Planner
Michiana’s bi-monthly Guide to WNIT Public Television
Issue No. 3 May — June 2014
Explore the A nim al K ingdom with
the K r att Brothers every Week day on WNIT
Board of
Directors
Chair
Ida Reynolds Watson
Vice Chair
Rodney F. Ganey, Ph.D.
Kevin Morrison
Susan Ohmer, Ph.D.
A Message from Greg Giczi
President and GM, WNIT Public Television
President and
General Manager
Greg Giczi
Treasurer
Thomas E. Slager
Secretary
Cari Shein
Directors
Thomas G. Coley, Ph.D.
Marvin Curtis
Katy Demarais
Robert G. Douglass
Irene E. Eskridge
David M. Findlay
William A. Gitlin
Tracy D. Graham
Albert L. Gutierrez
James Hillman
Katherine Humphreys
Glenn E. Killoren
Paul A. Marsh
Ryan Matthys
Christine M. Maziar
Mary Louise Miller
Pat Moody
Jill Richardson
Maritza Robles
Joyce F. Stifel
James M. Summers
Thomas Topash
Michael Wargo
Patrick Welch
Charter Directors
Arthur J. Decio
Jerry Hammes
Ernestine M. Raclin
Jane Warner
Dar Wiekamp*
Honorary Life Director
Dear WNIT Supporters:
Now that we’re getting some warm weather and the flowers are blooming, I feel a new spirit in the
air. People seem to have energy again! We’re feeling it at WNIT, too.
I was recently on a long flight returning to Michiana, thinking about WNIT, and giving special
thought to our children’s programming. Lately, I’ve been hearing from several parents telling me
how much they appreciate the curriculum-based children’s programming WNIT provides, and
how they observe their kids learning and growing from it.
I am sometimes troubled by claims from some children’s channels that their programs are
“educational.” Perhaps there are some nuggets of knowledge on those channels, but our PBS
programs have an actual curriculum plan, with each episode building upon the other with
achievement goals for these young viewers. In addition to the broadcast version of each program,
children can go online and practice the lessons they learned on TV. Plus, there are apps for
smart phones/tablets, and games. All this is free to kids, thanks to your support of WNIT.
I wish every child could attend an early childhood development program, but that is not the case.
Perhaps 15-20% of all kids get to attend. For the remaining 80%, WNIT is there for them. Regular
viewers of PBS children’s programs score higher on pre-kindergarten tests than non-viewers. I’m a
regular viewer in my office each day!
The business model for other children’s channels is to carry advertising messages to “sell to”
children. Our business model relies on donations so we may educate children. There’s a big
difference. We all thank you for making this possible with your contributions to WNIT.
If you are a parent or grandparent, and your children are watching television, put them in front of
WNIT’s children’s programming. They will find safe viewing designed to inspire and educate, and
make them laugh too. So many good things happen when you support WNIT. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Carmi Murphy
*Deceased Charter Director
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What’s
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Worth Watching May
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Production News
20
Worth Watching June
8
Membership Corner
22
Primetime May
12
WNIT Kids Club
23
Primetime June
14
Honor Roll Members
25
Weekday Programming
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WNIT Supporters
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17
Supporter Spotlight
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Directors’ Circle
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WNIT
Channel Guide
WNIT 34.1 on Comcast
Channel 191
Shown In High Definition
Channel 10
Indiana: South Bend, Mishawaka, Goshen,
Bristol, Elkhart, Plymouth, Rochester,
Middlebury, Jefferson Township, Wakarusa,
Warsaw and eastern LaPorte County
Michigan: Edwardsburg, Niles, Buchanan,
Cassopolis, Dowagiac, St. Joseph (city),
Benton Harbor, Berrien Springs, Stevensville,
and New Buffalo
Channel 4
Indiana: Argos, Bourbon, Bremen, Culver, Knox,
Lakeville, LaPaz, Nappanee, North Judson,
North Liberty, Syracuse, and Walkerton
Channel 11
Indiana: LaGrange County
Michigan: Constantine and White Pigeon
Channel 26
Indiana: LaPorte (city), western LaPorte County,
Porter County and Valparaiso
WNIT 34.1 on Dish & Direct
Satellite Providers
or AT&T U-verse
Channel 34
Shown In High Definition
WNIT InFocus 34.2 on Comcast
Channel 371
Shown In Standard Definition
ROKU
WNIT is excited to announce that the
much-anticipated PBS and PBS KIDS channels
are now available on Roku! The PBS channel
features videos from popular PBS programs.
Once you activate the PBS channel and choose
WNIT as your local station, you can stream
content from WNIT’s local productions, as well
as short, web-original videos from
Webby Award-winning PBS Digital Studios.
With the arrival of PBS KIDS channel, junior
streamers can enjoy full-length episodes
and clips from great shows including Curious
George, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Dinosaur
Train, Super WHY! and The Cat in the Hat
Knows a Lot About That!
On The
Cover
Animals can take you anywhere in
science! Creature teachers Chris and
Martin Kratt take 6- to 8-year olds and
their families along on extraordinary
animal-powered adventures in WILD
KR ATTS, a PBS KIDS series. The
show transforms the Kratt Brothers
into animated versions of themselves,
allowing the real-life zoologists to visit
wild animals in their little-seen habitats
and showcase key science concepts along
the way.
PBS Kids, the number one educational
media brand for kids, offers all children
the opportunity to explore new ideas and
new worlds through television, online,
mobile and community-based programs.
Kidscreen- and Webby-award winning
pbskids.org provides engaging interactive
content, including the PBS KIDS video
player, now offering free streaming video
accessible on computer- and mobiledevice-based browsers.
From elephants using physics to suck
gallons of water with their trunks to a fleet
of peregrine falcons that harness the force
of gravity to speed through the air, each of
the 40 new half-hour episodes of WILD
KRATTS
presents
age-appropriate
science inspired by the natural abilities of
the animals that the Kratt brothers – and
young viewers – meet.
Wild Kratts
Airs weekdays at 7 and 7:30 am,
5 pm on 34.1, and Sundays at 10:30 am on 34.2
3
Worth Watching
May
Antiques Roadshow
The Bletchley Circle, Season 2
All programs are on both 34.1 and 34.2
unless noted.
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
Mondays, 8pm ; repeats
Thursdays, 9pm
“Anaheim” (Hour Two) – May 1
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW travels to
Anaheim, California, where host Mark L.
Walberg and appraiser Richard Johnston
discuss vintage electric guitars. Highlights
include two pairs of performance shoes that
belonged to “The Beverly Hillbillies” star Buddy
Ebsen; a jade jewelry collection appraised for
$30,000 to $36,000; and an oil painting titled
Sacré-Couer et Moulin, by French artist Maurice
Utrillo, valued at $80,000 to $120,000.
Underwritten by 1st Source Bank, Alick’s Home Medical,
Casper’s Coin & Jewelry, Center for Hospice Care, Gibson,
The Gibson Foundation, Goshen Antique Mall, Northern
Box Company and Nunemaker’s Coin Shop
CALL THE MIDWIFE
SEASON 3
Sundays, May 4-18, 8pm
Episode 6—May 4
Tom, the local curate, asks Trixie to join him
for a day of cricket. Shelagh decides to talk
to Dr. Turner about adopting a baby. Patsy
struggles to adapt to the unpredictable and
chaotic working life that midwifery brings. In
the course of her work, she forms a bond with
a docker and works tirelessly to find a diagnosis
for his unusual symptoms.
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Episode 7 – May 11
Sister Julienne calms an anxious new mother
who has put her baby in grave danger. Jenny
returns from the Mother House. Chummy
is upset to learn that her mother has walked
out on her father, leaving Lady Browne
penniless. As Dr. Turner and Shelagh
continue the adoption process, they uncover a
devastating secret.
MASTERPIECE CLASSIC:
MR. SELFRIDGE
SEASON 2
Sundays, May 4-18, 9pm
Part Six
Members of the staff are dying at the front. Miss
Mardle and her lodger fall in love. LeClair’s
troubles deepen. So do Harry’s.
Part Seven
Harry’s secret service contact does him a favor.
Mae and Loxley cross swords. LeClair gets
good news — and bad.
Part Eight
Justice is served, and so is romance — as
soldiers return, others leave for the front and all
at Selfridges remain calm and carry on.
Underwritten by Gene’s Camera, M. and S. Management,
Inc., Nunemaker’s and Tuesley, Hall, Konopa, LLP
THE BLETCHLEY CIRCLE
SEASON 2
Sunday, May 4, 10pm
The women realize there’s corruption in the
vice squad and decide to intercept the crime
ring themselves, with Jean posing as a potential
client. Lucy manages to memorize Marta’s
ledger, but it’s written in machine code.
Returning to Bletchley Park, they locate an old
Enigma machine, break the code and tip off
Customs and Excise. But Marta is on to them.
PIONEERS OF
TELEVISION, SEASON 4
Tuesday, May 6, 8pm
“Acting Funny”
This episode peeks behind the curtain to reveal
the backstage techniques of America’s favorite
comedic actors. The program features the manic
improvisational style of Robin Williams, along
with his comic predecessor Jonathan Winters.
They’re a fascinating contrast to Tina Fey,
who explains her measured, highly prepared
approach. The episode also highlights the alltime #1 Emmy winner for comedy acting:
Cloris Leachman.
Visit wnit.org/programs for more!
Nature: Shark Mountain
SECRETS OF THE DEAD
Tuesday, May 6, 9pm
“The Lost Gardens of Babylon”
This film examines a world wonder so elusive that most people have decided
it must be mythical. Centuries of digging have turned up nothing — but the
searchers were digging in the wrong place. Now, this film proves that the
spectacular Hanging Gardens of Babylon did exist, shows where they were,
what they looked like and how they were constructed.
NATURE
Wednesdays, 8pm
“Shark Mountain” – May 7
Underwater filmmakers Howard and Michele Hall have spent 25 years diving
and documenting the most remote and beautiful underwater locations. Yet
even these remote places and creatures are at risk in today’s world. The Halls
take viewers along on the dive of a lifetime, to a tiny outpost 300 miles off the
coast of Central America — Shark Mountain.
“American Eagle” – May 28
Unique to North America, the bald eagle is the continent’s most
recognizable aerial predator, with a shocking white head, electric yellow
beak and penetrating eyes. In the 1960s, this symbol of the United States
became an emblem of environmental degradation, as the pesticide DDT and
other human pressures brought it to the brink of extinction. Following their
protection as an endangered species, bald eagles have come roaring back.
