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JUNE 2012 Membership Magazine for the Friends of IdahoPTV Volume 18, Issue 06

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IdahoPTV’s Primetime All-Channel Schedule See pages 6-15

Weekends: Overnight and Daytime Schedule See page 16

Idaho Channel Primetime ListingsSee page 17

CHRIS ISAAK LIVE!details page 4Summer Fun with THOMAS & FRIENDSdetails page 5IDPTV Awards 2012details page 6GARROW’S LAW Returnsdetails page 182012 PBS Kids GO! Writers Contest Resultsdetails page 30

Airs Thursday, June14, at 8:00/7:00 p.m. MT/PTRepeats Sunday, June17, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT

The Boise Foothills rise up into the Boise Front, totaling a 5,000-foot rise from the valley floor. This natural backdrop for Idaho’s capital city and Statehouse provides identity, recreational access, a home for wildlife, and open spaces. “It is exciting to tell the story about Boise’s backyard,” says IdahoPTV producer Joan Cartan-Hansen. “The Foothills mean many things to many people but almost everyone agrees they are a treasure worth exploring and preserving. This OUTDOOR IDAHO episode just begins to tell the Foothills’ story.” The episode relates some of the area’s history of the past half-century, which includes devastating mud slides, interagency agreements, foothills development and the growth of recreational use. People who brought Hulls Gulch to the community’s attention and worked on Boise’s 2001 levy proposal point out the results when individuals, private businesses and governments work together. Today, with the help of the levy, there are 10,000 acres of public open space and 135 miles of trails for recreational use. On the foothills’ trails, OUTDOOR IDAHO’s cameras join people who mountain bike, run and walk, follow wildflower seasons, and just climb a hill to watch the moon rise. Others teach children about the outdoors, wildlife, recreational opportunities and more using the Boise Foothills as a classroom.

Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Farm Bureau Insurance, Idaho Department of Commerce Division of Tourism, The Idaho Statesman, OfficeMax, U.S. Bancorp Foundation

Airs Thursdays at 8:30/7:30 p.m. MT/PTRepeats Sundays at 10:30/9:30 a.m. MT/PT

On June 7 host Marcia Franklin talks with Jac Venza, the founder of some of the most iconic arts programming on PBS, including GREAT PERFORMANCES. The 85-year-old Venza was in Moscow recently to speak at the University of Idaho’s College of Arts and Architecture’s Speaker Series. He and Franklin talk about his long career in public broadcasting, the potential effects of cuts in funding by the National Endowment for the Arts to traditional PBS arts programming, and the trends he’s following in the arts. Upon his retirement from WNET in 1997, where he was director of cultural and arts programs, Venza received PBS’ highest honor, the Ralph

Lowell Award. He is also the recipient of a personal Peabody Award and the primetime Emmys’ Governor’s Award for Lifetime Achievement. For her annual Good Summer Reading program on June 21, Franklin interviews authors Kim Barnes and Tim Cahill. In addition to discussing the themes of their work and styles of writing, the authors also recommend books for good summer reading, as do viewers. Barnes, a University of Idaho professor of English, is the author of five books. Cahill, a founding editor of Outside Magazine, is the author of 10 books, most of which are about adventure and travel. Also, DIALOGUE’s monthly Reporters’ Roundup airs June 28.Sponsors: Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Idaho Forest Products CommissionDdial

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Airs Tuesday, June 5, at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT

In her own words, Idaho’s Rosalie Sorrels describes herself as a storyteller, troubadour, songwriter and connector. In ROSALIE SORRELS: WAY OUT IN IDAHO (Friday, June 8, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT), she and some of her musician friends, including The Divas of Boise, perform in Hailey. Interviews with fellow musicians — Pete Seeger, Nanci Griffith, Terry Garthwaite and others — call her unique in both her singing style and storytelling technique that gives added depth to her songs.

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KEVIN KIRK AND ONOMATOPOEIA IN CONCERT (Friday, June 22, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT) includes a stage-full of Idaho performers from a variety of musical backgrounds with Kevin Kirk at the piano. The group, which comes together periodically, serves up an eclectic high-energy form of jazz that is “practically unboxable,” “rhythmically diverse” and “eminently listenable.” The film captures them in planning and conceiving the concert, rehearsal and during the performance.

