Five Years of

Five Years of Exceptional Classical Programmingon Maine Public Classical!

FIVE YEARS AGO THIS MAY, Maine Public launched an entirely new radio service calledMaine Public Classical with the expectation of sharpening Maine Public’s cultural focus and providing

our audience with the robust classical programming that our listeners and members had requested for years.Envisioned also as the home for opera, jazz, and specialty musical programs and performances, the newradio service initially launched over just a few signals and today is broadcast over seven frequencies acrossmuch of Maine and streamed online from Maine Public’s website.

Reaching this significant milestone would not have been possible without individuals, foundations, andbusinesses across Maine recognizing the value of the arts and how important access to cultural programmingcan be. One such individual is John Wasileski and his team at OceanView at Falmouth who continue to supportMaine Public’s efforts in the arts as the Premier Sponsor of Maine Public Classical.

We are celebrating this anniversary all this month on both Maine Public Classical and Maine Public Radio byairing short messages from our staff and some of our long-time listeners sharing what Maine Public Classical hasmeant to them. We want to hear from you, too!

What has Maine Public Classical meant to you?What is your Maine Public Classical MOMENT?

Send us a brief note to [email protected] or write to us at Music, Maine Public, 1450 Lisbon Street,Lewiston, Maine 04240 and share a story or two of why classical music is an important fixture in your life.We will share many of the submissions with our audience in a variety of ways over the course of May.

Thank you to everyone who has made Maine Public Classical possible, supported the service, and tune in eachweek. The future remains very bright for Maine Public Classical, the home for classical music in Maine.

(Photos, Cover: Minnesota Orchestra with conductor Osmo Vänskä, SymphonyCast, May 24, credit: TravisAnderson; Above: Alisa Weilerstein, Chicago Symphony, May 11; conductor Riccardo Muti; Joshua Bell,SymphonyCast, May 3.) �

2 | Experience May 2021

91.5 FM Fryeburg/Bridgton | 93.7 FM Milbridge/Downeast | 96.7 FM Boothbay/Brunswick99.7 FM Waterville | 102.3 FM Sanford/Kennebunkport | 104.1 FM Portland | 106.1 FM Bangor

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Maine Public Radio89.7 FM WMED Calais90.1 FM WMEA Portland90.5 FM WMEP Camden90.9 FM WMEH Bangor91.3 FM WMEW Waterville106.1 FM WMEM Presque Isle106.5 FM WMEF Fort Kent

Maine Public Radio can be streamed from mainepublic.orgor using Maine Public’s App.

Maine Public ClassicalCurrent signals available on the FM dial:

91.5 FM Fryeburg/Bridgton93.7 FM Milbridge/Downeast96.7 FM Boothbay/Brunswick99.7 FM Waterville102.3 FM Sanford/Kennebunkport104.1 FM Portland106.1 FM Bangor

89.7 HD2 WMED Calais90.1 HD2 WMEA Portland90.5 HD2 WMEP Camden90.9 HD2 WMEH Bangor91.3 HD2 WMEW Waterville106.1 HD2 WMEM Presque Isle106.5 HD2 WMEF Fort Kent

Maine Public Classical can be streamed from mainepublic.orgor using Maine Public’s App.

Maine Public Digital Television StationsOver the Air (by antenna):

PBSHD Create World Kids

WCBB Augusta 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4WMEB Orono 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4WMED Calais 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4WMEM Presque Isle 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4WMEA Biddeford 26.1 26.2 26.3 26.4

On Cable: PBSSpectrum HD SD World Create KidsYork & Cumberland Counties 1221 10/170 1276 1278 1277Lewiston & Auburn 1221 10 1276 1278 1277Augusta & Waterville 1221 10/180 1276 1278 1277Bangor & Machias 1221 13/180 1276 1278 1277Aroostook County 1221 3/180 1276 1278 1277Eastern New Hampshire 1222 10 1276 1278 1277ComcastBath, Brunswick, Freeport 503 11 164 na 174Pioneer BroadbandSherman 110 112 111 113Stacyville 110 112 111 113Houlton 110 112 111 113BeelineFarmington & Skowhegan 710 10 na na naMillinocket 710 12 na na na

Bell Aliant (Canada) 408 8 na na naRogers (Canada) 49 12 na na na

On Satellite: PBSDish Network HD SD World Create KidsPresque Isle DMA 10 10 na na naBangor DMA 12 12 na na naPortland DMA 10 10 na na naDirect TVPresque Isle DMA na na na na naBangor DMA 12 12 na na naPortland DMA 10 10 na na na

Experience, Volume 14, Issue 11, is published monthly by the Maine Public BroadcastingCorporation, doing business as Maine Public, a non-profit corporation, founded bythe University of Maine System and Colby, Bates and Bowdoin Colleges. It is publishedat 63 Texas Avenue, Bangor, Maine 04401-4324. A membership in Maine Public is$35 or more annually, of which $6 is designated for subscription of 12 issues ofExperience. Printed by Alliance Press. Printed on Sappi Somerset Gloss, 70# Text,manufactured in Skowhegan, Maine, with soy oil based color inks.

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Great PerformancesUncle Vanya

Friday, May 7, 9:00 pm

Tony Award nominee ConorMcPherson breathes new lifeinto Anton Chekhov’s master-piece with his acclaimed adap-tation of Uncle Vanya. Thedrama portrays life at the turnof the 20th century filled withtumultuous frustration, darkhumor and hidden passions.It was recorded in August2020 and stars Toby Jones inthe title role and RichardArmitage as Astrov. The castalso features Rosalind Eleazar as Yelena and Roger Allam asSerebryakov. The story begins as Sonya and her Uncle Vanyathrow their lives into maintaining the crumbling family estateoccasionally visited by the radical and inspiring local doctorAstrov. However, when Sonya’s father, Professor Serebryakov,suddenly returns with his restless, alluring new wife, Yelena,long-hidden truths begin to emerge. (Photo: Johan Persson.) �

Thank You!Stephen of Scarborough for donating your 2008 F-150 toMaine Public! Do you have a workhorse of a vehicle that ison the back nine? Please consider donating to Maine Public.It’s easy and there is no cost to you – just call 877-672-6644to learn more. Donated cars make it possiblefor us to do more here atyour station!


We are fast approachingour third book club event!

Did you have a chance to attend our Writers & Loversbook club meeting with author Lily King and Maine Public’sCindy Han? It was an exceptional event and Lily wasincredibly engaging. It’s not too late! The meeting is archivedon our website, mainepublic.org.

Next up is Blue Summer by Jim Nichols and you haveplenty of time to get reading (and also join the book club ifyou aren’t a member yet!). That book club event will takeplace on Thursday, May 27, at 7:00 p.m. and will be hostedby Jennifer Rooks.