Underwritten by Martin’s Super Markets and University of Notre Dame College of Sciences
English gardens. French pastry. American
burgers. European art. German beer.
All within walking distance.
Visit The Gateway Mile in downtown Elkhart and you can
enjoy all these cultures by foot. Between our city’s north
gate near Wellfield Botanic Gardens and the south gate by
the National New York Central Railroad Museum, you’ll find
countless things to eat, drink and do. The door to different
countries is right outside yours. Start exploring.
Enjoy discounts and special offers with
your free Gateway Mile Loyalty Card.
To get yours visit our site or call today.
GatewayMile.com
800.294.8223
Worth Watching
May
Nazi Mega Weapons
Secrets of Chatsworth
NOVA
Wednesdays, 9pm
“Why Sharks Attack” – May 7
Wednesdays, May 7-14, 10pm
“Jet Fighter Me262”
In recent years, an unusual spate of deadly
shark attacks has gripped Australia, resulting
in five deaths in 10 months. At the same time,
great white sharks have begun appearing in
growing numbers off the beaches of Cape Cod,
Massachusetts, not far from the waters where
Steven Spielberg filmed Jaws. What’s behind
the mysterious arrival of this apex predator in
an area where it’s rarely been seen for hundreds
of years?
Explore the most technologically advanced
plane of World War II, the Messerschmitt
Me262, a fighter jet that inspired a revolution
in aerial warfare. Learn the remarkable story
of an awe-inspiring aircraft, the subterranean
bat-cave where it was built and the battle for air
supremacy that decided the fate of the war.
“Escape From Nazi Alcatraz”
– May 14
Colditz Castle, a notorious prisoner of war
camp in Nazi Germany, was supposed to be
escape-proof. But in World War II, a group of
British officers dreamt up an escape plan: in a
secret attic workshop, they constructed a twoman glider out of bed sheets and floorboards.
The plan was to fly to freedom from the roof of
the castle, but the war ended before they could
put it to the test. Now, after a 70-year wait, the
team finally finds out if the legendary glider
plan would have succeeded.
Underwritten by 1st Source Bank, University of Notre
Dame College of Sciences and Zimmer
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NAZI MEGA WEAPONS
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“Fortress Berlin”
April 1945. Hitler is in the center of Berlin, 10
meters underground, surrounded by four-meter
thick concrete walls, safe from any air attack the
Allies can throw at him. But the Russians are
advancing on the ground — the Red Army is
lined up along the Oder River and going for the
Führer. Blocking the way are rings of ingenious
defenses, kill zones and strong-points that have
turned Berlin into a fortress.
THE SILK ROAD
ENSEMBLE WITH
YO-YO MA:
TANGLEWOOD REVISITED
Friday, May 9, 9pm
Embark on a dynamic musical journey in this
inspiring documentary that provides a frontrow seat to a milestone performance by the Silk
Road Ensemble and dives into the rich history
of this “mobile musical think tank” formed by
renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma. The eclectic group
unites distinguished musicians, composers and
performing artists from more than 20 countries
to celebrate, explore and experiment with the
wide variety of cultural approaches to musical
performances.
SECRETS OF
CHATSWORTH
Sunday, May 11, 10pm
In its 500-year history, Chatsworth has been
home to some notable inhabitants, among
them the 5th Duke of Devonshire, his wife,
Lady Georgiana Spencer, and Lady Elizabeth
Foster, who lived together in a ménage à trois.
King Edward VII enjoyed shooting parties
on the estate and was often entertained by
Duchess Louisa, one of Britain’s foremost
political hostesses.
COMING BACK
WITH WES MOORE
Tuesdays, May 13-27, 8pm
“Coming Back” – May 13
Wes’ journey begins with Bonnie Collins,
the mother of Brian Collins, one of his oldest
friends and a fellow officer. Last year, after
getting married and beginning a new career,
Brian abruptly took his own life. The questions
surrounding this tragedy initiate Wes’ desire
to learn more about why some can get on with
their lives, while some cannot.
Visit wnit.org/programs for more!
Coming Back with Wes Moore
“Fitting In” – May 20
Wes explores the experience of coming back
fundamentally changed by the experience of
war, and the difficulty of fitting back in. Can
you create a new life in your old world?
“Moving Forward” – May 27
The final episode explores the drive veterans
often have of finding a new mission, to
contribute, to be part of something bigger
than themselves.
PLIMPTON! STARRING
GEORGE PLIMPTON
AS HIMSELF:
AMERICAN MASTERS
Friday, May 16, 9pm
Journey through the tall-tale life of
participatory journalist George Plimpton: The
Paris Review co-founder, amateur sportsman
and actor. The film shares his experiences using
Plimpton’s own narration, interviews and
previously unseen material.
IN PERFORMANCE AT
THE WHITE HOUSE
“Women of Soul” – Friday,
May 23, 9pm
President and Mrs. Obama host a PBS music
special in the East Room of the White House.
Tessanne Chin, Melissa Etheridge, Aretha
National Memorial Day Concert (2014)
Franklin, Ariana Grande, Patti LaBelle, Janelle
Monáe and Jill Scott pay homage to the great
“foremothers” of music, with songs expressing
the struggles and the achievements of women
in American music, whose work has left an
indelible and profound impact on the national
musical culture.
“Memphis Soul” – Friday,
May 23, 10pm
President and Mrs. Obama host an all-star
concert to honor the memorable soul sounds
from the mid- to late-1960s that came from
Memphis, Tennessee, and legendary labels like
Stax-Volt Records, which featured artists such
as Al Green, Mavis Staples, Carla Thomas,
Otis Redding and many more. Memphis was
a segregated city in the 1960s, where many
whites and blacks nonetheless came together to
make music known as Memphis Soul.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL
DAY CONCERT (2014)
Sunday, May 25, 8pm;
repeats 9:30pm and May 30, 9pm
Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise co-host the
25th anniversary broadcast of this night of
remembrance honoring the service and sacrifice
of our men and women in uniform, their
families at home and all those who have given
their lives for our country. The NATIONAL
MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT airs live from
the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol.
DEATH AND
THE CIVIL WAR:
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
Monday, May 26, 9pm
Drawing heavily on This Republic of Suffering,
historian and Harvard president Drew Gilpin
Faust’s acclaimed book, “Death and the Civil
War” explores a critical aspect of the Civil War
experience: the immense and varied implications
of the war’s staggering and unprecedented
death toll. The war created a veritable “republic
of suffering” and transformed the nation as it
struggled to reconcile these horrific events with
a belief in a benevolent God.
D-DAY UNCOVERED
Tuesday, May 27, 9pm
D-Day was a logistical effort on a scale never
seen before or since. On the day itself, 14,000
planes dropped 23,000 airborne troops behind
German lines, and 5,000 ships delivered
30,000 military vehicles and 160,000 soldiers
onto the beaches. Once on the shore, the troops
had to negotiate six million mines buried in
the sand, 500,000 fearsome beach obstacles
and hundreds of miles of barbed wire, while
dodging the shells and bullets fired by half-amillion German defenders.
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Worth Watching
June
Suze Orman’s Financial Solutions for You
All programs are on both 34.1 and 34.2
unless noted.
JUNE MEMBERSHIP
PROGRAMMING
Special programming featured on
these pages runs from May 31
to June 8.
SUZE ORMAN’S FINANCIAL
SOLUTIONS FOR YOU
Saturday, May 31, 7am & 1pm;
Sunday, June 1, 5pm; Tuesday,
June 3, 9:30pm ; and Friday,
June 6, 8pm
We all have financial issues and problems. Suze
Orman’s latest special sharply focuses on her
helping individual viewers “find financial solutions
for you.” As always, Suze’s advice is based not just
on numbers, but on a critical understanding of
ourselves and our emotional needs.
HAPPY
Saturday, May 31, 4:30pm;
Wednesday, June 4, 9:30pm;
Saturday, June 7, 1:30pm; and
Sunday, June 8, 10pm
Take a compelling global journey in search of
what really makes people happy. Combining
real life stories of people from around the world
and powerful interviews with leading scientists
in happiness research, Happy explores the
secrets behind our most valued emotion.
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Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers (1966-1969)
THE BIG BAND YEARS
(MY MUSIC)
Saturday, May 31, 6pm and
Thursday, June 5, 8pm
ED SULLIVAN’S TOP
PERFORMERS (1966-1969)
Sunday, June 1 and Saturday,
June 7, 8pm
This “Big Band” retrospective features the
music that brought the country through WWII
and kick-started the baby boom. The program
mixes vintage live, rare and unreleased footage
of bands and vocalists from the 1930s and 40s.
Peter Marshall (“Hollywood Squares”) hosts.
From the U.S. television debut of the Beatles
in 1964 to the Doors’ infamous one-time-only
appearance, “The Ed Sullivan Show” brought
the greatest musical acts in the world into
America’s living rooms every Sunday night.
This MY MUSIC special features both the
Beatles and the Doors as well as memorable
performances from other superstars of the 60s
pop-rock era, including the Mamas & the Papas,
the Rolling Stones, Johnny Rivers, the Beach
Boys, Tom Jones and Creedence Clearwater
Revival.
50S & 60S PARTY SONGS
(MY MUSIC)
Saturday, May 31 and Monday,
June 2, 8pm ; and Saturday,
June 7, 6pm
Chubby Checker hosts this all new dance
songs special presenting original archival
performances from the 1950s and 1960s that
had American teens dancing. Enjoy dance and
party tunes from rock pioneers including Bill
Haley and Little Richard to frat rock bands
The Kingsmen and Tommy James and The
Shondells, with Motown masters and more.
BEE GEES – ONE NIGHT ONLY
Saturday, May 31 and Monday,
June 2, 10pm
This full-length concert was shot at the MGM
Grand in Las Vegas on November 14, 1997 and
features many of their greatest hits including
Jive Talkin’, Night Fever, Lonely Days and
many more. This concert is one of very few Bee
Gees performances ever filmed.
THE TEXAS TENORS:
YOU SHOULD DREAM
Tuesday, June 3, 8pm
and Sunday, June 8, 6:30pm
The Texas Tenors present an exciting special
featuring great music from the worlds of
country, folk, opera and Broadway music. The
Texas Tenors new album, You Should Dream
– devoted to the classical treatment of beloved
country, Broadway, and standard favorites,
forms the basis for this show. And WNIT has
your opportunity to get tickets to see The Texas
Tenors appearing at the Blue Gate Theatre on
August 23, 2014. For more info or to get tickets
now, call 574-675-9648 or log on to wnit.org.