Chris Isaak pays a personal tribute to the glory days of record producer Sam Phillips and Phillips’ Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. The singer, songwriter, rock musician and actor musically recaptures the spirit of songs by his heroes, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison and others. The three-act program, taped in February on the AUSTIN CITY LIMITS soundstage, begins with some of Isaak’s own hits, moves on to the Sun Records

tribute, and then wraps up with a combination of both. Joining Isaak for “Trying to Get to You” and “Fujiyama Mama” is “The Queen of Rockabilly,” Wanda Jackson. Other songs include: “Somebody’s

Crying,” “Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing,” “Ring of Fire,” “Crazy

Arms,” “Miss Pearl,” “Great Balls of Fire,” and “Oh, Pretty Woman.”

The program includes the opportunity to pledge support

to Idaho Public Television and obtain tickets for Isaak’s July 20

performance in Eagle. The show also airs on

the PLUS Channel Saturday, June 9, at 8:00/7:00 and 11:30/10:30 p.m. MT/PT.

Two Performance Documentaries Fill Idaho performers Rosalie Sorrels and Kevin Kirk are spotlighted in two specials produced by Idaho Public Television, which are scheduled on Friday evenings in place of national arts show offerings.

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CHRIS ISAAK LIVE! Beyond The Sun

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Weekday times are Mountain Time/Pacific Time. Children’s shows are closed captioned for the hearing impaired and as a tool to build reading skills.

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6/4 In Search of Myths and Heroes6/11 Experiencing Shakespeare6/18 Wildflowers: Seeds of History6/25 I’m an Artist

2:00/1:00 6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Scientific American Frontiers

6/6 Boyfriends6/13 Your Life, Your Money6/20 Big Cypress Swamp6/27 Reindeer Queen (2:30/1:30 am)

6/7 Wizard’s Lab (2:30/1:30 am) 6/1, 6/8, 6/15 Teaching Reading K-26/22, 6/29 Critical Issues in School Reform

4:00/3:00 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25 Earth Revealed

6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Earth Revealed

6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27 Earth Revealed

6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28 Earth Revealed

6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Earth Revealed

4:30/3:30 6/4, 6/11 Democracy in America6/18, 6/25 Economics U$A

6/5 Democracy in America6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Economics U$A



6/1, 6/8 Democracy in America6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Economics U$A

5:00/4:00 6/4, 6/11 BBC World News6/18, 6/25 Newsline

6/5, 6/12 BBC World News6/19, 6/26 Newsline



6/1, 6/8, 6/15 BBC World News6/22, 6/29 Newsline

5:30/4:30 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25 Destinos

6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Connect With English

6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27 French in Action

6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28 Destinos

6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Connect With English

6:00/5:00 6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25 Classical Stretch

6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Power Yoga: Mind & Body

6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27 Classical Stretch

6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28 Power Yoga: Mind & Body

6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Functional Fitness

6/4 Growing a Greener World6/11, 6/18, 6/25 Great African Balloon Adventure

6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 NASA Sci Files

6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28 Teaching Channel

6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Rediscovering Biology

6/6, 6/13 America Revealed6/20 Safe Harbor6/27 First Year Teachers High School Dropouts (3:30/2:30 am)

6/5, 6/12, 6/19, 6/26 Nature

6/6 1955 World Series: 7 Days of Fall6/13 Original Intent: The Battle for America6/20 Forever Wild6/27 Forgetting: A Portrait of Alzheimer’s

6/7 California State of Mind6/14 Paris the Luminous Years6/21, 6/28 Queen Victoria’s Empire

1:00/12:00 6/1, 6/8 Making Meaning in Literature6/15, 6/22, 6/29 Engaging With Literature

MONDAY A.M. TUESDAY A.M. WEDNESDAY A.M. THURSDAY A.M. FRIDAY A.M.

OVERNIGHT EDUCATIONALENRICHMENT SCHEDULE IDAHO SUBCHANNEL 1

Beginning at 1:00 a.m./12:00 midnight MT/PT, Mondays through Fridays, IdahoPTV airs educational programs for K-12 and adult learning on

IDAHO Subchannel 1. Check idahoptv.org/learn for extended copyright and program descriptions. Set your video recorder the night before.