Keep in mind that Sherman’s Maine Coast Book Shops,BookStacks in Bucksport, Print in Portland, Left Bank Booksin Belfast, DDG Booksellers in Farmington, and Bull Mooseare partnering with our All Books Considered Book Cluball year long. Consider shopping for your books at thesewonderful merchants. Once again, a big THANK YOU toBull Moose and Deighan Wealth Advisors for supportingour All Books Considered Book Club! �

2021 marks the 50th anniversary of unforgettableMasterpiece programs airing on Maine Public Television,and we want to hear from you! What is your favoriteMasterpiece program of all time?

��“Being a detective story addictive, it is so difficult to

choose between Prime Suspect and Inspector Morse.Then I have to choose between Helen Mirren andJohn Thaw. Oh, dear! What a choice! But Helen getsthe nod by a bare shake of my head for my favouriteMasterpiece series. Thank you for all the pleasure Iget from many Maine PBS programs I watch in myhome in Nova Scotia as well as Masterpiece, such asNewsHour every night.” –Mel Parsons

��When I was in high school, I watched The Six Wives

of Henry the Eighth, religiously with my Mom. Thoseshows were the catalyst to my love of English andEuropean history. I wish I could watch it again. It wouldbring my Mom back to me for a while. We would talkabout what happened for a week until the next episode.

– Claire Preece

��My all time favorite program was Cadfael starring

Derek Jacobi back in the ‘90s. There was somethingabout the knowledge of the world and understanding ofhumankind of this soldier turned monk that resonateddeeply for me. Plus, I greatly enjoy history, especiallythe Medieval period. I find it fascinating to get a senseof what life was like back in that time, and I know I cancount on PBS to do the research to make its programmingas authentic as possible. – Don Osier

THANK YOU to HM Payson and The Park Danforthfor their generous support in helping us celebrate50 years of exceptional Masterpiece experiences!Send us a note about your favorite Masterpieceprogram and why it is so special to you. Email us [email protected] or mail us a note to Fun, MainePublic, 1450 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, ME 04240. �

Don’t Put It Off Any Longer!There’s just one month left in Maine Public’s Spring

Cleaning Doesn’t Just HappenVehicle Donation Campaign– PLENTY of time to donate that unneeded car or truck toMaine Public and clear off some space on your property. Notonly will your car be towed away for free and, depending onyour vehicle’s value, you may score a future tax deduction,we’ll send you a custom Maine Public Radio Car Cleaningsponge and a can of premium car wax for your currentfabulous ride. Have more than one vehicle you just don’tneed or has run its last lap? We’ll takeevery car and truck out there that you aregenerously offering!

A special thanks to Paris AutobarnAuto Sales and Service of South Parisfor their support of this vehicle drive andMaine Public! �

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For Complete Radio Schedules:Go to mainepublic.org/Radio drop-down menu. Or, callus at 800-884-1717 and we’ll mail you a reference guide.

Every week, the Maine PublicCommunity Films series bringsviewers independently producedfilms that showcase diverse people,places and the culture of our region.

. Island of Eagles: The Swan Island Story – Thursday, May 6, 10:00 pm;Saturday, May 8, 2:00 pm: An island in Maine’s Merrymeeting Bay was once thesite of an Abenaki hunting and fishing outpost. Later, it was claimed by colonistswho founded a village in the 18th century.

. Cycling Acadia: Carriage Road Encounters – Thursday, May 13, 10:00 pm;Saturday, May 15, 2:00 pm: Various popular cycling loops in Acadia NationalPark and interviews with cyclists are highlighted.

. Unearthing Ogawa – Thursday, May 20, 10:00 pm; Saturday, May 22, 2:00 pm:An American tries to return a dead Japanese soldier’s diary to his Tokyo familyafter WWII. Decades later, the American’s son meets the Ogawa clan today.

. Burleigh’s Story – Thursday, May 27, 10:00 pm; Saturday, May 29, 2:00 pm:The remains of a Maine man who disappeared during WWII were recovered in afield in France in 2018. The discovery almost 75 years later brought a degree ofclosure to his family.

. Sixteenth of Maine at Gettysburg – Thursday, May 27, 10:30 pm; Saturday,May 29, 2:30 pm: Maine’s 16th Volunteer Infantry Regiment fought in a pivotalbattle of the American Civil War. Their exploits are told using their own words,pictures of the soldiers themselves, and views, then and now, of the battlefield.

To submit a film for possible broadcast, visit us at mainepublic.org and click onthe Television tab, then Community Films to get started! �


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Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood9:30 am

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Sesame Street11:00 am

Pinkalicious11:30 am

12 noon

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Various Programs1:30 pm

Maine CDC/Various Programs2:00 pm

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BBC News Outside Source5:00 pm

5:30 pm

PBS NewsHour6:00 pm

PBS NewsHour7:00 pm

Monday through Friday

Maine Public Primary HDTelevision Weekday Schedule

Curious George

Exercise Programs

Molly of Denali

Wild Kratts

Hero Elementary

Xavier Riddle

Amanpour

BBC News America

DW News

Various Programs

Various Programs

10:30 am Elinor Wonders Why

BBC World News

Donkey Hodie

Dinosaur Train

Hosted by Maine Public’s Jennifer Rooksalong with Keith Shortall and Cindy Han, ournews and public affairs call-in show Maine Callingairs on Maine Public Radio Monday throughFriday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. and can bestreamed live at mainepublic.org. Archivedprograms are also available for later listening atmainepublic.org/programs/maine-calling.

Please check the Maine Calling website (MaineCalling.org) or our Facebookpage (Facebook.com/MaineCalling) for the latest information on upcomingprograms. Join the conversation! Call us at 1-800-399-3566 or email the show [email protected]. Maine Calling topics and guests are subject to change. �

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Mondays-Fridays,11:00 am & 7:00 pm

Thank You!James from Appleton for donating your 2007 Toyota Highlander Hybrid toMaine Public! Do you have an electric car or a hybrid that you are planningto replace? Please consider donating to Maine Public. It’s easy and there is nocost to you – just call 877-672-6644 to learn more.Donated cars make it possible for us to domore here at your station!

Life at the Waterholebegins Wednesday, May 19,

at 8:00 pm

A three-part series visits a reservein Tanzania to observe what happensat the world’s first manmade water-hole featuring a built-in camera rig.Elephants, warthogs, big cats andmore meet and compete for water atthis bustling oasis.