Visit wnit.org/programs for more!
The Texas Tenors: You Should Dream
Independent Lens
CROSBY, STILLS & NASH 2012
Sunday, June 1, 10pm
All programs are on both 34.1 and 34.2
unless noted.
Filmed during their 2012 tour, this PBS special
includes many of the trio’s classic hits. Crosby,
Stills and Nash perform fan favorites such as
“CarryOn/Questions,” “Marakesh Express,”
“Long Time Gone,” “Southern Cross,” “Teach
Your Children” and “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.”
BRAZIL WITH
MICHAEL PALIN
EARTHFLIGHT PART 6:
FLYING HIGH
Wednesday, June 4, 8pm
and Sunday, June 8, 5pm
To fly like a bird, Earthflight not only captures
remarkable images of wild flocks but also relies
on some extraordinary relationships between
birds and people. Get a behind-the-scenes look
at how Earthflight was made in this special
presentation. Microlights, paragliders, drones
and camera-carrying birds and much more
helped along the way.
Monday-Tuesday, June 9-10, 9pm
“The Road to Rio”
On the road to Rio, Palin visits the source of
Brazil’s great mineral wealth — the state of
Minas Gerais and its giant mines. Here, he
meets some ordinary Brazilians dedicated
to preserving the natural beauty of the state.
Then he’s off to Rio de Janeiro, host of the next
Olympics and World Cup. Rio has always been
a party town, but it’s also blighted by drugs and
gang violence.
NOVA
Wednesdays, 9pm
“D-Day’s Sunken Secrets”—
June 11
On June 6, 1944, the Allies launched an
armada to invade the Normandy beaches and
liberate Europe from the Nazis. Hundreds
of ships sank while running the gauntlet of
mines and bunkers, creating one of the world’s
largest underwater wreck sites. Now NOVA
has exclusive access to a unique collaboration
among military historians, archaeologists and
specialist divers to carry out the most extensive
survey of the seabed bordering the beachheads.
SECRETS OF
SCOTLAND YARD
Sunday, June 15, 8pm
From Dickens to Sherlock Holmes, Agatha
Christie to James Bond — no police institution
in the world has caught the public imagination
in the same way as Scotland Yard. The name
has become synonymous with London’s police
force, but actually comes from the location
of the original police headquarters building.
Some contemporary sleuths reveal what it takes
to become a modern-day Sherlock Holmes.
INDEPENDENT LENS
Sunday, June 16, 10:30pm
“The New Black”
See how the African-American community
is grappling with the gay rights issue in light
of the gay marriage movement and the fight
over civil rights. “The New Black” documents
activists, families and clergy on both sides of the
campaign to legalize gay marriage and examines
homophobia in the black community’s
institutional pillar — the black church — and
reveals the Christian right wing’s strategy of
exploiting this phenomenon in order to pursue
an anti-gay political agenda.
Underwritten by 1st Source Bank, University of Notre
Dame College of Sciences and Zimmer
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Worth Watching
June
Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
Mondays, 8pm
with repeats
Thursdays, 10pm
“Vintage Providence” –June 16
Fifteen years after its first trip to Providence,
Rhode Island, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW
looks back to see what some of the most
memorable objects are worth today. Highlights
include a Maurice Brazil Prendergast color
monotype, ca. 1895; a Cartier ruby and diamond
compact; and an Edward Farmer jade and gold
box first appraised at $80,000-$125,000 and
now valued at $250,000-$350,000.
Underwritten by 1st Source Bank, Alick’s Home Medical,
Casper’s Coin & Jewelry, Center for Hospice Care, Gibson,
The Gibson Foundation, Goshen Antique Mall, Northern
Box Company and Nunemaker’s Coin Shop
AMERICAN PHARAOH
Monday, June 16, 10pm
This documentary about the Egyptian National
Football Team, their American coach, Bob
Bradley, and the team’s quest to qualify for the
2014 World Cup in Brazil follows the team on
and off the pitch, and offers a unique window
into events unfolding in Egypt following the
historic revolution.
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Surviving the Tsunami: A NOVA Special Presentation
PBS PREVIEWS:
THE ROOSEVELTS
Tuesday, June 17, 8pm
with repeat 8:30pm
and Sunday, June 22, 10:30pm
Sample the upcoming Ken Burns documentary
THE ROOSEVELTS: AN INTIMATE
HISTORY in this exclusive PBS Preview.
Patricia Clarkson hosts this behind-the-scenes
look at the seven-part series, as filmmaker Burns
describes how he brings the story of Theodore,
Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt to life.
MYSTICS OF THE
HEARTLAND
Thursdays, June 19 and 26, 8pm
Join us for a special series that provides viewers
with interesting, informative and inspirational
programs that invite them to look more deeply
into their own lives and experiences. Each
program will present a topic, such as science,
health, music or nature and its relationship
to spirituality and will include unique and
personal stories from people within our own
communities and beyond.
FREEDOM RIDERS:
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
FREDERICK
LAW OLMSTED:
DESIGNING AMERICA
In 1961, segregation seemed to have an
overwhelming grip on American society. Then,
an integrated band of college students decided,
en masse, to risk everything and buy a ticket on
a Greyhound bus bound for the Deep South.
They called themselves the Freedom Riders,
and they managed to bring the president and
the entire American public face-to-face with the
challenge of correcting civil-rights inequities
that plagued the nation.
Friday, June 20, 9pm
Tuesday, June 17, 9pm
Review the biography of the man who made
public parks an essential part of American
life. Frederick Law Olmsted, known as the
father of American landscape architecture, was
co-designer of Central Park, head of the first
Yosemite commission, leader of the campaign
to protect Niagara Falls, designer of the U.S.
Capitol Grounds, site planner for the Great
White City of the 1893 World’s Columbian
Exposition and planner of Boston’s “Emerald
Necklace.”
Visit wnit.org/programs for more!
Last Tango in Halifax, Season 2
AMERICAN MASTERS:
TANAQUIL LE CLERCQ:
AFTERNOON OF A FAUN
Friday, June 20, 10pm
Tanaquil Le Clercq, known to all as “Tanny,”
was the inspiration and then the wife of one of
the greatest geniuses in the history of dance,
George Balanchine; she also sparked the
creative imagination of Jerome Robbins. In
1954, at the height of her fame, she was struck
down by polio. Nancy Buirski’s radiant film
finds a tone to match Tanny’s exquisite dancing
and long, lovely physique, well represented in
photos, home movies and kinescopes.
SECRETS OF
THE LONDON
UNDERGROUND
Sunday, June 22, 8pm
On the surface, London is a buzzing, modern
metropolis — but underneath lies a secret,
hidden world, all but forgotten by the millions
of people above. This program uncovers 2,000
years of subterranean history: a world of ancient
caves and perfectly preserved Roman remains;
mysterious rivers and gruesome plague pits;
impenetrable vaults and top-secret bunkers.
Vicious
NATURE
Wednesdays, 8pm
“Fabulous Frogs” – June 25
Join Sir David Attenborough on his journey
through the weird and wonderful world of
frogs, shedding new light on these charismatic,
colorful and frequently bizarre little animals
through firsthand stories, the latest science
and cutting-edge technology. Their amazing
adaptations and survival techniques have made
them the most successful of all amphibians.
Underwritten by Martin’s Super Markets and University
of Notre Dame College of Sciences
SURVIVING THE
TSUNAMI: A NOVA
SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Wednesday, June 25, 10pm
The earthquake that hit the northern coast
of Japan on March 11, 2011, was recorded at
magnitude 9.0 — the worst ever recorded in
Japan. It generated an unprecedented tsunami,
obliterating coastal villages and towns in a
matter of minutes. In some areas, the tsunami
climbed over 100 feet in height and traveled miles
inland. Amazingly, amateur and professional
photographers captured it all on video.
LAST TANGO IN
HALIFAX, SEASON 2
Sundays, June 29-August 3, 8pm
Episode 1
As Alan and Celia seize the day, Gillian spirals
into a dark place as skeletons surface. Caroline’s
fractious relationship with John leads her to
rethink living arrangements as she makes a bold
decision involving Kate.
VICIOUS
Sundays, June 29-August 3,
10:30pm
Episode 1
Freddie and Stuart host a wake. Joined by
their small circle of elderly friends, the couple
manages to create a splendidly awkward evening
of meager food and liberal insults. Joining
them is Freddie and Stuart’s young neighbor
Ash, whose sexuality is a point of interest. Ash
spends the evening trying to be a good guest
while fending off the advances of Freddie and
Stuart’s predatory best friend, Violet.