6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25 NOVA

DayTime anD ChilDren’S reaDy To learn ProgramS6:30/5:30 Clifford the Big Red

Dog7:00/6:00 Arthur7:30/6:30 Martha Speaks8:00/7:00 Curious George8:30/7:30 The Cat in the Hat

Knows a Lot About That!

9:00/8:00 Super Why! 6/15 Super Why! Around

the World Adventure9:30/8:30 Dinosaur Train (6/1-6/14, 6/18-6/29)

10:00/9:00 Sesame Street 11:00/10:00 Sid the Science Kid

11:30/10:30 WordWorld12:00/11:00 Caillou12:30/11:30 Barney & Friends

1:00/12:00 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

1:30/12:30 Zoboomafoo (6/1 only) 6/4 - 6/29 Thomas & Friends2:00/1:00 Curious George 2:30/1:30 Martha Speaks

3:00/2:00 The Electric Company 3:30/2:30 WordGirl4:00/3:00 Wild Kratts4:30/3:30 Cyberchase5:00/4:00 Fetch! With Ruff

Ruffman —/4:30 Arthur —/5:00 WordWorld

In addition to his Sunday morning show at 10:00/9:00 MT/PT, Thomas the Tank Engine joins the summer weekday lineup of children’s shows on Idaho Public Television beginning Monday, June 4, at 1:30/12:30 p.m. MT/PT. THOMAS & FRIENDS invites children and families to Sodor, Thomas’ home island as he embarks on exciting adventures with his engine friends: Emily, Edward, James, Gordon, Percy, Henry and Toby. Along the way they

learn valuable lessons about individual differences, sharing, patience, helping, responsibility and solving problems. THOMAS & FRIENDS replaces ZOBOOMAFOO on the weekday schedule. Also, on Friday, June 15, at 9:00/8:00 a.m. MT/PT an hourlong SUPER WHY! special takes the Super Readers in an Around the World Adventure. The show preempts DINOSAUR TRAIN this day only.

Super Why! sponsors: Bank of America, Wahooz Family Fun Zone

THOMAS & FRIENDS


Week of June 1-2, 2012 8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PTWeek of June 1-2, 2012 5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT All Times are MT (Mountain Time)/PT (Pacific Time)

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Washington Week Need to Know PT — WordWorld

PBS NewsHour Nature Wild! “Black Mamba” “Brazil’s Pantanal, Part Two”

The Electric Company Cyberchase Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen J. Weir’s Cooking Confidence “Revenge of the Zeros” “Of All the Luck” “Baltimore: Gone Crabbing” “Two Perfect Pies” “Chicago and the Midwest“ “Spain on My Mind”

Civilization: The West and the Rest With Niall Ferguson (2 hours) Free or Equal: A Personal View by Johan Norberg

MT — Antiques Roadshow “Jackpot!” MT — Antiques Roadshow UK MT — Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show PT— Antiques Roadshow UK PT —Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Childhood Memories”

Globe Trekker Sierra Center Stage Austin City Limits “World War II in the Pacific” “Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers” “The National/Band of Horses”

The Expanding Canon: Teaching Multicultural Literature in H.S. Cook’s Country J. Pepin: More Fast Food My Way New Scandinavian Cooking Chefs A’ Field: Kids on the Farm “Workshop 5, Cultural Studies: Ishmael Reed & Graciela Limon” “Icebox Desserts” “Crock of Flavor” “Provence of the North” “Walnut Shaking”

Moyers & Company Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know Inside Washington “Wilderness in the 21st Cent.” “Reporters’ Roundup”

Foyle’s War Midsomer Murders Great Performances (90 minutes) MT — Charlie Rose “They Fought in the Fields, Part Two” “Who Killed Cock Robin? Part Two” “Tony Bennett: Duets II” PT — Newsline

Wild Horses in Krakatoa: The Last Days (90 minutes) Treasuring Our National Heritage Nature Winds of Change “Understanding the World of Nature” “Black Mamba”