Films BYkidsMondays at 9:00 pm

Films BYkids on theWorld channel is a series that pairs accomplishedfilmmakers with teenagers from around the world to create compact andcompelling personal documentaries. These film shorts chronicle the youngfilmmakers’ real-life trials and the ways they address their problems, allthrough the lens of a camera. “Faith’s World” on May 24, highlights 16-year-old Faith Guilbault who is visually impaired and has cerebral palsy, but isresilient, adventurous and determined to realize her dreams. Guilbault shineslight on her world, inviting viewers to focus on the similarities rather thandifferences between people living with and without a disability. �

Check out Greenlight Maine this month!Did you happen to catch the first episode of Greenlight Maine’s “Elevating Voices”

series last month featuring Ebenezer Akakpo of Akakpo & Co? “Elevating Voices” is aspecial six-episode new documentary series presented by Greenlight Maine. The seriesshines a light on Maine entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds, highlighting the vastcultural and economic contributions they make throughout the state. Hosted by Emmy

nominated Julene Gervais and Kenyan-born entrepreneur, Alyne Cistone, “Elevating Voices” features twelve entrepreneursand their businesses. Each episode will air on Maine Public Television three times – Thursday nights at 8:00, Fridayafternoons at 3:00, and Sunday afternoons at 5:30. Entrepreneurs and businesses featured in episodes this month includeAdele Masengo Ngoy of Antoine’s Tailor Shop and Formal Wear, Donna Decontie and Jason Brown of Decontie &Brown, Katherine Slevin of C. Love Cookie Project, Adrian Espinoza of Empanada, Daniel andMarcia Minter of Indigo Arts Alliance, Muhidin Libah of Little Jubba, Deko Stewart of Deko Kutz,and Cherie Scott of Mumbai to Maine. This special series showcasing minority-owned businessesacross the state appearing on Maine Public Television is made possible through the support of MainePublic’s members and through the generous support of Bangor Savings Bank. �

Also in May:Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir on American Masters | Monday, May 3, 9:00 pm:Writer Amy

Tan’s hit debut novel, “The Joy Luck Club” (1989), catapulted her to commercial and criticalsuccess, spending over 40 weeks on The New York Times Best Seller list. With the 1993 blockbusterfilm adaptation that followed, which was selected for the National Film Registry in 2020, as wellas additional bestselling novels, librettos, short stories and memoirs, Tan firmly established herselfas one of the most prominent and respected literary voices working today. Unintended Memoiris an intimate portrait of the groundbreaking author that interweaves archival imagery, includinghome movies and personal photographs, animation and original interviews to tell the inspiring storyof Tan’s life and career. (Photo: Julian Johnson.)

Billy Graham on American Experience | Monday, May 17, 9:00 pm:An international celebrity by age 30, he built a media empire, preached tomillions worldwide, and had the ear of tycoons, presidents and royalty.Billy Graham explores the life and career of one of the best-known and mostinfluential Christian leaders of the 20th century. From humble beginningson a North Carolina farm, Graham rose to prominence with a fiery preach-ing style and folksy charm. His fundamentalist sermons harnessed theapocalyptic anxieties of a post-atomic world, exhorting audiences to devoteone’s life to Christ. The program examines the evangelist’s extraordinaryinfluence on American politics and culture from 1949 to 1980, revealing aportrait of a singular figure in the American experience. �

1 Saturday

1:00-5:00 pm Metropolitan OperaDonizetti: Roberto Devereux (April 16, 2016.)

3 Monday

8:00-10:00 pm SymphonyCastCincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Louis Lan-gree, conductor; Joshua Bell, violin. Stravin-sky: Fireworks; Sibelius: Violin Concerto;Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring.

4 Tuesday

8:00-10:00 pm Chicago Symphony OrchestraBeethoven: Leonore Overture No. 2; Sym-phony No. 4; Grosse fuge in B-flat Majorfor String Quartet, Nathan Cole and AkikoTarumoto, violins; Max Raimi, viola; KennethOlsen, cello; Beethoven: Symphony No. 6,“Pastorale.”

5 Wednesday

8:00-10:00 pm Maine StagePortland Symphony Orchestra. Elena Kats-Chernin: Clocks; Eric Nathan: Dancing withJ.S. Bach II, Amanda Hardy, PSO Principaloboe; Korngold: Suite from Much Ado AboutNothing, Eckart Preu, conductor.

6 Thursday

8:00-10:00 pm New York PhilharmonicHolst: The Planets, Zubin Mehta, conductor;Respighi: Feste romane; The Pines of Rome,Giuseppe Sinopoli, conductor.

8 Saturday

1:00-5:00 pm Metropolitan OperaPuccini: Anna Netrebko (Dec. 31, 2019.)

10 Monday

8:00-10:00 pm SymphonyCastSaint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Chia-HsuanLin, conductor; Alicia McQuerrey, flute; SangYoon Kim, clarinet. Corigliano: Voyage; Cop-land: Clarinet Concerto; Prutsman: ColorPreludes; Copland: Appalachian Spring Suite.

11 Tuesday

8:00-10:00 pm Chicago Symphony OrchestraNeeme Järvi, conductor; Alisa Weilerstein,cello. Smetana: Selections from The BarteredBride; Barber: Cello Concerto, Op. 22; Dvorák:Symphony No. 5; Strauss: Final Scene fromSalome, Inge Borkh, soprano.

12 Wednesday

8:00-10:00 pm Maine StageBangor Symphony Orchestra. Bach: Ariosofrom Cantata 156; Rachmaninoff: Vocalise;J.S. Bach: Erbame Dich from St. MatthewPassion; Bizet: “Enfin c’est toi!” from Car-men; Verdi: “Duo des fleurs” from “Parigi, ocara” from La Traviata; Mascagni: CavalleriaRusticana: Intermezzo; Mozart: “Susanna,or via sortite!” from Le Nozze di Figaro;Strauss: “To Part Is Such Sweet Sorrow”from Die Fledermaus, Jamilyn Manning-White, soprano; Kate Maroney, mezzo-soprano; Dominic Armstrong, tenor.

13 Thursday

8:00-10:00 pm New York PhilharmonicBernard Haitink, conductor; Cynthia Phelps,viola; Carter Brey, cello. R. Strauss: Don Quixote;Beethoven: Symphony No. 6, “Pastorale.”

15 Saturday

1:00-5:00 pm Metropolitan OperaWagner: Tristan und Isolde (Oct. 8, 2016.)

17 Monday

8:00-10:00 pm SymphonyCastCincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Louis Lan-grée, conductor; Guy Braunstein, violin.Ravel: Bolero; Lalo: Symphonie espagnole;Rouse: Symphony No. 6 (World Premiere).

18 Tuesday

8:00-10:00 pm Chicago Symphony OrchestraMozart: Piano Concerto No. 25, Till Fellner,piano; Mahler: Symphony No. 5.

19 Wednesday

8:00-10:00 pm Maine StageSalt Bay Chamberfest.

20 Thursday

8:00-10:00 pm New York PhilharmonicBernard Haitink, conductor. Haydn: Sym-phony No. 96; Bruckner: Symphony No. 7.

22 Saturday

1:00-5:00 pm Metropolitan OperaBellini: I Puritani (February 18, 2017.)

24 Monday

8:00-10:00 pm SymphonyCast

Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä, con-ductor; Michael Collins, clarinet; Women ofthe Minnesota Chorale. Roustom: Ramal;Adams: Gnarly Buttons for Clarinet andSmall Orchestra; Holst: The Planets.

25 Tuesday

8:00-10:00 pm Chicago Symphony OrchestraPierre Boulez, conductor; Robert Chen, violin.Debussy: Symphonic Fragments from TheMartyrdom of Saint Sebastian; Ravel: MotherGoose Suite; Ligeti: Violin Concerto; Debussy:La mer; Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales.