11
Primetime –
(34.1)
May
8:00 pm
1 Thu
2 Fri
Ask An Expert
Washington Week
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
10:00 pm
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
Economic Outlook
10:30 pm
Civil War: The Untold Story, Pt. 5
Carol Burnett: The Mark Twain Prize
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
11:00 pm
11:30 pm
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
3 Sat
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
4 Sun
Call The Midwife
Mr. Selfridge, Season 2
Bletchley Circle: Uncustomed Goods
Secrets Of Althorp
5 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
Antiques Roadshow: Minneapolis, MN
Nazi Mega Weapons: Super Tanks
Charlie Rose
6 Tue
Pioneers Of Television: Acting Funny
Secrets Of The Dead:
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
Frontline
Charlie Rose
7 Wed
Nature: Shark Mountain
NOVA: Why Sharks Attack
Nazi Mega Weapons: Jet Fighters
Charlie Rose
8 Thu
Ask An Expert
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
Pioneers Of Television: Late Night
Charlie Rose
9 Fri
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
As Time Goes By
As Time Goes By
The Silkroad Ensemble With Yo-Yo Ma
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
Globe Trekker: East Texas
Johnny Carson: American Masters
10 Sat
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
11 Sun
Call The Midwife
Mr. Selfridge, Season Two
Secrets Of Chatsworth
Secrets Of The Dead:
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
12 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Antiques Roadshow: Cats & Dogs
Nazi Mega Weapons: Jet Fighters
Charlie Rose
13 Tue
Coming Back With Wes Moore, Pt. 1
Secrets Of The Dead:
China’s Terracotta Warriors
Frontline
Charlie Rose
14 Wed
Nature: Leave It To Beavers
NOVA: Escape From Nazi Alcatraz
Nazi Mega Weapons: Fortress Berlin
Charlie Rose
15 Thu
Ask An Expert
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond
Secrets of Chatsworth
Charlie Rose
16 Fri
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
As Time Goes By
As Time Goes By
Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton As Himself
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
Globe Trekker: London City Guide
TBA
Charlie Rose
As Time Goes By
Globe Trekker: Great Australian Hikes
17 Sat
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
18 Sun
Call The Midwife
19 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Antiques Roadshow: Greatest Gifts
Nazi Mega Weapons: Fortress Berlin
Charlie Rose
20 Tue
Coming Back With Wes Moore, Pt. 2
Escape From A Nazi Death Camp
Frontline
Charlie Rose
21 Wed
Nature: Swarms
22 Thu
Ask An Expert
23 Fri
24 Sat
25 Sun
Washington Week
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
27 Tue
Coming Back With Wes Moore, Pt. 3
28 Wed
Nature: American Eagle
29 Thu
Ask An Expert
31 Sat
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
Secrets Of Selfridges
NOVA: Bombing Hitler’s Dams
Charlie Rose
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond
Secrets of the Selfridges
Charlie Rose
In Performance At The
White House: Women Of Soul
In Performance At The
White House: Memphis Soul
Charlie Rose
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
National Memorial Day Concert
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
As Time Goes By
Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, Season Two
Economic Outlook
26 Mon
30 Fri
12
8:30 pm
As Time Goes By
As Time Goes By
National Memorial Day Concert
American Experience: Death And The Civil War
D-Day Uncovered
Charlie Rose
NOVA: D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
Charlie Rose
Dick Winters: Hang Tough
National Memorial Day Concert
The Best Of WNIT
D-Day: A Company Of Heroes
Charlie Rose
Frontline
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Globe Trekker: Indonesia
Women And
The War
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Primetime –
(34.2)
May
8:00 pm
8:30 pm
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm
11:00 pm
11:30 pm
1 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
Bletchley Circle: Uncustomed Goods
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
Charlie Rose
2 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
Pennsylvania Ballet At 50
Craft In America: Industry
Charlie Rose
3 Sat
Pennsylvania Ballet At 50
Craft In America: Industry
Ruben Salazar
Austin City Limits
4 Sun
Call The Midwife
Mr. Selfridge, Season Two
Bletchley Circle: Uncustomed Goods
Austin City Limits
5 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
Antiques Roadshow: Minneapolis, MN
6 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
Secrets Of The Dead:
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
Frontline
Charlie Rose
7 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor
Elements
NOVA: Why Sharks Attack
Nazi Mega Weapons: Jet Fighters
Charlie Rose
8 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
Bletchley Circle: Uncustomed Goods
Antiques Roadshow: Anaheim, CA
Charlie Rose
9 Fri
Ed Sullivan
Charlie Rose
The Silkroad Ensemble With Yo-Yo Ma
Jake Shimabukuro
Charlie Rose
Independent Lens: A Fragile Trust
Katmai
10 Sat
Yo-Yo Ma: On The Silk Road
Jake Shimabukuro
Secrets Of The Dead:
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon
Austin City Limits: Jack White
11 Sun
Call The Midwife
Mr. Selfridge, Season Two
Secrets Of Chatsworth
Austin City Limits: Jack White
12 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
Antiques Roadshow: Cats & Dogs
13 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
Secrets Of The Dead: JFK
Frontline
Charlie Rose
14 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor Elements
NOVA: Escape From Nazi Alcatraz
Nazi Mega Weapons: Fortress Berlin
Charlie Rose
15 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
Coming Back With Wes Moore, Pt. 1
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Charlie Rose
16 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
17 Sat
18 Sun
Independent Lens: Let The Fire Burn
Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton As Himself
Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton As Himself
Call The Midwife
TBA
Independent Lens: Let The Fire Burn
Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge, Season Two
Ribbon Of Sand
Charlie Rose
Austin City Limits: Vampire Weekend
Austin City Limits: Vampire Weekend
19 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
Antiques Roadshow: Greatest Gifts
20 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
Escape From A Nazi Death Camp
21 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor Elements
22 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
Coming Back With Wes Moore, Pt. 2
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Charlie Rose
23 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
In Performance At The
White House: Women Of Soul
In Performance At The
White House: Memphis Soul
Charlie Rose
In Performance At The
White House: Memphis Soul
Escape From A Nazi Death Camp
Austin City Limits: Mumford & Sons
24 Sat
25 Sun
National Memorial Day Concert
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
27 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
28 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor Elements
29 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
30 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
31 Sat
Frontline
Charlie Rose
National Memorial Day Concert
American Experience: Death And The Civil War
D-Day Uncovered
Frontline
Charlie Rose
American Experience: Death And The Civil War
Charlie Rose
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
National Memorial Day Concert
Austin City Limits: Mumford & Sons
Charlie Rose
NOVA: D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
Antiques Roadshow: Richmond, VA
Katmai
Charlie Rose
NOVA: Bombing Hitler’s Dams
In Performance At The
White House: Women Of Soul
26 Mon
Independent Lens: God Loves Uganda
Yellowstone
D-Day Uncovered
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
Austin City Limits: Miranda Lambert
13
Primetime – (34.1)
June
8:00 pm
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm
11:00 pm
11:30 pm
1 Sun
Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers 1966-1969
Crosby, Stills, & Nash 2012
Brain Change
2 Mon
50s & 60s Party Songs
Bee Gees One Night Only
Suze Orman
3 Tue
The Texas Tenors: You Should Dream
4 Wed
Earthflight: Flying High
Suze Orman’s Financial Solution For You
Happy
Younger Heart
Healing ADD With Dr. Daniel Amen
5 Thu
The Big Band Years
6 Fri
Suze Orman’s Financial Solution For You
Brain Change With David Perlmutter, M.D.
Happy
7 Sat
Ed Sullivan’s Top Performers 1966-1969
Billy Joel: A Matter Of Trust
Crosby, Stills,
& Nash 2012
8 Sun
Suze Orman’s Financial Solution For You
Happy
Younger Heart
Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over And Beyond
9 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage SF
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 1
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 2
Charlie Rose
10 Tue
Secrets Of The Dead:
Lost In The Amazon
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 3
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 4
Charlie Rose
11 Wed
Nature: Fortress Of The Bears
12 Thu
Ask An Expert
13 Fri
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
14 Sat
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage San Francisco
15 Sun
Secrets Of Scotland Yard
16 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Providence
17 Tue
18 Wed
14
8:30 pm
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
NOVA: D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage SF
Keeping Up
Appearances
Great Getaways
20 Fri
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
21 Sat
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Providence
22 Sun
Secrets Of Underground London
23 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Tampa
24 Tue
The March
25 Wed
Nature: Fabulous Frogs
26 Thu
Mystics of the
Heartland
Great Getaways
27 Fri
Washington Week
Economic Outlook
28 Sat
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Tampa
29 Sun
Last Tango In
Halifax: Season Premier
30 Mon
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Columbus
Keeping Up
Appearances
As Time Goes By
Masterpiece Mystery! The Escape Artist Pt. 1
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Houston
Charlie Rose
As Time Goes By
Charlie Rose
Globe Trekker: Central Japan
The New Black: LGBTQ Pride
American Pharaoh
Taste For The Past
Charlie Rose
American Experience: Freedom Riders
Charlie Rose
Brain Change With David Perlmutter, M.D.
Charlie Rose
Healing ADD With Daniel Amen, M.D. and Tana Amen, M.D.
Charlie Rose
30 Days To A Younger Heart
Mystics of the
Heartland
D-Day Uncovered
Great Performances: Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
19 Thu
Charlie Rose
Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
Tanaquil LeClercq: Afternoon Of A Faun
As Time Goes By
Masterpiece Mystery! The Escape Artist Pt. 2
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Atlanta
Nightly
Business Report
As Time Goes By
Globe Trekker: The Story Of Tea
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America
An Ice Cream Show
American Experience: Freedom Summer
Charlie Rose
Charlie Rose
NOVA: Deadliest Earthquakes
Surviving The Tsunami
Charlie Rose
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Atlanta
Secrets Of Underground London
Charlie Rose
Great Performances At The Met: La Boheme
Keeping Up
Appearances
Keeping Up
Appearances
As Time Goes By
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour Season Two
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Pittsburgh
Nightly Business
Report
As Time Goes By
Globe Trekker: Route 66 & Beyond
Vicious
Anyone And Everyone: GLBTQ Pride
Bill Cook: A Heck of a Ride
Charlie Rose
Primetime – (34.2)
June
8:00 pm
1 Sun
8:30 pm
Mr. Stink
9:00 pm
9:30 pm
10:00 pm
10:30 pm
11:00 pm
Austin City Limits:
Miranda Lambert
How Sherlock Changed The World
2 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
D-Day Uncovered
3 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
Hallowed Grounds
4 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor
Elements
5 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
6 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
7 Sat
Music Makes A City
8 Sun
Secrets Of The Manor House
11:30 pm
Independent Lens: How To Survive A Plague
Katmai
Objects And Memory
Charlie Rose
NOVA: D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
Charlie Rose
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour Season Two
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Phoenix
Katmai
Music Makes A City
PBS Arts: Mariachi High
Charlie Rose
PBS Arts: Mariachi High
Objects And Memory
Austin City Limits: Tim McGraw
Making Of A Lady
Ribbon Of Sand
Austin City Limits: Tim McGraw
9 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 1
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 2
Charlie Rose
10 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 3
Brazil With Michael Palin Pt. 4
Charlie Rose
11 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor
Elements
12 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
13 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
NOVA: Earth From Space
15 Sun
Secrets Of Scotland Yard
Dinner & A Book
17 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
18 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor
Elements
19 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
20 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
Sky Island
Great Performances: Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration
Great Performances: Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration
Exp. Michiana
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage San Francisco
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour Season Two
14 Sat
16 Mon
Charlie Rose
Secrets Of The Dead:
Lost In The Amazon
Masterpiece Mystery! The Escape Artist Pt. 1
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Houston
Charlie Rose
Austin City Limits: The Lumineers
The New Black: LGBTQ Pride
American Pharaoh
Charlie Rose
American Experience: The Freedom Riders
NOVA: At The Edge Of Space
Charlie Rose
Hawking
Charlie Rose
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Providence
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Tanaquil LeClercq: Afternoon Of A Faun
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour
Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America
Lumineers
21 Sat
Frederick Law Olmsted:
Designing America
Tanaquil LeClercq: Afternoon Of A Faun
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Austin City Limits: Raphael Saadiq
22 Sun
Secrets Of Underground London
Masterpiece Mystery! The Escape Artist Pt. 2
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Austin City Limits: Raphael Saadiq
23 Mon
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
24 Tue
Exp. Michiana
Ecosense
For Living
25 Wed
Exp. Michiana
Outdoor
Elements
26 Thu
Exp. Michiana
Just Seen It
27 Fri
Exp. Michiana
Charlie Rose
28 Sat
29 Sun
30 Mon
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Atlanta
POV: When I Walk
American Experience: Freedom Summer
NOVA: Deadliest Earthquakes
Exp. Michiana
Dinner & A Book
Charlie Rose
Surviving The Tsunami
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour Season Two
Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour Season Two
Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Pittsburgh
Charlie Rose
Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Tampa
Great Performances At The Met: La Boheme
Great Performances At The Met: La Boheme
Last Tango In Halifax
Ribbon Of Sand
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Sky Island
PBS Previews:
The Roosevelts
Austin City Limits: Wilco
Vicious
Austin City Limits: Wilco
POV: American Revolution
Vicious
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34.2
34.1
Weekdays–May/June
6:00 am
6:30 am
Caillou
7:00 am
Wild Kratts
7:30 am
Wild Kratts
8:00 am
Curious George
8:30 am
Curious George
9:00 am
Peg + Cat
9:30 am
Dinosaur Train
10:00 am
Sesame Street
11:00 am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
11:30 am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
Noon
Dinosaur Train
12:30 pm
Dinosaur Train
1:00 pm
Super Why!