This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Simply Ming Pati’s Mexican Table Rick Steves’ Europe “Bedford Project, Part 8” “Croatia: Adriatic Delights” “Crossing the Swiss Alps” “Baltimore: Gone Crabbing” “Two Perfect Pies” “Janice Wong & Desserts” “Quesadillas” “Croatia: Adriatic Delights”

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Globe Trekker “World War II in the Pacific”

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Outnumbered The Red Green Show The Vicar of Dibley Doctor Who (begins at 11:10p) “Oh What a Tangled Web” “Sausage Envy” 1996 Easter Special “Cold Blood”

National Memorial Day Concert (90 minutes) Front Row Center Sierra Center Stage Austin City Limits “Train” “Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers” “National/Band of Horses”

Pati’s Mexican Table Rudy Maxa’s World America’s Test Kitchen Simply Ming Cook’s Country Simply Ming Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Rick Steves’ Europe “Avocado” “Buenos Aires, Argentina” “Fruit Desserts” “Sesame Seeds/Butter” “Southern Classics” “Cooking w/Binchotan” “Tacos on Fire!” “Iran: Tehran & Side Trips”

American Road to Victory American Road to Victory Moyers & Company Washington Week McLaughlin Group “The Americans on D-Day” “The Americans on Hell’s Highway”

JUNE 2012 PRIMETIME ALL-CHANNEL SCHEDULE

Spring blooms with awards for Idaho Public Television productions, including five Northwest Regional Emmy Award Nominations. The awards are being announced June 2 by the Northwest Chapter of National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. IdahoPTV Emmy nominations are: • Idaho Public Television in Station Excellence category, Peter W. Morrill, general manager.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Salmon River Lodges & Legacies” in Historic/Cultural Program/Special category, John Crancer, producer.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “The People’s Land” in Public/Current/Community Affairs Program Special category, Bruce Reichert, producer.• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO in Documentary-Topical category, Marcia Franklin, producer.• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO in Writer-Program category, Marcia Franklin, writer. THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO also garnered a Region 1 Edward R. Murrow Award in Video News Documentary category. Regional winners are entered in the national competition, which culminates in late June.

The 45th annual WorldFest Houston Independent International Film Festival brought 11 Remi Awards, including a Special Jury Award for creative excellence to SKY ISLAND, which IdahoPTV presented nationally for PBS. OUTDOOR IDAHO garnered three Platinum Remi Awards (first place) for “Working for Wildlife,” “Flying Idaho,” and “Wilderness in the 21st Century,” and two Gold Remi Awards (second place) for “Canyonlands Calling” and “Idaho Fairways.” D4K captured a Gold Remi Award. And IDAHO REPORTS, DIALOGUE, THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE, and EYES OF THE FOREST: AN OUTDOOR IDAHO SPECIAL each received a Silver Remi Award (third place). IdahoPTV collected 17 awards from the Idaho Press Club competition in April, including a complete sweep of the Documentary-TV category. Six first-place awards went to:• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO in Documentary —TV category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Working for Wildlife” in Outdoor/Environment Report — TV category.

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IdahoPTV Earns Regional Emmy Nominations,

Other Awards


Week of June 1-2, 2012 8:00/7:00p MT/PT — 12:00 midnight/11:00p MT/PTWeek of June 1-2, 2012 5:00/4:00p MT/PT — 8:00/7:00p MT/PT All Times are MT (Mountain Time)/PT (Pacific Time)

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MT — Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman Nightly Business Report PBS NewsHour Washington Week Need to Know PT — WordWorld

PBS NewsHour Nature Wild! “Black Mamba” “Brazil’s Pantanal, Part Two”

The Electric Company Cyberchase Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Barbecue U. w/Steven Raichlen J. Weir’s Cooking Confidence “Revenge of the Zeros” “Of All the Luck” “Baltimore: Gone Crabbing” “Two Perfect Pies” “Chicago and the Midwest“ “Spain on My Mind”

Civilization: The West and the Rest With Niall Ferguson (2 hours) Free or Equal: A Personal View by Johan Norberg

MT — Antiques Roadshow “Jackpot!” MT — Antiques Roadshow UK MT — Rick Steves’ Europe The Lawrence Welk Show PT— Antiques Roadshow UK PT —Rick Steves’ Europe PT — European Journal PT — BBC Newsnight “Childhood Memories”