26 Wednesday

8:00-10:00 pm Maine StageBay Chamber Concerts, The Mary Curtis BokConcert. Schubert: Grand Duo for Violinand Piano in A Major; Cesar Franck: ViolinSonata in A Major, Benjamin Beilman, violin;Haochen Zhang, piano.

27 Thursday

8:00-10:00 pm New York PhilharmonicJeffrey Kahane, conductor; Sheryl Staples,violin; Liang Wang, oboe. Bach: Concerto forViolin and Oboe; Mozart: Symphony No. 33;Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1, JeffreyKahane, piano.

29 Saturday

1:00-5:15 pm Metropolitan OperaVerdi: Otello (October 17, 2015.)

31 Monday

8:00-10:00 pm SymphonyCastOregon Symphony, Carlos Kalmar, conductor;Alexi Kenney, violin. Mozart: Violin ConcertoNo. 3, “Strassburg”; Mahler: SymphonyNo. 6, “Tragic.”

Maine Public Classical Highlights

“Supporting Maine Public Classical in recognition of the valuable and lasting impactof the pleasure of classical music in Maine.”

John Wasileski, Owner – OceanView at Falmouth, Maine Public Classical’s Premier Sponsor


91.5 Fryeburg/Bridgton . 93.7 Milbridge/Downeast . 96.7 Boothbay/Brunswick . 99.7Waterville102.3 Sanford/Kennebunkport . 104.1 Portland . 106.1 Bangor . Online at mainepublic.org

Cynthia PhelpsNew York

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1Sat

Somewhere SouthA Greens ThingReel SouthA Texas Myth

Xavier Riddle

Joy of PaintingMisty Foothills

Maine Public Television (channels listed on page 3; listings found on mainepublic.org)

Prime Time on Main (HD), Create, World and PBS Kids channels

8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

P. Allen SmithUpcycle Your Life

Molly of Denali

2Sun

Somewhere SouthHow Do You Cue?

Reel SouthMuni

Vintage Roads Great & Small (1 of 4)Scarborough to Langthwaite Chris andPeter visit the North York Moors andthe Yorkshire Dales to retrack JamesHerriot’s steps.

Xavier Riddle

Pati’s MexicanChampoton

Main(HD)

Create

World

Molly of Denali

3Mon

America’s KitchenGrilled Steak

AfropopBakoso: Afrobeats of Cuba

Antiques Roadshow Celebrity EditionFeatured are Jay Leno, actress S. EpathaMerkerson, author Jason Reynolds,figure skater Nancy Kerrigan and progolfer Dottie Pepper.

Odd Squad

Pati’s Mexican

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Rick StevesEgypt’s Cairo

Pinkalicious

4Tue

Chris KimballThe Greek Kitchen

America ReframedFar East Deep South

Finding Your Roots Laughing on theInside Comedians Lewis Black andRoy Wood, Jr. explore accounts ofhardship in their family trees.

Odd Squad

Pati’s MexicanTijuana

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Rick StevesEgypt’s Nile

Pinkalicious

5Wed

Lidia’s KitchenVegetables(7:00 pm) American ExperienceThe Chinese Exclusion Act

Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change theWorld (2 of 3) Greta meets leadingclimate scientists, witnessing first handthe consequences of climate change.

Odd Squad

Pati’s MexicanAncient Yucatan

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids

Pinkalicious

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Chris KimballSecret Italian

Human: The World WithinPulse (2 of 6)

Greenlight MaineElevating Voices

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Odd Squad

Pati’s MexicanJavier Plascencia

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids Pinkalicious

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

Xavier Riddle Cyberchase

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

PBS NewsHour

Xavier Riddle

Hold the Sunset

A Musician HerMom & Vietnam

The Legacy ListWashington, D.C.

Asian AmericansBreaking Ground

Rick StevesWhy We Travel

Stories from StageCan’t Pick Family

PBS NewsHour

Curious TravelerEdinburgh

Xavier Riddle

Pati’s MexicanCuliacan

Frontline

PBS NewsHour

Arthur

Arthur

Eyes on the PrizeThe Promised Land 1967-1968

Father Brown - A gossip columnist ismurdered after threatening to exposethe secrets of a fashion house.

Human Pulse (2 of 6) An ice climber,a bus driver, a woman in labor andsenior dance club members show howthe human heart affects our physicaland emotional lives. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Cook Well withRory O’Connell

Xavier Riddle

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Pati’s MexicanJinetes

Island of Eagles: The Swan IslandStory - An island in Maine’s KennebecRiver was once the site of an Abenakihunting and fishing outpost. (Ends11:00 pm)

Xavier RiddleXavier Riddle

American Masters Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir The life of the groundbreakingauthor of “The Joy Luck Club” is followed in this intimate portrait. Archivalimagery, home movies, photographs, animation and original interviews create avivid, colorful journey through Tan’s inspiring life and career. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Philly D.A.(3 of 7)

Reel SouthFlat Town

Masterpiece World on Fire (5 of 7)Harry and his unit reach Dunkirkwith the odds stacked against them.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Philly D.A. (4 of 7) The D.A.’s teampursues systemic probation reform,facing off against judges who embraceextended supervision.

To Be Announced

Pati’s MexicanPueblo to City

Pati’s MexicanOaxaca

Pati’s Mexican Rick StevesEthiopia

Greta Thunberg:A Year to Change the World (2 of 3)

Joy of PaintingWoodgrain View


Joseph RosendoThe Bonin Islands

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Arthur

Arthur

Mister WinnerShakespeare & Hathaway - Someone issabotaging a head chef just as he is try-ing to win a top award. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Masterpiece Atlantic Crossing: EmptyPromises (5 of 8) Martha uses dinner-table tactics to help Norway. Thepresident gets on dangerous groundwith Martha.

Frontline Escaping EritreaAn unprece-dented undercover investigation looksinto one of the world’s most repressiveregimes. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Eyes on the PrizePower! 1966-1968

Local, USAStand Tall PBS NewsHour


BeyondYour Backyard


Joseph RosendoTokyo, Japan

NOVA Hindenburg: The New EvidenceA set of experiments have been de-signed to test the likeliest scenariosthat led to the Hindenburg’s explosionand fire in 1937.

Weekendswith Yankee

Common Ground

The Carol Burnett Show - Guests areDon Rickles, Mel Torme and NanetteFabray. Highlights include “Doctor’sOffice,” “Take a Letter Miss Jones” and“The Shoe Store.”


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7Fri

America’s KitchenSpicing the Grill

American MastersAmy Tan: Unintended Memoir

Donkey Hodie

Lidia’s KitchenChild Cravings



8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Lidia’s KitchenWith Grandma

Pinkalicious

8Sat

Somewhere SouthAmerican as Hand Pie

7:00 pm) Far EastDeep South

Hold the Sunset

Donkey Hodie

Joy of PaintingCold Spring Day

Main(HD)

Create

World

WordGirl

9Sun

Somewhere SouthPorridge for the Soul

Reel SouthYou Asked for the Facts

Vintage Roads Great & Small (2 of 4)Calshot Beach to Burgh Island Chrisand Peter learn about the WWII milita-rization of the British seaside.