1:30 pm
Thomas & Friends
2:00 pm
Peg + Cat
2:30 pm
The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!
3:00 pm
Curious George
3:30 pm
Curious George
4:00 pm
Arthur
4:30 pm
Arthur
5:00 pm
Wild Kratts
5:30 pm
BBC World News America
6:00 pm
PBS NewsHour
7:00 pm
Experience Michiana
7:30 pm
Rick Steves’ Europe
6:00 am
Sit and Be Fit
6:30 am
Classical Stretch
7:00 am
Wild Kratts
7:30 am
Wild Kratts
8:00 am
Curious George
8:30 am
Curious George
9:00 am
Peg + Cat
9:30 am
Dinosaur Train
10:00 am
Sesame Street
11:00 am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
11:30 am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
Noon
Rick Steves’ Europe
Mon-In the Americas
Tues-Built To Last
Wed-Under The Radar
Mon-Globe Trekker
Tues-This Old House Hour
Wed-History Detectives
2:00 pm
Mon-Aviators
Tues-American Woodshop
Wed-Best of Painting
Thur-George Hirsch Lifestyle
2:30 pm
Mon-J. Bird’s Blue World
Tues-Woodsmith Shop
Wed-Jerry Yarnell
Thu-Simply Ming
Tues-Rough Cut
Wed-Best of Painting
Thu-Cook’s Country
Tues-Economic Outlook
Wed-Paint This
Thu-America’s Test Kitch
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
16
Body Electric
Mon-VP
Mon-Inside Ind Business
5:00 pm
Mon-Ind Week in Review
5:30 pm
Mon-Built to Last
6:00 pm
Mon-Hoosier Craftsmen
Tues-Built to Last
Wed-Weekly Special
Tues-Ind Week in Review
Wed-VP
Tues-Ind Supreme Court
Wed-VP
Tues-Weekly Special
Wed- Ind Expeditions
6:30 pm
Nightly Business Report
7:00 pm
PBS NewsHour
Thur-VP
Fri-Just Seen It
Thur-Neven McGuire
Well Read
Thur-Moveable Feast
Fri-On Story
Thu-VP
Thu-Ind Week in Review
Thu-Across Indiana
Thu-Weekly Special
Fri-Austin City Limits
Fri-Xerox Rochester
International
Fri-Ind Week in Review
Fri-Built to Last
Fri-VP
Fri-Savor Indiana
Weekends – May/June
SATURDAYS
SUNDAYS
6:00 am
Michigan Out-of-Doors
Curious George
6:00 am
Barney & Friends
6:30 am
The of Joy of Painting
The Cat in the Hat
6:30 am
Angelina Ballerina
7:00 am
Quilting Arts
Peg + Cat
7:00 am
Curious George
Curious George
7:30 am
Fons & Porter
Dinosaur Train
7:30 am
The Cat in the Hat
The Cat in the Hat
8:00 am
Sewing With Nancy
Cyberchase
8:00 am
Peg + Cat
Peg + Cat
8:30 am
Sew It All
Biz Kids
8:30 am
Dinosaur Train
Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood
9:00 am
It’s Sew Easy
Outdoor Elements
9:00 am
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
9:30 am
Knitting Daily
Rick Steves’ Europe
9:30 am
Wordworld
Super Why!
10:00 am
Lidia’s Kitchen
10:00 am
Thomas & Friends
Sid the Science Kid
10:30 am
Dinner & A Book
10:30 am
Bob the Builder
11:00 am
Cook’s Country
Off the Record
11:00 am
11:30 am
America’s Test Kitchen
Indiana Week in Review
11:30 am
Noon
Martha Cooking School
Washington Week
Noon
In Julia’s Kitchen
WordGirl
12:30 pm
Martha Bakes
Economic Outlook
12:30 pm
Victory Garden
Electric Company
1:00 pm
Victory Garden
McLaughlin Group
1:00 pm
Big Questions
1:30 pm
1:30 pm
P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home
2:00 pm
This Old House
2:30 pm
This Old House
3:00 pm
Woodsmith’s Shop
3:30 pm
Woodwright’s Shop
4:00 pm
VP
INside Indiana Business
SATURDAYS
SUNDAYS
Sesame Street
Wild Kratts
Space Racers
This Old House
Martha Speaks
Cyberchase
This Old House
Washington Week
2:00 pm
Ask This Old House
Charlie Rose
2:30 pm
Hometime
To The Contrary
3:00 pm
Woodwright’s Shop
Moyers & Company
3:30 pm
Motorweek
Ask This Old House
VP
4:00 pm
Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
VP
Martha Bakes
VP
VP
VP
5:00 pm
PBS NewsHour/Exp. Michiana
VP
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
Classic Gospel
VP
6:00 pm
History Detectives
PBS NewsHour/Washington Week
7:00 pm
Lawrence Welk
Antiques Roadshow
7:00 pm
PBS NewsHour/Charlie Rose
Nature
June Daytime Weekend
Pledge Programming
Saturday, May 31
Saturday, June 7
7:00amSuze Orman Financial Solutions
for You
9:00am Healing ADD with Dr. Daniel Amen
11:00am3 Steps to Incredible Health with
Joel Fuhrman, M.D.
1:00pmSuze Orman Financial Solutions
for You
3:00pmBrainChange with Dr. David
Perlmutter
4:30pmHappy
6:00pm Big Band Years (My Music)
7:00am Dr. Dyer I Can See Clearly Now
10:00am Joy Bauer’s Food Remedies
11:30amSuze Orman Financial Solutions
for You
1:30pmHappy
3:00pmBrainChange with Dr. David
Perlmutter
4:30pm30 Days to a Younger Heart with
Steven Masley, M.D.
6:00pm 50s & 60s Party Songs (My Music)
Sunday, June 1
1:30pmBrainChange with Dr. David
Perlmutter
3:00pm Healing ADD with Dr. Daniel Amen
5:00pm Earthflight – Flying High
6:30pm The Texas Tenors: You Should Dream
1:30pm Healing ADD with Dr. Daniel Amen
3:30pm30 Days to a Younger Heart with
Steven Masley, M.D.
5:00pmSuze Orman Financial Solutions
for You
7:00pm Lent at Ephesus
Sunday, June 8
17
Overnight Programs
May
Thursday 1
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Love In Animal Kingdom
2:00 am Incredible Journey
3:00 am Nazi Mega Tanks
4:00 am Ruben Salazar
5:00 am Pioneers In Television
Friday 2
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Pioneers Of Television
3:00 am Ruben Salazar
4:00 am Love In Animal Kingdom
5:00 am Incredible Journey
Saturday 3
Midnight Paul McCartney/Wings
1:30 am Bee Gees
3:00 am 70s & 80s Soul Rewind
5:00 am Echoes Of Creation
Sunday 4
Midnight Love In Animal Kingdom
1:00 am Incredible Journey
2:00 am Frontline: Prison State
3:00 am Independent Lens
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Monday 5
Midnight Tavis Smiley
1:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
2:00 am Bletchley Circle
3:00 am PA Ballet At 50
4:00 am Craft In America
5:00 am Pioneers Of Television
Saturday 10
Midnight Tavis Smiley/ NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Yo-Yo Ma
3:00 am Jake Shimabukuro
4:00 am Pioneers Of Television
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 11
Midnight Shark Mountain
1:00 am Why Sharks Attack
2:00 am Frontline
3:00 am A Fragile Trust
4:30 am Katmai
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Monday 12
Midnight Call The Midwife
1:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
2:00 am Secrets Of Chatsworth
3:00 am Yo-Yo Ma
4:00 am Jake Shimabukuro
5:00 am Pioneers Of Television
Tuesday 13
Tuesday 6
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Antiques Roadshow
2:00 am Antiques Roadshow
3:00 am Call The Midwife
4:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
5:00 am Secrets Of Chatsworth
Wednesday 7
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Coming Back/W. Moore
1:30 am Secrets/Dead: JFK
2:00 am Frontline
4:00 am Let The Fire Burn
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Antiques Roadshow
2:00 am Antiques Roadshow
3:00 am Call The Midwife
4:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
5:00 am PA Ballet At 50
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Pioneers Of Television
2:00 am Gardens Of Babylon
3:00 am Frontline
4:00 am A Fragile Trust
5:30 am Katmai
Thursday 8
Midnight Echoes Of Creation
1:00 am 70s & 80s Soul Rewind
3:00 am Paul McCartney/Wings
4:30 am Bee Gees
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Friday 9
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Pioneers Of Television
3:00 am Shark Mountain
4:00 am Why Sharks Attack
5:00 am Nazi Jet Fighters
Wednesday 14
Thursday 15
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Leave It To Beavers
2:00 am Escape Nazi Death Camp
3:00 am Fortress Berlin
4:00 am Coming Back/W. Moore
5:00 am Secrets/Dead: JFK
Friday 16
Midnight Bee Gees
1:30 am 70s & 80s Soul Rewind
3:30 am Paul McCartney/Wings
5:00 am Echoes Of Creation
Saturday 17
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Plimpton!