Globe Trekker Sierra Center Stage Austin City Limits “World War II in the Pacific” “Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers” “The National/Band of Horses”

The Expanding Canon: Teaching Multicultural Literature in H.S. Cook’s Country J. Pepin: More Fast Food My Way New Scandinavian Cooking Chefs A’ Field: Kids on the Farm “Workshop 5, Cultural Studies: Ishmael Reed & Graciela Limon” “Icebox Desserts” “Crock of Flavor” “Provence of the North” “Walnut Shaking”

Moyers & Company Outdoor Idaho Dialogue Need to Know Inside Washington “Wilderness in the 21st Cent.” “Reporters’ Roundup”

Foyle’s War Midsomer Murders Great Performances (90 minutes) MT — Charlie Rose “They Fought in the Fields, Part Two” “Who Killed Cock Robin? Part Two” “Tony Bennett: Duets II” PT — Newsline

Wild Horses in Krakatoa: The Last Days (90 minutes) Treasuring Our National Heritage Nature Winds of Change “Understanding the World of Nature” “Black Mamba”

This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe Travelscope Lidia’s Italy in America Cook’s Country Simply Ming Pati’s Mexican Table Rick Steves’ Europe “Bedford Project, Part 8” “Croatia: Adriatic Delights” “Crossing the Swiss Alps” “Baltimore: Gone Crabbing” “Two Perfect Pies” “Janice Wong & Desserts” “Quesadillas” “Croatia: Adriatic Delights”

PBS NewsHour Nightly Business Report Journal Charlie Rose Globe Trekker “World War II in the Pacific”

Are You Being Served? Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Outnumbered The Red Green Show The Vicar of Dibley Doctor Who (begins at 11:10p) “Oh What a Tangled Web” “Sausage Envy” 1996 Easter Special “Cold Blood”

National Memorial Day Concert (90 minutes) Front Row Center Sierra Center Stage Austin City Limits “Train” “Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers” “National/Band of Horses”

Pati’s Mexican Table Rudy Maxa’s World America’s Test Kitchen Simply Ming Cook’s Country Simply Ming Mexico: 1 Plate at a Time Rick Steves’ Europe “Avocado” “Buenos Aires, Argentina” “Fruit Desserts” “Sesame Seeds/Butter” “Southern Classics” “Cooking w/Binchotan” “Tacos on Fire!” “Iran: Tehran & Side Trips”

American Road to Victory American Road to Victory Moyers & Company Washington Week McLaughlin Group “The Americans on D-Day” “The Americans on Hell’s Highway”

This four-part BBC series offers a fresh look at the heroes, triumphs and the tragedies of space exploration and mankind’s quest to understand the universe. Blending restored footage with insightful interviews with the people who were there — including astronauts, family members and journalists — the shows follow the iconic moments of space exploration from the race to get the first man in space to the first steps on the moon. NASA’s triumphs are many, but death and disaster also are part of its legacy as the series reviews moments of both unprecedented achievement and utter tragedy. The series

unveils how, despite many setbacks, the U.S.

astronauts prove that the key element to

exploration is human resourcefulness, in space as well as on the ground. Born of the Cold War, NASA moves stridently from disastrous rocket tests to the successful conclusion of the Mercury and Gemini programs. The accelerated pace and daring of the Apollo program sees NASA master previously unimagined tasks in the attempt to achieve the incredible accomplishment of putting a man on the moon. From the ashes of tragedy on Apollo 1 emerges a determination that puts Apollo 8 into orbit around the moon ahead of schedule. Apollo 9 and 10 each break bold new ground and pave the way for something few dared to believe was possible as astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walk on the moon in July 1969

and return safely to Earth. But with repeated triumphs and new challenges come increasing risk. The suspense of Apollo 13’s famous near-disaster is only a triumphant prelude to darker moments ahead with the

tragedy of the shuttles Challenger and Columbia.