Donkey Hodie

Lidia’s KitchenChild Craving

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

WordGirl

10Mon

America’s KitchenPork Chops

Pacific HeartbeatThe Australian Dream

Antiques Roadshow Celebrity EditionFeatured are author Marc Brown, chefCarla Hall, humorist John Hodgman,and musicians Ruben Blades and LubaMason.

Odd Squad

Lidia’s KitchenWith Grandma

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Rick StevesWest Ireland

Pinkalicious

11Tue

Chris KimballIsraeli Cuisine

America ReframedCurtain Up!

Extra Life: A Short History of LivingLonger Vaccines (1 of 4) The historyand use of vaccines are explored fromearly practices in Africa to their role inpreventing COVID-19 today.

Odd Squad

Lidia’s KitchenRestaurant Hits

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids

Pinkalicious

12Wed

Lidia’s KitchenTrattoria

(7:30 pm) POVThrough the Night

Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change theWorld (3 of 3) Just as Greta’s missionwas gaining momentum, COVID-19brought the world to a terrifying standstill.

Odd Squad

Lidia’s KitchenRestaurant Classics

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

Donkey Hodie Cyberchase

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

PBS NewsHour

Donkey Hodie

Washington Week

Films BYKidsAgainst Current

The Legacy ListManheim, PA

PBS NewsHour

Eyes on the PrizeA Nation of Law? 1968-1971

Arthur

Philly D.A. (5 of 7) A murder spike haslocal media pointing fingers at Krasnerand threatens to halt the D.A.’s office’splans for parole reform.

The Legacy ListRichmond, VA

Bloodline

PBS NewsHour

A Musician HerMom & Vietnam

Great Performances Uncle VanyaAnton Chekhov’s masterpiece is performed inthis Olivier Award-nominated West End production. The drama portrays life at theturn of the 20th century filled with tumultuous frustration, dark humor and hiddenpassions. It stars Toby Jones in the title role and Richard Armitage as Astrov.(Ends 11:30 pm)

Frontline Plastic Wars With the plasticindustry expanding like never beforeand the crisis of ocean pollution grow-ing, the fight over the future of plasticscontinues. (Ends 11:00 pm)


Donkey Hodie


Lidia’s KitchenRestaurant Inspired

NOVA Great Electric Airplane RaceNOVA examines an array of promisingnew electric planes on the horizon andlooks at some impressive prototypesthat are already in the air.

ArthurDonkey Hodie


Masterpiece World on Fire (6 of 7)Paris falls to the Nazis, and Websterand Albert’s lives are turned upsidedown. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Father Brown - Father Brown joins forceswith Inspector Valentine to uncover adark secret at Helmsley House.

Lidia’s KitchenItalian American

Joy of PaintingThrough Window

Lidia’s KitchenItalian American

Lidia’s KitchenFeeding Family

Rick StevesGermany’s Rhine

Lidia’s KitchenGrowing Up Italian

Lidia’s KitchenGrowing Up Italian


Rick StevesMunich and Alps

Curious TravelerGuanajuato City

Odd Squad Arthur

Frontline

Mister WinnerShakespeare & Hathaway - A lady hiresFrank and Lu to find a missing necklacebefore the autumn ball. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Masterpiece Atlantic Crossing: TheGiant Awakes (6 of 8) America entersthe war, and Olav arrives from England.He grows suspicious of ties betweenRoosevelt and Martha.

Antiques Roadshow Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage Featured: A Hawaiiankou bowl, a Gandhi presentation spin-ning wheel, and an 1888 Joseph Nawahipainting.

POV Through the Night The lives oftwo working mothers and a childcareprovider intersect at a 24-hour daycarecenter. (Ends 11:30 pm)

Human Fuel (3 of 6) Four people arehighlighted in a look at how the humangut processes the fuel for our bodies.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Donkey Hodie Donkey Hodie

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Arthur

Arthur

Philly D.A.(4 of 7)

Asian AmericansA Question of Loyalty

Eyes on the PrizeAin’t Gonna Shuffle No More 1964-1972

Stories from StageUp in the Air PBS NewsHour

Beyond BackyardStockholm

Joseph RosendoBhutan 1

Firing Line withMargaret Hoover


8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm

13Thu

Chris KimballMeatballsHuman: The World Within

Fuel (3 of 6)

Odd Squad

Lidia’s KitchenItaly to America



8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Rick StevesJungfrau Region

Pinkalicious

14Fri

America’s KitchenChinese Classics

American MastersOliver Sacks: His Own Life

Washington Week

Let’s Go Luna!


Main(HD)

Create

World

Pinkalicious

15Sat

Somewhere SouthDumpling Dilemma

(7:00 pm)Curtain Up!

Hold the Sunset

Let’s Go Luna!

Joy of Painting

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

WordGirl

16Sun

Somewhere SouthWhat a PickleReel SouthThat’s Wild

Vintage Roads Great & Small (3 of 4)Edinburgh to Hadrian’s Wall Chris andPeter discover the rich motorsportshistory of the Border region.

Let’s Go Luna!


Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

The Legacy ListDorchester, MA

WordGirl

17Mon

America’s KitchenSummer Cookout

Pacific HeartbeatFor My Father’s Kingdom

Antiques Roadshow Celebrity EditionFeatured are actor Ronny Chieng,cartoonist Mo Willems, broadcastjournalist Soledad O’Brien and fash-ion designer Christian Syrian.

Odd Squad


Arthur

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids

Cyberchase

18Tue

Chris KimballIndian Classics

America ReframedFirst Vote

Extra Life: A Short History of LivingLonger Medical Drugs (2 of 4) Theimportance of data mapping andanalysis in the quest to improve publichealth is explored.

Odd Squad

Somewhere SouthDumpling Dilemma

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

Let’s Go Luna! Cyberchase

Let’s Go Luna!

Arthur

Odd Squad

PBS NewsHour

Arthur


(3 of 6)


PBS NewsHour

Joseph RosendoSan Antonio

Asian AmericansGood Americans

Eyes on the PrizeBack to the Movement 1979-Mid 80s

Arthur

American Experience Billy Graham The life of one of the best-known and mostinfluential Christian leaders of the 20th century is examined. An internationalcelebrity by age 30, the Rev. Billy Graham built a media empire, preachedto millions worldwide, and had the ear of tycoons, presidents and royalty.(Ends 11:00 pm)

The Legacy ListCoventry, CT

Films BYKidsL’chaim

PBS NewsHour

Arthur

Philly D.A.(5 of 7)

PBS NewsHour

The Carol Burnett Show - Guest starEthel Merman appears in sketches withCarol and a medley of songs.

Let’s Go Luna!

Let’s Go Luna!