3:30 am TBA
4:00 am Fortress Berlin
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 18
Midnight Leave It To Beavers
1:00 am Escape Nazi Alcatraz
2:00 am Frontline
3:00 am Let The Fire Burn
4:30 am TBA
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Saturday 24
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Women Of Soul
3:00 am Memphis Soul
4:00 am Escape Nazi Death Camp
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 25
Midnight Paul McCartney/Wings
1:30 am Bee Gees
3:00 am Echoes Of Creation
4:00 am 70s & 80s Soul Rewind
Monday 26
Midnight Nat’l Memorial Concert
1:30 am Nat’l Memorial Concert
3:00 am Women Of Soul
4:00 am Memphis Soul
5:00 am Escape Nazi Death Camp
Tuesday 27
Monday 19
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Death & The Civil War
3:00 am Nat’l Memorial Concert
4:30 am Nat’l Memorial Concert
Tuesday 20
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Coming Back/W. Moore
1:30 am D-Day Uncovered
2:00 am Frontline
4:00 am Death & The Civil War
Wednesday 21
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am American Eagle
2:00 am D-Days Sunken Secrets
4:00 am Coming Back/W. Moore
5:00 am D-Day Uncovered
Midnight Call The Midwife
1:00 am Call The Midwife
2:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
4:00 am Plimpton!
5:30 am TBA
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Antiques Roadshow
2:00 am Antiques Roadshow
3:00 am Call The Midwife
4:00 am Mr. Selfridge Season 2
Midnight 70s & 80s Soul Rewind
2:00 am Echoes Of Creation
3:00 am Bee Gees
4:30 am Paul McCartney/Wings
Thursday 22
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am The Gathering Swarm
2:00 am Bombing Hitler’s Dams
4:00 am Coming Back/W. Moore
5:00 am Escape Nazi Death Camp
Friday 23
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Antiques Roadshow
3:00 am The Gathering Swarm
4:00 am Bombing Hitler’s Dams
Wednesday 28
Thursday 29
Friday 30
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Coming Back
3:00 am American Eagle
4:00 am D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
Saturday 31
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Death & The Civil War
4:00 am D-Day Uncovered
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Overnight Programs
June
Midnight
1:00 am
3:00 am
4:00 am
5:00 am
5:30 am
Sunday 1
Nature: Amer Eagle
D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
To Catch A Trader
Coming Back
Washington Week
Charlie Rose
Monday 2
Midnight Mr. Stink
1:00 am How Sherlock Changed
3:00 am Death & The Civil War
5:30 am Coming Back
Tuesday 3
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am D-Day Uncovered
2:00 am Antiques Roadshow
3:00 am Mr. Stink
4:00 am How Sherlock Changed
Wednesday 4
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am D-Day Uncovered
2:00 am Hallowed Grounds
3:00 am Objects & Memory
4:00 am How To Survive Plague
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Thursday 5
12:00 amTavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Outback Pelicans
2:00 am D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
4:00 am Hallowed Grounds
5:00 am Objects And Memory
Friday 6
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Endeavour
3:30 am D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Saturday 7
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Music Makes A City
3:00 am Mariachi High
4:00 am Hallowed Grounds
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 8
Midnight Outback Pelicans
1:00 am D-Day’s Sunken Secrets
3:00 am How To Survive Plague
4:30 am Katmai
5:00 pm Washington Week
5:30 pm Charlie Rose
Monday 9
Midnight Secrets Of The Manor
1:00 am Making Of A Lady
2:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
3:00 am Music Makes A City
4:00 am Mariachi High
5:00 am Objects And Memory
Tuesday 10
Tuesday 17
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am American Pharaoh
2:00 am The New Black-LGBTQ
3:00 am Secrets/Scotland Yard
4:00 am The Escape Artist
5:30 am Sky Island
Wednesday 18
Tuesday 24
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am AR: Vintage Atlanta
2:00 am Hawking
3:00 am Underground London
4:00 am The Escape Artist
5:30 am Preview:The Roosevelts
Wednesday 25
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt.1
2:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 2
3:00 am Secrets Of The Manor
4:00 am Making Of A Lady
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Preview:The Roosevelts
1:30 am Preview:The Roosevelts
2:00 am Freedom Riders
4:00 am American Pharaoh
5:00 am AR: Vintage Houston
Wednesday 11
Thursday 19
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Fabulous Frogs
2:00 am Deadliest Earthquakes
3:00 am Surviving The Tsunami
4:00 am Freedom Summer
Friday 20
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Endeavour
3:30 am Preview:The Roosevelts
4:00 am Fabulous Frogs
5:00 am Deadliest Earthquakes
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Secrets Of The Dead
2:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 3
3:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 4
4:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 1
5:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 2
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Great Zebra Exodus
2:00 am At The Edge Of Space
3:00 am Hawking
4:00 am Freedom Riders
Thursday 12
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Endeavour
3:30 am Great Zebra Exodus
4:30 am At The Edge Of Space
5:30 am Sky Island
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Fortress Of The Bears
2:00 am NOVA Earth From Space
4:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 3
5:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 4
Friday 13
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am This Old House Hour
2:00 am Endeavour
3:30 am Earth From Space
5:30 am Sky Island
Saturday 14
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Tanglewood 75th Ann.
4:00 am Fortress Of The Bears
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 15
Midnight Fortress Of The Bears
1:00 am Earth From Space
3:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 1
4:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 2
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Monday 16
Midnight The Lumineers
12:30 amSecrets/Scotland Yard
1:30 am The Escape Artist
3:00 am The New Black-LGBTQ
4:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 3
5:00 am Brazil w/M. Palin Pt. 4
Saturday 21
Midnight Tavis Smiley
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am Frederick Law Olmsted
3:00 am Tanaquil LeClercq
4:30 am Sky Island
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 22
Midnight Great Zebra Exodus
1:00 am At The Edge Of Space
2:00 am Freedom Riders
4:00 am American Pharaoh
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Monday 23
Midnight Underground London
1:00 am Escape Artist
2:30 am Preview:The Roosevelts
3:00 am Frederick Law Olmsted
4:00 am Tanaquil LeClercq
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am March
2:00 am Freedom Summer
4:00 am When I Walk
5:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
Thursday 26
Friday 27
Saturday 28
Midnight Tavis Smiley/NBR
1:00 am Washington Week
1:30 am Charlie Rose
2:00 am La Boheme
4:30 am Sky Island
5:00 am This Old House Hour
Sunday 29
Midnight Fabulous Frogs
1:00 am Deadliest Earthquakes
2:00 am Surviving The Tsunami
3:00 am When I Walk
4:30 am Ribbon Of Sand
5:00 am Washington Week
5:30 am Charlie Rose
Monday 30
Midnight Last Tango In Halifax
1:00 am Endeavour
2:30 am Vicious
3:00 am Freedom Summer
5:00 am March
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Production News
Mystics of the Heartland
to Premiere in June
Join us on Thursday, June 19 at 8pm for the premiere of Mystics
of the Heartland, a series designed to present relevant stories that
resonate with viewers and invite them to explore their own inner
truth. The program will be repeated on June 21 at 4:30pm; the
second episode will air Thursday, June 26 at 8pm and repeated
on June 28 at 4:30pm.
The series intends to provide viewers with interesting, informative
and inspirational programs that invite them to look more deeply
into their own lives and experiences. Each program will present a
topic, such as science, health, music or nature and its relationship
to spirituality and will include unique and personal stories from
people within our own communities and beyond.
Videographers Needed
for Our Town: Dowagiac
WNIT Public Television announced another in its Our Town series,
this time focusing on the city of Dowagiac, Michigan. With the
help of volunteer videographers and a little training from WNIT’s
professional award-winning production team, ordinary citizens
will become volunteer videographers. Armed with their own home
camcorders, they will create a video scrapbook of the stories that
make Dowagiac special. WNIT’s professional staff utilizes these
video recordings, along with interviews held by the producers
with the volunteer videographers, to professionally edit the stories
and produce an hour documentary that reflects the emotional ties
of the people who live, love and are passionate about Our Town:
Dowagiac.
If you or someone you know is interested in being a volunteer
videographer for this project, please contact WNIT at
574.675.9648 or wnit@wnit.org. A videographers’ class will be
held in Dowagiac in early June. At that time, volunteers will learn
shot composition and how to select topics of interest, and they will
choose their assignments.
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LET’S GET
IT STARTED!
COME SUPPORT THE AREA’S
NEWEST RISING STARS.
The Regional Competitions are where it all started for the “Magnificent 7” finalists from the inaugural season of Michiana’s Rising Star.
This year, a new group is on the rise and the Regionals are your first opportunity to see them perform live.
PLUS, THIS YEAR’S REGIONAL AUDITIONS WILL BE TAPED TO AIR ON WNIT IN JULY!
REMAINING
REGIONAL COMPETITIONS
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
MAY 3
MAY 10
Kroc Center
Mendel Center
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
MICHIGAN
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Pokagon Band
of Potawatomi
Admission is free and open to the public. For more information, go to wnit.org
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Membership
Corner
June 2014 Spring
Membership Campaign
WNIT’s Summer Membership Campaign begins Saturday, May 31
and runs through Sunday, June 8. Our on-air Membership Campaigns
remain the most effective way of encouraging viewers to join the
WNIT family of supporters. While these drives represent less than two
percent of our annual broadcast hours, they do provide WNIT with
the majority of revenue required to purchase and produce the regular
and local programming enjoyed by everyone throughout northern
Indiana and southwestern Michigan.
So get ready to experience an interesting and informative line-up of
special programs for the entire family. And be sure to tell your family
and friends why you think supporting WNIT is important.
It’s Viewers Like You who make a real difference to everyone in our
community.
THANK YOU for supporting WNIT!
Thank You!
Thank You to everyone who supported WNIT during our Spring
Membership Campaign! A big Thank You is also extended to the
following individuals, groups and businesses for volunteering their time
and donating food and beverages during the campaign. Be sure to say
Thank You the next time you visit one of the following businesses.