Airs Mondays at 10:00 p.m. MT/PTThe SPACE AGE: NASA’s Story

Photo courtesy of NASA

Photo courtesy of NASA



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1 Friday5:30 Nightly Business Report6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Washington Week7:30 Need To Know8:00 Foyle’s War

“They Fought in the Fields” Foyle’s driver Sam (Samantha) goes to work on the farm they are investigating, joining the Land Girl farmhands. Foyle and his team sift out clues from the victim’s past and present, looking for leads to the murderer, and possibly illegal or enemy activities. Part 2 of 2

9:00 Midsomer Murders”Who Killed Cock Robin” Although all suspicions are aimed toward ex-con Stockard, Barnaby discovers there are others who have vengeful motives involving the victim. Part 1 of 2

10:00 Great Performances“Tony Bennett: Duets II” In celebration of his 85th birthday, Tony Bennett recorded Duets II in Los Angeles, London, New York, Nashville and Italy to sing his greatest hits with today’s biggest stars. Full song performances include “Body and Soul” with Amy Winehouse in her last recording session, “The Lady is a Tramp” with Lady Gaga and “On the Sunny Side of the Street” with Willie Nelson. The musical segments are highlighted by insights on the

The monthly evening program listings are for IdahoPTV’s Idaho Subchannel 1. See page 5 for children’s Ready to Learn and other daytime programs and educational overnight programming on Idaho Subchannel 1. See page 16 for weekend overnight and daytime programming. All listings are based on the information obtainable at press time. Program changes often happen after press deadline. Please consult our website (idahoptv.org), and daily newspaper listings or call your station for the most up-to-date information: KAID-TV 4/KIPT-TV 13, 373-7220; KISU-TV 10, 282-2857; KUID-TV 12/KCDT-TV 26, 885-1226.

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All programming is Close Captioned (CC) for the hearing impaired, except some overnight courses.Closed Captioning Hotline: To report problems with closed captioning, call (208) 373-7353;

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MICHAEL WOOD’S THE STORY OF

ENGLANDOne small village,

a whole picture of history

Next month we present a groundbreaking new series in which popular historian Michael

Wood tells the story of one place — the village of Kibworth, Leicestershire — throughout the whole of English history. Located in the very heart of England, Kibworth has lived through the Black Death, the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution and was even bombed in World War II. With the help of the local people and using archaeology, landscape, language and DNA, Wood uncovers the lost history of this village from the Roman era to the present day. He visits a Roman villa and sees

IdahoPTV’s 24-hour Over-the-Air Multi-cast Channel Lineup See Schedule beginning on Pages 6-7• IDAHO (Standard Definition) — Sub-Channel 1

Standard definition broadcast of the main IdahoPTV channel.

• HIGH-DEFINITION (HD) — Sub-Channel 2 Local and national programs in HD and wide screen.

• LEARN/CREATE (Standard Def.) — Sub-Channel 3 Enrichment programs for educators and life-long learners as well as live coverage of the Idaho House of Representatives when in session.

• WORLD (Standard Def.) — Sub-Channel 4 Public affairs and life & culture programming also includes live coverage of the Idaho Senate when in session.

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GREAT PERFORMANCESTony Bennett, Duets IIAirs Friday, June 1, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT

In this encore presentation Tony Bennett is joined by a diverse roster of contemporary artists, including Lady Gaga, John Mayer, Michael Bublé, k.d. lang, Sheryl Crow, Willie Nelson, Queen Latifah, Norah Jones, Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood and Amy Winehouse, in what is her last recording. Performances include “Body and Soul” (with Winehouse), “The Lady Is a Tramp” (with Lady Gaga), “Speak Low” (with Jones), “The Way You Look Tonight” (with Hill), “It Had to Be You (with Underwood), “On the Sunny Side of the Street” (with Nelson), and more. Sponsors: The F.M., Anne G., & Beverly B. Bistline Family Foundation in the Idaho Community Foundation; Hotel 43; Pioneer Federal Credit Union

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Law and Crime Dramas Air on Sunday Nights