Arthur

Rick StevesNorthern Ireland

Philly D.A. (6 of 7) A councilwomanconnects fed-up constituents plaguedby the opioid crisis with the D.A.’sunorthodox plans.

ArthurOdd Squad


Father Brown - An opera legend invitesLady Felicia and Mrs. McCarthy intoher private pullman carriage.


Greta Thunberg:A Year to Change the World (3 of 3)

Great Performances The Arts InterruptedArts organizations nationwide are sur-viving the pandemic and finding newways to connect with their patrons.

Joseph RosendoBhutan 2

Rick StevesNormandy

Seeing the USAAlaska

Norman Mineta and His Legacy:An American Story

Lidia’s KitchenParty Favorites

Joy of PaintingEvening’s Glow

Stories from StageAt the Scene

Cycling Acadia: Carriage Roads En-counters - Cycling on the carriage roadsin Acadia National Park has becomea popular pastime in all seasons.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Mister WinnerShakespeare & Hathaway - A lawyerasks Frank and Lu to help a dog that isheir to a fortune. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Masterpiece Atlantic Crossing: The Gift(7 of 8) A Nazi agent slips through thecracks, putting the children at risk.Martha travels to England and gets ashock.

Masterpiece World on Fire (7 of 7)Harry has a second chance at savingKasia from Warsaw, and in Manchester,Lois may be set for happiness at last.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Frontline The Healthcare DivideCOVID-19 has exposed growing in-equities in American healthcare. Thereis a widening divide between rich andpoor hospitals. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Let’s Go Luna! Let’s Go Luna!

Odd Squad Arthur

Arthur Pinkalicious

Bloodline

Eyes on the PrizeThe Keys to the Kingdom 1974-1980



Weekendswith YankeeHomegrown


We Are Family:Songs of Hope and Unity

(Ends 11:00 pm)


8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm

19Wed

Lidia’s KitchenGreat Grains

Ito Sisters: An American Story

Odd Squad

Somewhere SouthA Greens Thing



8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Rick StevesLondon

Pinkalicious

20Thu

Chris KimballQuick Pasta

Human: The World WithinDefend (4 of 6)


(4 of 6)

Odd Squad


Main(HD)

Create

World

Pinkalicious

21Fri

America’s KitchenTo Meat or Not

American ExperienceBilly Graham

Washington Week

(7:00 pm)Curious George

Samantha Brown’sPlaces to Love

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


Pinkalicious

22Sat

Somewhere SouthIt’s a Greens Thing

Norman Mineta and His Legacy:An American Story

Are You BeingServed?


Joy of Painting

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

The Legacy ListMorristown, NJ

WordGirl

23Sun


Reel SouthThe Passing On

Vintage Roads Great & Small (4 of 4)Axmouth to Lincoln Chris and Petervisit Somerset, the Cotswolds and theMidlands, and try some risky Romanroads.



Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids

WordGirl

24Mon

America’s KitchenElegant Desserts

Pacific HeartbeatStan

Antiques Roadshow Celebrity EditionFeatured are Carson Kressley, actorGbenga Akinnagbe, humorist Mo Rocca,and musicians Paquito D’Rivera andBrenda Feliciano.

Odd Squad


Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

Arthur Cyberchase

Arthur

Why This Moment

Arthur

Life at the Waterhole (1 of 3)Warthogs,elephants, leopards and lions visit anew manmade waterhole in the Africansavannah.

Philly D.A.(6 of 7)

Rick StevesParis

PBS NewsHour

Rick StevesFrench Riviera

PBS NewsHour

Asian AmericansGeneration Rising

Arthur

The Windermere Children: In TheirOwn Words - Orphaned survivors ofthe Holocaust were helped to rebuildtheir lives in England following WorldWar II. (Ends 11:00 pm)


PBS NewsHour

NOVA High-Risk High-Rise The risks ofsky-high buildings, from the structurallimits to threats by nature, are explored.

Odd Squad

Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle


Joseph RosendoTaiwan Festival


Antiques Roadshow Ca’ d’Zan (1 of 3)In Sarasota, Florida, featured are:1954-56 Topps baseball cards, a JohnRingling Hotel plate, and a Harry Bertoiabronze.

ArthurOdd Squad


Inside the Met The Birthday Surprise(1 of 3) The Metropolitan Museum ofArt’s 150th birthday is upended by theCOVID-19 pandemic.



Frontline

Secrets of the DeadWoman in the Iron Coffin

The Carol Burnett Show - Guests areBing Crosby and Paul Lynde. High-lights include “The Old Folks,” sung byBing Crosby, and the sketch “As theStomach Turns.”

Father Brown - The hiring of a newmusical director leads to discord andthe sound of murder.

Masterpiece Atlantic Crossing: A QueenReturns (8 of 8) With the war almostover, the president’s health takes abad turn. Olav tries to protect Norwayfrom the Soviets.

Curious TravelerAustrian Christmas

Joy of Painting


The Legacy ListEast Hampton, NY

Films BYKidsFaith’s World


Arthur

Inside the Met All Things to All People?(2 of 3) The Metropolitan Museum ofArt confronts its historical record oninclusion and diversity. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Shakespeare & Hathaway - Frank andLu go undercover at a role-playingfestival in order to find out if two ofthe players are having an affair.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Independent Lens The Donut KingAfter fleeing Cambodia for the U.S.,Ted Ngoy built a multi-million-dollarfried pastry empire. (Ends 11:30 pm)


Odd Squad

POVAbout Love

Stories from StageSilver Lining PBS NewsHour


Seeing the USAOregon

Human Defend (4 of 6) A nature sur-vivalist, rancher twins, a doctor whosurvived Ebola and the recipient ofa cutting edge cancer therapy arefeatured. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Weekendswith YankeeOnly in

New England

Unearthing Ogawa - The diary of aJapanese soldier found by an Americanin a cave leads to discoveries decadeslater. (Ends 11:00 pm)


Mum JanuaryA widow facesthis new era of

her life.


8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm

25Tue

Chris KimballAmerican Bakery

America ReframedHamtramck, USA

Odd Squad




8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Samantha BrownCharleston

Pinkalicious

26Wed

Lidia’s KitchenCultured Comforts

(7:30 pm) Independent LensThe Donut King

Life at the Waterhole (2 of 3) The water-hole becomes busier in the eveningwhen it’s cool. Nocturnal activity bringsa new predator out of the shadows,a hyena.

Odd Squad

Samantha BrownMaine’s Coast

Main(HD)

Create

World

Pinkalicious

27Thu

Chris KimballArgentinaHuman: The World Within

Sense (5 of 6)


(5 of 6)

Odd Squad

Samantha BrownMiami, Florida

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

Joseph RosendoTaiwan 1

Pinkalicious

28Fri

America’s KitchenPub-Style

Korea: The Never-Ending War

Washington Week

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood:Meet the New Baby

Steven Raichlen’sProject Fire

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


Pinkalicious

29Sat

Taste the Florida Keys withChef Michelle BernsteinEnemy of the Reich:

The Noor Inayat Khan Story

Are You BeingServed?