Einstein Bros. Bagels, State Road 23, South Bend
Fiddler’s Hearth, Downtown South Bend
Friends of WNIT
Marco’s Pizza, South Bend
Rotary Club of Elkhart
St. Joseph County Chapter of the Indiana University
Alumni Association
WNIT Welcomes
The Texas Tenors!
The Texas Tenors are coming back to Michiana on Saturday, August 23,
2014, and WNIT has your opportunity to get prime seating tickets for
their concert at the Blue Gate Theatre in Shipshewana, Indiana. Come
and experience the talents of Marcus, JC and John as they smoothly
blend country, classical, gospel and Broadway with a dedicated touch
of humor and charm. For more info or to get tickets now, call 574-6759648 or visit wnit.org.
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Rockin’ the House
with Brit Floyd!
Brit Floyd - The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Tribute Band is coming to
the Morris Performing Arts Center on Friday, June 20th and WNIT has
tickets! Join WNIT as we welcome Brit Floyd to Michiana. For tickets
or more information, call 574-675-9648 x311 or go to wnit.org.
A Spectacular new live production featuring music from all fourteen
Pink Floyd studio albums plus a dazzling new light and laser show!
Having performed to over one million fans around the world since
the first show in Liverpool, England in January 2011, Brit Floyd - The
World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Show, returns to North America from
March to June 2014 to perform DISCOVERY, a stunning new three
hour chronological musical journey spanning the entire recording career
of Pink Floyd from 1967 - 1994.
Featuring the trademark Pink Floyd arch and circle light show, Brit
Floyd’s musical performance will also be accompanied by amazing
original video and brand new animation, inspired by the timelessly
brilliant artwork designs of longtime Pink Floyd collaborator Storm
Thorgerson. With painstaking attention to detail, replicating every nuance of every
Floydian moment both musically and visually, the band’s execution of
all Pink Floyd’s greatest works will make each familiar track sound fresh
and pristine.
WNIT Kids Club
Day in the Park
Fragomeni Shelter, St. Patrick’s County Park
Monday, June 16, 2014 • 6-8pm
Join WNIT Kids Club at the 3rd Annual WNIT Kids Club
Day in the Park. Bring the family out to enjoy kid-friendly
games and activities, a story corner, portable disc golf, and
a nature station with special guest Evie Kirkwood from
Outdoor Elements.
And parents, bring your camera and get your child’s photo
with a surprise PBS Kids character! Food and beverages
provided by Papa John’s Pizza and Dainty Maid Bake Shop.
Entrance fee is $5 per vehicle. WNIT Kids Club members
get in free by pre-registering at wnit.org or calling
574-675-9648.
Organized and sponsored by WNIT, St. Joseph County
Parks, Better World Books, Papa John’s Pizza, and
Dainty Maid Bake Shop.
If you would like to volunteer your time
to help with this event, please
contact Joanne Schloss at
jschloss@wnit.org.
Dainty Maid
Bake Shop
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO
WNIT KIDS CLUB MEMBERS!
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Addyson Bauer
Madison Kuzmic
Hannah Laird
Max Lantz-Geyer
Bobby Maher
Ella Maria Morrison
Jordan Oles
Avi Rosenman
Nathan Schwartz
Cora Slott
Hannah Sprague
Reagan Stanton
Carlee Van Dyke
Iris Moran Walton
Thomas Weykamp
Virginia Weykamp
Reka Blakemore
Rachel Blatt
Rowan Blatt
Eli Brewer
Molly Brewer
Micah Brooks Cummins
Colin Campbell
Madison Campbell
Boothe Cory
Seth Horban
Ara Hesburgh Horvath
Anna Kio
Brandon Kirkendall
Katherine Kuzmic
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”It’s really
important to me that
PBS is here for the
next generation.”
That's why LeeAnn Dickson
has included PBS in her will.
If you are planning to include
charitable interests in your
plan, please consider making
WNIT part of your lasting legacy.
Find out how you can plan a gift
Contact Joanne Schloss at 574.675.9648 ext. 311 or jschloss@wnit.org
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25 YEARS
Arthur and Nancy Beall
Pamela and Daniel Chipman
Joseph Corcoran
Ellwin and Rucilla Coulston
Sheila Dibley
Lawrence and Carolyn Garber
John and Anita Golba
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Good
Lynn and Casper Grathwohl
Paul and Robbie Grimstad
Joan and Allen Hanawalt
Barbara and Robert Hardin
Sandra K. Hojnacki
Martha and Larry Johnson
Marianne Keber
David Kretschmar
William and Sharon Leahy
Mary Lou and James Reed
Mary and Walter Nicgorski
Phyllis Nichols
Jeanette O’Brien
John A. Pagin
John and Beth Raker
Betty and Arthur Rutz
Lillian Sherwood
Darwin and Shirley Simonaitis
Maria and David J. Solow
Constance Stamper
20 YEARS
Linda Bolt
Judy Borysiak
Ronald and Elizabeth De Winter
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fervida
Connie Fields
Louise Hahn
Nancy Hardy
Janet and Dean Kagarise
Ken Kamp
Christine Lauber
Ms. Colleen Lerner
Helen and Richard Mao
David and Deborah Musser
James Peterson
Mrs. Scott Pier
Lois and Robert Ranta
Marion Schreck
Rosemary and Michael Smith
Annabelle and Dale Weldy
Barbara Wiles
15 YEARS
Richard and Betty Bellaire
William D. Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Freid
Mr. and Mrs. William Juntunen
Dean and Judith Kelly
John and Rachel Lorber
John McNamara
Barbara Miller
Frieda Oetting
Robert Peters
Herman Rettinger
Richard and Susan Russell
Sharon Schloemer
Suzan Stuckman
Elizabeth Vanderburg
10 YEARS
Dorothy Booth
Julie Brown
James and Judith Cassidy
Iva Clark
Debra Clawson
Mr. and Mrs. James Cooke
Glenn R. Cox
Edna De Laurelle
William and Kathleen Farhat
Laura Godfroy
Joe Griesinger
Eleanor M. Knight
Beckie Kosmala
Dolores Meisterheim
Don and Diann Nelson
Dr. Paul Rathburn
Jim Raudabaugh
Jean Roumell
Rozanne Rucano
Shirley See
Matthew and Therese Veldman
Larry and Christine Winkler
Byron Yoder
Marjorie Zeltwanger
Susan D. Dickson
Thelma Dillen
Joyce M. Dralle
David and Lori Fairchild
Zelma Fellner
John Gaska
Bonnie Hartline
Martha E. Heath
Jane Hershberger
Gregory Hinkle
William and Lael Hoerger
Jerry and Bonita Holderman
Judy Jerome
Sharon and Thomas Kendle
Richard and Dollie M. Ketcham
Dawn Kuric
Richard and Ann La Free
David Lee
Larry Lentych
Jim and Gail Leonard
Janeane Luby
Phyllis Martin
Gregory Melton
Sue Messaglia
Glen and Spike Musselman
Nancy O’Brien
Beverly J. O’Brien
Linda Przybyszewski
John Rieth
William Seybold
Ruth Skeel
Diana Smith
Karen Smith
Richard A. Smith
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Jonathan Stibal
Nancy Stine
Gene and Jean Stutzman
Mary Jo Tompos
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Children’s Programming
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IU South Bend – Ernestine M.
Raclin School of the Arts
Women’s Programming
Jordan Automotive
Miscellaneous Programming
Judd Leighton School of
Business and Economics
Business Programming
Judee’s LLC
Masterpiece: Downton Abbey
KC Tree, Inc.
Miscellaneous Programming
Kurt & Tessye Simon Fund for
Holocaust Remembrance
The Story of the Jews
Lake Michigan College – Mendel
Center
Children’s Programming
Lighthouse Autism Center
Children’s Programming
Logan Community Resources,
Inc.
Miscellaneous Prime Time
M. and S. Management Co., Inc.
Masterpiece
Martin’s Super Markets
Nature
McDonald Physical Therapy &
Sports Rehabilitation Center
BBC World News
Michiana Eye Center
Miscellaneous Programming
Mid-City Supply Company
Hometime
Dr. Dane & Mary Louise Miller
Foundation
History Detectives
Inside INdiana Business
News Brief
Nightly Business Report
Mishawaka Furniture
Women’s Programming
Musical Arts Indiana
Miscellaneous Programming
Northern Box Company
Antiques Roadshow
Nunemaker’s Coin Shop
Antiques Roadshow
Nyloncraft
Masterpiece: Downton Abbey
Pain Management Group
Miscellaneous Prime Time
Patchwork Dance Company
Miscellaneous Programming
Peacock & Company
Miscellaneous Programming
Pfeifer, Morgan & Stesiak
Attorneys At Law
Austin City Limits
Jack Horkheimer: Stargazer
Barb & John Phair
Miscellaneous Programming
Pike Lumber
Michigan Out-Of-Doors
Potawatomi Zoological Society
Children’s Programming
Pumpkinvine Quilting
Fons & Porter Love of Quilting
Quilting Arts
Dr. Kelly Puster
Children’s Programming
River Bend Film Festival
Miscellaneous Programming
River Bend Hose
Motorweek
Salvation Army / Kroc Center
Miscellaneous Programming
Security Federal Savings Bank
2014 North South Indiana
All-Star Classic
Sew Creative Threads
Sew It All
Sewing with Nancy
Snite Museum of Art
Miscellaneous Prime Time
South Bend Career Academy
Children’s Programming
Masterpiece: Downton Abbey
South Bend Civic Theatre
Miscellaneous Programming
South Bend Farmer’s Market
Miscellaneous Programming
South Bend Medical Foundation
McLaughlin Group
PBS NewsHour
South Bend Silver Hawks
Children’s Programming
South Bend Symphony Orchestra
Miscellaneous Programming
South Bend Tribune
Miscellaneous Programming
Southwest Michigan Symphony
Orchestra
Miscellaneous Programming
Stitch ‘N Time Fabrics
Quilting Arts
Teachers Credit Union
Biz Kids
Nightly Business Report
The Dental Center
Children’s Programming
The Lerner Theatre
Miscellaneous Programming
The Quilting Loft
Sew It All
Fons & Porter Love of Quilting
Quilting Arts
Sewing with Nancy
The Troyer Group
Nightly Business Report
PBS NewsHour
The Village at Winona
History Detectives
Inside INdiana Business
News Brief
Nightly Business Report
Treat’s Squire Shop
Miscellaneous Programming
Tuesley, Hall, Konopa, LLP
Inside INdiana Business
Masterpiece
University of Notre Dame College
of Science
Nature
NOVA
University of Notre Dame
DeBartolo Performing
Arts Center
Miscellaneous Programming
Wagon Wheel Theatre
Miscellaneous Prime Time
Jason Ward, Attorney
Children’s Programming
Waterford Crossing
Miscellaneous Programming
WoodsToBe Trees
This Old House
YMCA of Michiana
Miscellaneous Prime Time
Zolman Tire, Inc.
