
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
Washington
Week
Now on PBS
PBS Hawaii
Presents
Lahaina: Waves of
Change
E2 Energy for a
Developing World
Weaving Worlds
11:00
Insights on PBS
Hawaii
16 | FRIDAY
Globe Trekker
Germany
Long Story Short PBS Hawaii
with Leslie Wilcox Presents
Lahaina: Waves of
Leahey & Leahey Change
17 | SATURDAY
(7:00) Spain...
On the Road
Again
Fueling Our
Future: A Fred
Friendly Seminar
Bill Moyers Journal
Alzheimer’s Disease: Facing the
Foreign Exchange Facts
The McLaughlin
Group
Insights on PBS
Hawaii
Washington
Week
Soundstage India
Menzel with Josh
Groban and Ravi
Coltrane
Austin City Limits
Lucinda Williams/
Old Crow Medicine
Show
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
January 18 - 24
18 | SUNDAY
7:30
19 | MONDAY
(7 PM) Nature
Arctic Bears
Na Mele:
Traditions in
Hawaiian Song
Na Palapalai
Masterpiece
Classic Wuthering
Heights, Part 1
Antiques
Roadshow
Palm Springs, CA
- Part 3
20 | TUESDAY
21 | WEDNESDAY 22 | THURSDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey Insights on PBS
with Leslie Wilcox
Hawaii
23 | FRIDAY
Washington
Week
24 | SATURDAY
(7:00) Spain...
On the Road
Again
8:00
8:30
Now on PBS
NOVA The Big
Energy Gamble
Make ‘Em
Laugh: The
Funny Business
of America
9:00
9:30
The Story of
Alzheimer’s: The India The Meeting
Cost of Growing of Two Oceans
Old
10:00 Austin City
Limits Paolo
10:30 Nutini/Grupo
Fantasma
The Story of
India Freedom
Frontline Dreams
of Obama
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
PBS Hawaii
Presents Jack
Hall: His Life and
Times
Bill Moyers Journal
Weaving Worlds
E2 Paving the Way Foreign Exchange
Independent
Lens Please Vote
for Me
Telling the
Truth: The Best
in Broadcast
Journalism
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
Long Story Short PBS Hawaii
with Leslie Wilcox Presents Jack
Hall: His Life and
Leahey & Leahey Times
11:00
History
11:30 Detectives
Rick Steves’ Iran
Globe Trekker
Alps & Lapland
The McLaughlin
Group
Insights on PBS
Hawaii
Washington
Week
Soundstage
Foreigner
Austin City Limits
Paolo Nutini/
Grupo Fantasma
PBS Hawaii WEEKLY PRIMETIME GUIDE
January 25 - 31
25 | SUNDAY
7:30
26 | MONDAY
Na Mele:
(7 PM) Nature Is Traditions in
That Skunk?
Hawaiian Song
Melveen Leed
27 | TUESDAY
28 | WEDNESDAY 29 | THURSDAY
Long Story Short
Leahey & Leahey
with Leslie Wilcox
8:00
Insights on PBS
Hawaii
30 | FRIDAY
Washington
Week
31 | SATURDAY
(7:00) Spain...
On the Road
Again
Now on PBS
8:30
9:00
9:30
Masterpiece
Classic Wuthering
Heights, Part 2
Egalite for
All: Toussaint
Louverture and
the Haitian
Revolution
Antiques
Roadshow
Dallas, TX
- Part 1
American
Experience The
Trials of J. Robert
Oppenheimer
10:00
Austin City
10:30 Limits Foo Fighters
NOVA
The Incredible
Journey of the
Butterflies
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
PBS Hawaii
Presents Why
H.O.T is Hot
TBD
Bill Moyers Journal
Long Story Short
with Leslie
Wilcox Neva Rego
Frontline /World
Getting Out of
Gitmo
Ray Charles Live
at Montreux
1997
E2 Growing Energy Foreign Exchange
The McLaughlin
Globe Trekker
Peru & the Amazon Group
Independent
Lens The Atom
Smashers
Rick Steves’ Iran
PBS Hawaii
Prime Picks
Long Story Short
with Leslie Wilcox PBS Hawaii
Presents
Leahey & Leahey
11:00
History
11:30 Detectives
Make ‘Em
Laugh: The
Funny Business
of America
Insights on PBS
Hawaii
Washington
Week
Soundstage B.B.
King
Austin City
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