Joy of Painting

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids

WordGirl

30Sun

Taste the Florida Keys withChef Michelle Bernstein

Reel SouthRap Squad

National Memorial Day Concert 2021 - America’s nationalnight of remembrance honors the military service of all ourmen and women in uniform, their families, and those whohave made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.



Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World

PBSKids WordGirl

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

PBSKids

Arthur Cyberchase

Arthur

Cat in the HatKnows a Lot About Camping!


Asian AmericansBreaking Through

Arthur

Extra Life: A Short History of LivingLonger Data (3 of 4) The recent inven-tion of medicine that combats illness di-rectly, such as antibiotics, is explored.

Rick StevesBudapest

PBS NewsHour

The Legacy ListWashington, D.C.

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Arthur

Father Brown - Father Brown attends aseance that includes a magical bonewhistle.

Rick StevesLisbon, Algarve

Philly D.A.(7 of 7)

Sgt. Hamilton’sLong Journey

Arthur

Secrets of the DeadThe Nero Files

PBS NewsHour

Philly D.A. (7 of 7) When an on-dutyofficer shoots a Black man, Krasnermust decide whether to pursue a murdercharge against a cop.

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Curious TravelerLondon Shops

Joanne Weir’sPlates & Places



National Memorial Day Concert 2021 -Tonight’s concert airs again!

(Ends 11:00 pm)

Arthur



Enemy of the Reich:The Noor Inayat Khan Story

NOVA Ship That Changed the WorldHistorians explore the major evolutionthat overturned traditional ship designsfive centuries ago.

Inside the Met Love and Money (3 of 3)The Metropolitan Museum of Art facesa new financial reality following its fall2020 reopening.

Mum FebruaryCathy receives aValentine’s card.

Rick StevesPoland

Samantha BrownPhoenix, Arizona


Joy of Painting The Legacy ListLeesburg, VA

Samantha BrownSanta Fe, NM


Frontline

Frontline The Jihadist A powerfulSyrian militant, called a terrorist by theU.S., seeks a new relationship with theWest. He says his fight is with Assad,not the U.S. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Burleigh’s Story -Maine man listedas MIA in WWII.

The Carol Burnett Show - Highlightsinclude a James Bond parody, andCarol as a child who’s jealous of anew baby. Guest Eydie Gorme sings “AHouse Is Not a Home.”

One Voice: TheSongs We ShareThe Sacred

Shakespeare & Hathaway - Sinisterfigures are after a failed actor becausehe found a dismembered human hand.(Ends 11:00 pm)

Odd Squad

D-Day: The Price of Freedom The Last RingHome


Joseph RosendoQuebec City

Human Sense (5 of 6) Different waysof sensing the world all create theirown vivid and unique picture. (Ends11:00 pm)

Weekendswith YankeeAn Eye forBeauty

Sixteenth of Maineat Gettysburg

(Ends 11:00 pm)


One Voice: TheSongs We Share

Broadway(Ends 11:00 pm)


1 Saturday

9:00 am In the Americas9:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting10:00 am Rory O’Connell10:30 am America’s Test Kitchen11:00 am Food Over 5011:30 am Lidia’s Kitchen12:00 pm Baking with Julia12:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen1:00 pm Cook’s Country1:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen2:00 pm Bayside, Maine2:30 pm When You Are Wild

Four decades later, a singer needs the helpof his bandmates.

3:00 pm Ask This Old House3:30 pm This Old House4:00 pm American Woodshop4:30 pm Baby Makes 35:00 pm The Lawrence Welk Show6:00 pm Washington Week6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm As Time Goes By

Jean meets Lionel’s father.7:30 pm Still Open All Hours8:00 pm Hold the Sunset8:30 pm Mister Winner9:00 pm Father Brown

A gossip columnist is murdered.10:00 pm Shakespeare & Hathaway

Someone is sabotaging a head chef.11:00 pm-12:00 am Austin City Limits

“John Prine”

2 Sunday

8:00 am Greta Thunberg9:00 am NOVA

“Fighting for Fertility”10:00 am Human

“React” (1 of 6)11:00 am Curious Traveler11:30 am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love12:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe12:30 pm American Woodshop1:00 pm This Old House1:30 pm Ask This Old House2:00 pm Baseball

“A National Heirloom”4:00 pm The Legacy List5:00 pm Start Up5:30 pm Greenlight Maine

“Elevating Voices” (1 of 6) Minority-ownedbusinesses across the state are featured.

6:00 pm Firing Line with Margaret Hoover6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm Masterpiece

“The Durrells in Corfu 4” (2 of 6) Louisareceives some romantic advances.

8:00 pm Vintage Roads Great & Small(1 of 4) “Scarborough to Langthwaite” Chrisand Peter visit the North York Moors and theYorkshire Dales.

9:00 pm Masterpiece“Atlantic Crossing: Empty Promises” (5 of 8)Martha uses dinner-table tactics to helpNorway.

10:00 pm Masterpiece“World on Fire” (5 of 7) Harry and his unitreach Dunkirk.

11:00 pm-12:00 am No Second Chance

8 Saturday

9:00 am In the Americas9:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting10:00 am Rory O’Connell10:30 am America’s Test Kitchen11:00 am Food Over 5011:30 am Lidia’s Kitchen12:00 pm Baking with Julia12:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen1:00 pm Cook’s Country1:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen2:00 pm Island of Eagles: Swan Island Story3:00 pm Ask This Old House3:30 pm This Old House4:00 pm American Woodshop4:30 pm Baby Makes 35:00 pm The Lawrence Welk Show6:00 pm Washington Week6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm As Time Goes By

Lionel needs a suitable outfit.7:30 pm Still Open All Hours8:00 pm Hold the Sunset8:30 pm Mister Winner

9:00 pm Father BrownFather Brown and Inspector Valentine un-cover a dark secret.

10:00 pm Shakespeare & HathawayA lady’s necklace is missing.

11:00 pm-12:00 am Austin City Limits“Kacey Musgraves/Lukas Nelson”

9 Sunday


“Hindenburg: The New Evidence”10:00 am Human

“Pulse” (2 of 6) 11:00 am Curious Traveler11:30 am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love12:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe12:30 pm American Woodshop1:00 pm This Old House1:30 pm Ask This Old House2:00 pm Baseball

“Shadow Ball” 4:05 pm The Legacy List5:00 pm Start Up5:30 pm Greenlight Maine

“Elevating Voices” (2 of 6)6:00 pm Firing Line with Margaret Hoover6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm Masterpiece

“The Durrells in Corfu 4” (3 of 6) Louisameets Spiros’ wife for the first time.

8:00 pm Vintage Roads Great & Small(2 of 4) “Calshot Beach to Burgh Island”Chris and Peter learn about the WWIImilitarization of the British seaside.

9:00 pm Masterpiece“Atlantic Crossing: The Giant Awakes” (6 of 8)America enters the war, and Olav arrivesfrom England.