Women’s Programming
BUSINESS CLUBS
Chairman’s Club ($3,000)
Teachers Credit Union
President’s Club ($1,500)
Logan Community
Resources, Inc.
Corporate Club ($800)
Lyons Industries, Inc.
South Bend Medical Foundation
Business Honor Roll ($300)
Sylvester & Tessie Kaminski
Foundation
The Troyer Group
KID’S CLUB AND RAISING
READERS
John Anderson Foundation
Better World Books
Dainty Maid Bake Shop
Papa John’s
PNC Bank
St. Joseph County Parks
Small Smiles of South Bend
Sylvester & Tessie Kaminski
Foundation
University Park Mall
YMCA of Michiana
LOCAL PRODUCTIONS
Ask An Expert
Beacon Health System
IU Health Goshen Center
for Cancer Care
Dinner & A Book
The Rex and Alice A. Martin
Foundation
Additional Dinner &
A Book Supporters
Dr. Dane & Mary Louise Miller
Foundation
The Village at Winona
Economic Outlook
Ancilla College
Best One Tire & Service
Bingham & Loughlin, P.C.
Lake City Bank
St Joseph County Chamber
of Commerce
The Greater Elkhart Chamber of
Commerce
Tuesley, Hall, Konopa, LLP
Ernestine Raclin:
Leading the Way
Alick’s Home Medical
Billie & David Bankoff
Barnes & Thornburg
Bingham and Loughlin, PC
Jo Ann & Joseph Blazek
Tom & Liz Borger
Center for History
Communication Company
of South Bend
Tom & Dot Corson
Das Dutchman Essenhaus
Ann & Fred Dean
Arthur J. Decio
Robert & Mary Pat Deputy
The Faccenda Family
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
IOI Interlogic Outsourcing, Inc.
Jean & Van Gates
Graham-Allen Partners
Larry & Janet Hiler
IUSB Arts Foundation Board
IUSB Ernestine M. Raclin School
of the Arts
Carol and Craig Kapson
Brian & Ginger Lake
Leighton-Oare Foundation
Lexus of Mishawaka
McDonald’s Restaurants
Connie & Steve McTigue
Memorial Hospital of
South Bend
Panzica Building Corporation
Peacock & Company
Barb & John Phair
Donna Schrock
Barry and Cari Shein
South Bend Medical Foundation
Steel Warehouse Company, LLC
Stifel – The Elkhart Group
Janet & Larry Thompson
Trinity School at Greenlawn
Tuesley, Hall, Konopa, LLP
University of Notre Dame
Experience Michiana
Ancilla College
Elkhart County Parks
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Florence V. Carroll Charitable
Trust
Forever Learning Institute
KC Tree, Inc.
Lake City Bank
Dr. Dane & Mary Louise Miller
Foundation
Nyloncraft
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi
Ruthmere Museum
Saint Joseph Regional Medical
Center
South Bend Medical Foundation
South Bend Tribune
The Lerner Theatre
The Old Bag Factory
The Village at Winona
Trinity School at Greenlawn
Tuesley, Hall, Konopa, LLP
Village at Winona
Wagon Wheel Theatre
Michiana’s Rising Star
1st Source Bank
Dr. Dane and Mary Louise
Miller Foundation
Hoosier Trophies
IU Health Goshen
Lexus of Mishawaka
TCP Technologies
The Lerner Theatre
Outdoor Elements
South Bend-Elkhart Audubon
Society
WoodsToBe Trees
Politically Speaking
League of Women Voters of
Indiana
South Bend Medical Foundation
Documentary
Alick’s Home Medical
Dr. Leslie Bodnar
Halogen Software
Harper Cancer Research
Institute
K & D Custom Coach, Inc.
McDonald Physical Therapy
Saint Joseph Regional Medical
Center
PROMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Alpha Graphics
Duley Press
Express Press
Mossberg & Company, Inc.
Rink Printing
Information correct as of press
date. For a full listing of program
sponsors, please contact WNIT.
Supporter
Rebecca and Michael Kubacki
Spotlight
This month, WNIT shines the Supporter Spotlight on Rebecca and Michael Kubacki, long-time Directors’
Circle members who have welcomed members to their home for various events. Michael served on the
WNIT Board of Directors and helped establish Lake City Bank’s commitment to underwrite important and
challenging programs on WNIT. In addition, Michael helped establish the WNIT Fund for future endowment
contributions. Rebecca is a consultant for a state-wide initiative to help produce a documentary on Hispanics in
the state of Indiana. She also appeared as a guest on Dinner and a Book’s “Hero of the Heartland.”
WNIT salutes Rebecca and Michael Kubacki for their sustained support of WNIT.
Directors’
Circle
The WNIT Directors’ Circle represents a very dedicated and select group of individuals who, by their commitment, contribute
to the total annual support which is the foundation of WNIT’s operating budget. These essential annual contributions make
possible the great programs that everyone in Michiana enjoys.
Diamond Level ($10,000 +)
Arthur J. Decio
Ed and Sue Hiler
Craig D. Sullivan and
Cynthia L. Harris
Mrs. Jane Warner
Platinum Level ($5,000 +)
Irions Foundation, Inc.
Glenn and Patty Killoren
Ernestine M. Raclin
Welter Foundation
Gold Level ($2,500 +)
Anonymous (1)
Susan and David Findlay
Mr. and Mrs. Van E. Gates
Margaret and Albert Gutierrez
Susan Kay Hintz
James W. and Sally F. Hubbard
Sara and Abraham Marcus
Chris and Carmi Murphy
Perry and Ida Reynolds Watson III
Ernest and Gerda Zeller
Silver Level ($1,000 +)
Anonymous (1)
Billie and Dave Bankoff
Liz and Tom Borger
Barbara K. Clausen
Tom and Dot Corson
Monali and Promit Das
Katy and Tim Demarais
Robin and Lisa Douglass
Tom and Susan Fischbach
Stephen and Barbara Fredman
Craig and Connie Fulmer
Van, Larry & Bill Gates and
Harry Shaffer Family
Dave and Ginny Gibson
Mary Beth and Greg Giczi
William and Leslie Gitlin
Maggie and Steve Goldberg
Dr. Elmer Graber
Katherine Humphreys
Edward M. Jordanich
Najeeb and Nancy Khan
Rebecca and Michael Kubacki
Cheryl and Ken Little
Joan and Donald Lyons
Frank and Marsha Martin
Chris Maziar
Nancy McGill in memory
of Irene McGill
Dr. Laura L. Morris
Susan Ohmer and Donald Crafton
Donna and Mark Richter
The Honorable and Mrs.
James W. Rieckhoff
Judith Robert and Thomas
J. Kapacinskas
Maritza Robles
Steve and Connie Rufenbarger
Pat and Sue Ruszkowski
Lorrie and Bill Schmuhl
Cari Shein
James F. and Sherry L. Smith
Tom and Joyce Sopko
Perry Stow and Andrea Mather-Stow
Anna M. and Douglass J. Thompson
Thomas F. and Anita J. Veldman
Mike and Dena Wargo
Peggy Weed
Michael and Julie Yates
Bronze Level ($500 +)
Anonymous (4)
Dottie and Tom Arnold
Stephen and Nancy Ball
Bruce and Linda Bancroft
Stuart and Paula Barb
Brian and Jeannelle Brady
Edward and Carla Chester
Jack and Karen Cittadine
Thomas G. Coley, Ph. D.
Gary Cornette and Marsha Miller
Marianne Corr
Rosemary and Fred Crowe
Jack and Phyllis Davis
Ann and Fred Dean
Mary Pat and Robert Deputy
Greg and Mary Downes
Thomas and Elizabeth Eisele
Ken and Mary Eme
Drs. Gail English and Nels Leininger
Jill and Chris Erb
Irene Eskridge
Fred and Mary Jane Ferlic
Tony Fitts and Ramona Payne
George and Katherine Freese
Jody and Mike Freid
Steven and Susan Funk
Rodney and Carol Ganey
Nancy and Terry Gerber
Mr. and Mrs. John Goebel, Jr.
Dr. Paul and Margie Goldwin
Donald and Lynn Groenleer
James R. Hardesty
Janice and Larry D. Harding
Denise and Angel Hernandez
Anne Hillman
Thomas and Eileen Hughes
Leonard and Joann Isban
Carol and Craig Kapson
James and Christine Kelly
Gretchen and Dean Kimble
Barbara and Donald
T. Kindt
Brian and Ginger Lake
Betty Laramore
James V. Leach
Gunnel B. Lofgren
Jerry and Becky Lutkus
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lux
Gail and Robert Martin
Barbara and Laurence
McHugh
Rodney and Dr.
Debra McClain
Tom and Shari Mellin
Brad and Mickey Miller
Jeffrey Miller
V. Richard and Jane Miller
Pat and Carol Moody
Carol Ann Mooney
and George Efta
Kevin and Anita Morrison
Mary Naquin
Philip and Mary Newbold
Lida Thompson Norris
Barb and John Phair
Michael and Amy Phend
Dr. Rob and Lee Riley
Fred and Christine Rowe
Judy and Bob Schmuhl
Robert and Jo Anne
Sennett
Tom and Maria Slager
Sonja Smith
Carl and Rita Schobert
Snyder
Oliver C. Songlingco,
M.D., P.C.
Dr. David Taber and
Stephanie Scharf
Paul D. and Mary H. Tipps
Barbara Warner
Phid and Jeff Wells
Dorothy and Dar* Wiekamp
Joseph and Barbara Wind
John and Carolyn Wolf
Mary and Joe M. Woodka
Nancy C. Yob
Douglas and Janette Yoder
Julia Zahler
*Deceased Charter Director
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Education
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Children ages 3-5, offering preschool
and child care schedules
Early Childhood Development Center
at Saint Mary’s College
Early
Childhood
Development
Center
NAEYC Accredited –
Promoting Excellence
in Early Childhood
Education
For information please call:
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