Three main characters with a passion for justice — an 18th century lawyer, and two modern-day detectives — are showcased on Sunday evenings this month. Beginning June 3 at 8:00 p.m. MT/PT, IdahoPTV reprises the first two series of the historical legal drama GARROW’S LAW, which leads into a brand-new third series later this summer. Inspired by the life of pioneering barrister William Garrow, the episodes are based on actual legal cases from the late 18th century. GARROW’S LAW is set in the Old Bailey of Georgian London against a backdrop of corruption and social injustice. Each episode begins with the investigation of a case sourced from the Old Bailey archives — from rape and murder to high treason. Garrow and his associate John Southouse work to uncover the truth as they fight for justice. Andrew Buchan stars as Garrow with Alun Armstrong as Southouse and Lyndsey Marshall as Lady Sarah Hill. The June 3 show is followed by the premiere of VERA at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT. Hidden Depths is the first of four intermittent episodes that star Brenda Blethyn as hard-nosed Detective Inspector Vera Stanhope. Based on the works of crime author Ann Cleeves, VERA’s main character is obsessive about her work and driven by her own demons. If she’s lonely she doesn’t show it and faces the world with caustic wit, guile and courage. Aided by Sgt. Joe Ashworth (David Leon), her trusted and long-suffering colleague and surrogate son, Vera approaches every new case with unparalleled gusto and professionalism. The show also stars Wunmi Mosaku as Detective Constable Holly Lawson and Paul Ritter as forensic pathologist Billy Cartwright. In Hidden Depths, a couple arrives home from a night out in Newcastle to find their son murdered and placed in a bath covered with flowers. A second body is found in a pond, also covered with flowers. In the final three Sundays of June at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT Idaho Public Television rebroadcasts the MASTERPIECE MYSTERY! presentation of Zen, starring Rufus Sewell as suave Roman police detective Aurelio Zen. The series features a trio of cases based on the bestselling novels by British author Michael Dibdin.

Masterpiece sponsors: Elks Wound Center, St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital, Zamzows


4 monday5:30 Nightly Business Report 6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Antiques Roadshow

“Philadelphia, Pennsylvania” Returning to the site of the 1996 premiere show, experts offer their opinions on treasures that include a Pennsylvania spice cupboard used to collect bird egg specimens. An early 20th-century-nicotine stained oil painting by Pennsylvania impressionist George Sotter, brought up from a basement, is valued up to $180,000. Part 1 of 3 (Rpt. 6/9)

8:00 Antiques Roadshow“Raleigh, North Carolina” Highlights are a circa 1800 eastern North Carolina bottle case on a stand, and an 1812 needlework sampler. A 1985 Andrew Wyeth watercolor, whose owner benefitted from a tug-of-war between art dealers, is now valued at $450,000. Part 2 of 3

9:00 Globe Trekker“Amsterdam City Guide 2” Brianna and Jonathan Atherton tour the Netherlands’ capital city with its canals and gabled mansions of 17th-century merchants. Jonathan visits the Rijksmuseum with its paintings by great Dutch Masters. Brianna takes in the Van Gogh Museum, learns about the history of Dutch colonies, and visits the Anne Frank House.

10:00 The Space Age: NASA’s Story“From the Ground Up” Born of a Cold War fear, NASA moves from disastrous rocket tests to the glorious conclusion of the Gemini Program. Despite many setbacks and six epic flights, the astronauts prove the most important component of any NASA mission would be the human being. Part 1 of 4

11:00 Charlie Rose12:00/— BBC World News12:30/— Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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5 Tuesday5:30 Nightly Business Report6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Land Girls

“Displaced Loyalties” Bea falls for an Italian POW, and Connie flirts with a bashful piano player. Meanwhile Martin’s accident produces more trouble and Lady Hoxley’s sister snags herself a wealthy American admirer.

8:00 Chris Isaak Live! Beyond the SunIn a tribute to legendary record producer Sam Phillips and his Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, Isaak and his band of stellar musicians recapture the spirit of the original songs — “Ring of Fire,” “Crazy Arms,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Oh, Pretty Woman” and more. “The Queen of Rockabilly” Wanda Jackson joins Isaak on two songs. There are opportunities to pledge support to Idaho Public Television and obtain tickets to Isaak’s Boise area concert.

9:30 California State of Mind: The Legacy of Pat BrownGov. Edmund G. “Pat” Brown came into office in 1958 and oversaw the passage of the Fair Housing Act, Fair Employment Act, Master Plan for Higher Education, highway expansion and California Aqueduct. But he was also called on to uphold capital punishment, which he disagreed with, and to quell the Watts riots in Los Angeles and the Free Speech Movement at the University of California during his two terms in office.