10:00 pm Masterpiece“World on Fire” (6 of 7) Paris falls to theNazis.


15 Saturday

9:00 am In the Americas9:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Augusta . Orono . Calais . Presque Isle . Biddeford . online at mainepublic.org

Main (HD) Television Weekend Listings

8:30 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm 10:00 pm 10:30 pm

31Mon

America’s KitchenPork Chops

Pacific HeartbeatTokyo Hula

Odd Squad




8:00 pm

Cyberchase

Main(HD)

Create

World


PinkaliciousPBSKids

Arthur

Antiques Roadshow Ca’ d’Zan (2 of 3)Featured: An 1866 Otto Georgi painting,an Augsburg silver Kiddush cup, and“How Man Learned to Fly” illustrations.

PBS NewsHour

Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten - On the 100th anniversary of the 1921 TulsaRace Massacre, the community of Tulsa is coming to terms with its past, presentand future. (Ends 11:00 pm)

Arthur

Films BYKidsBuddhism, Bhutan

Rick StevesNorth Wales

Odd Squad

Stories from StageRain or Shine


Seeing the USAUtah


10:00 am Rory O’Connell10:30 am America’s Test Kitchen11:00 am Food Over 5011:30 am Lidia’s Kitchen12:00 pm Baking with Julia12:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen1:00 pm Cook’s Country1:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen2:00 pm Cycling Acadia: Carriage Roads En-

counters3:00 pm Ask This Old House3:30 pm This Old House4:00 pm American Woodshop4:30 pm Baby Makes 35:00 pm The Lawrence Welk Show6:00 pm Washington Week6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm As Time Goes By

Jean fibs to Penny about Lionel.7:30 pm Still Open All Hours 8:00 pm Hold the Sunset8:30 pm Mister Winner9:00 pm Father Brown

Lady Felicia and Mrs. McCarthy are kid-napped from a train.

10:00 pm Shakespeare & HathawayA dog is heir to a fortune.

11:00 pm-12:00 am Austin City Limits“Sam Smith/Anderson East”

16 Sunday


“Great Electric Airplane Race”10:00 am Human

“Fuel” (3 of 6) 11:00 am Curious Traveler11:30 am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love12:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe12:30 pm American Woodshop1:00 pm This Old House1:30 pm Ask This Old House2:00 pm Baseball

“National Pastime” Joe DiMaggio hits in 56straight games, Ted Williams hits .400.

5:00 pm Start Up5:30 pm Greenlight Maine


“The Durrells in Corfu 4” (4 of 6) Louisaworries about the villa’s reputation.

8:00 pm Vintage Roads Great & Small(3 of 4) “Edinburgh to Hadrian’s Wall” Chrisand Peter visit the Border region.

9:00 pm Masterpiece“Atlantic Crossing: The Gift” (7 of 8) A Naziagent slips through the cracks, putting thechildren at risk.

10:00 pm Masterpiece“World on Fire” (7 of 7) Harry has a secondchance at saving Kasia. Lois may be set forhappiness at last.

11:00 pm-12:00 am No Second ChanceA dark underworld is exposed.

22 Saturday

9:00 am My World Too9:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting10:00 am Rory O’Connell10:30 am America’s Test Kitchen11:00 am Food Over 5011:30 am Lidia’s Kitchen12:00 pm How She Rolls12:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen1:00 pm Cook’s Country1:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen2:00 pm Unearthing Ogawa

The diary of a Japanese soldier is found.3:00 pm Ask This Old House3:30 pm This Old House4:00 pm American Woodshop4:30 pm Baby Makes 35:00 pm The Lawrence Welk Show6:00 pm Washington Week6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm As Time Goes By

Lionel asks Jean to go on a free cruise.7:30 pm Still Open All Hours8:00 pm Are You Being Served?8:30 pm Mum

“January” A widow faces a new era.9:00 pm Father Brown

A new musical director is hired.10:00 pm Shakespeare & Hathaway

Frank and Lu visit a role-playing festival.11:00 pm-12:00 am Austin City Limits

“Rosalia”

23 Sunday

8:00 am Life at the Waterhole9:00 am NOVA

“High-Risk High-Rise”10:00 am Human

“Defend” (4 of 6)11:00 am Curious Traveler11:30 am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love12:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe12:30 pm American Woodshop1:00 pm This Old House1:30 pm Ask This Old House2:00 pm Baseball

“The Capital of Baseball” 4:30 pm The Legacy List5:30 pm Greenlight Maine


“The Durrells in Corfu 4” (5 of 6) The kingof Greece may visit Corfu.

8:00 pm Vintage Roads Great & Small(4 of 4) “Axmouth to Lincoln” Somerset, theCotswolds and the Midlands are visited.

9:00 pm Masterpiece“Atlantic Crossing: A Queen Returns” (8 of 8)The president’s health takes a bad turn. Olavtries to protect Norway from the Soviets.

10:00 pm The Windermere ChildrenOrphaned survivors of the Holocaust werehelped to rebuild their lives in England.


29 Saturday

9:00 am My World Too 9:30 am Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting10:00 am Rory O’Connell10:30 am America’s Test Kitchen11:00 am Food Over 5011:30 am Lidia’s Kitchen12:00 pm How She Rolls12:30 pm In Julia’s Kitchen1:00 pm Cook’s Country1:30 pm America’s Test Kitchen2:00 pm Burleigh’s Story

The remains of a Maine man listed as MIA inWWII were found in 2018.

2:30 pm Sixteenth of Maine at Gettysburg3:00 pm Ask This Old House3:30 pm This Old House4:00 pm American Woodshop4:30 pm Baby Makes 35:00 pm The Lawrence Welk Show6:00 pm Washington Week6:30 pm PBS NewsHour Weekend7:00 pm As Time Goes By

Lionel has a book-signing session.7:30 pm Still Open All Hours8:00 pm Are You Being Served?8:30 pm Mum

“February” Cathy receives a Valentine’s card.9:00 pm Father Brown

A seance includes a magical bone whistle.10:00 pm Shakespeare & Hathaway

Sinister figures are after a failed actor. 11:00 pm-12:00 am Austin City Limits

“The Mavericks: En Espanol”

30 Sunday

8:00 am Life at the Waterhole9:00 am NOVA

“Ship That Changed the World”10:00 am Human

“Sense” (5 of 6)11:00 am Curious Traveler11:30 am Samantha Brown’s Places to Love12:00 pm Rick Steves’ Europe12:30 pm American Woodshop1:00 pm This Old House1:30 pm Ask This Old House2:00 pm Baseball

“A Whole New Ball Game” 4:00 pm The Legacy List5:00 pm Start Up5:30 pm Greenlight Maine


“The Durrells in Corfu 4” (6 of 6) There aresurprises for every member of the family.

8:00 pm National Memorial Day ConcertAmerica’s national night of remembrancehonors our military men and women.

9:30 pm National Memorial Day Concert11:00 pm-12:00 am Mind of Agatha Christie

Main (HD) Television Weekend Listings


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