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6 Wednesday5:30 Nightly Business Report6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Nature

(D) “Moment of Impact: Hunters & Herds” Wildebeest, built like marathon runners, are up against lions, born sprinters. The chance of being lunch lessens if the wildebeest maintain a 50-yard safety zone when lions are near. California ground squirrels increase heat profiles by flicking tails, which confuses rattlesnakes that hunt using heat-detecting organs. Part 1 of 2

8:00 NOVA“Doctors’ Diaries” NOVA checks in with the seven doctors the series has followed since their first day at Harvard Medical School in 1987. They first gather on the steps of the school 17 years after graduation. All but one is practicing medicine, each choosing a different path. Part 1 of 2

9:00 NOVA“Doctors’ Diaries” Destinies of the seven are: itinerant M.D.; internist specializing in underserved populations; private practice psychiatrist/teacher; anesthesiologist; clinical cardiologist turned heart drug developer; ophthalmologist/professor; nonprofit president and former curbside health-services provider. All have seen extreme tragedy and extreme joy. Part 2 of 2

10:00 Ashes to AshesGene Hunt and team find they have murder on their hands after someone mails a severed human hand to DC Chris Skelton. A burn mark on the hand matches a mark found on several single women, who have been murdered throughout England. Alex goes undercover at a dating agency. Gene talks Shaz Granger into staying for one more case.

11:00 Charlie Rose 12:00/— BBC World News12:30/— Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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CALIFORNIA STATE OF MIND looks at the late Edmund Gerald “Pat” Brown’s odyssey to build a “super state,” raising issues that transcend eras and geographic borders. As the Vietnam War shifts the nation’s consciousness, Brown is caught in the middle of the turbulent 1960s, with the free speech movement in Berkeley, race riots in Watts, and the United Farm Workers movement in the Central Valley. His battle against capital punishment unleashes an international uproar. Still, he enjoys considerable success as governor: Fair Housing Act, Fair Employment Act, Master Plan for Higher Education, highway expansion, and what historians have called the most significant public water project in world history. But it does not last as Hollywood actor and future president Ronald Reagan steps into California’s political arena and promises to sweep all that away. Reagan blames the civil unrest on Brown’s liberal politics, which effectively led to his defeat by Reagan in the 1966 gubernatorial election. Brown’s departure signals an end to an era of expansive liberal government and foreshadows a conservative movement that continues to this day. Those interviewed include former California governors Gray Davis, Pete Wilson and Arnold Schwarzenegger; California political leaders Dianne Feinstein, Nancy Pelosi and Willie Brown; and Jerry Brown, Pat Brown’s son and California’s current governor.

CALIFORNIA STATE OF MIND: The Legacy of Pat Brown

Airs Tuesday, June 5, at 9:30 p.m. MT/PT

Filmmaker & Pat Brown’s granddaughter Sascha Rice


10:30 The Vicar of Dibley 1997 Christmas Special“Engagement” Geraldine turns cupid as she attempts to bring together the desperately shy Alice and the even more desperately shy Hugo.

11:10 Doctor Who“Vincent and the Doctor” The TARDIS heads back through time where terror lurks in the cornfields of Provence and only a sad and lonely painter can see it. The Doctor and Amy join forces with Van Gogh to try to defeat a powerful and deadly alien.

12:00/— Austin City Limits“The Steve Miller Band/Preservation Hall Jazz Band” Miller performs classic blues tunes, plus favorite hits. The Preservation Hall musicians present classic New Orleans jazz with special guests the Del McCoury Band and Jim James of My Morning Jacket.

10 Sunday5:00/4:00 Moyers & Company6:00/5:00 William and Mary

William’s daughter, Julia, goes missing when his attention is concentrated on Mary. Meanwhile Mary is suspended from her midwife’s duties for endangering a baby’s life, and William makes a memorial service go with a bang.

—/6:00 NOVA“Doctors’ Diaries Part 1” (R from 6/6) KUID/KCDT only

7:00 Outdoor Idaho(*) ”A Palouse Paradise” (R from 6/7)

7:30 Oregon Field Guide“Chetco River Revisited” Nearly a decade after the massive Biscuit fire engulfed the Chetco River’s wilderness river canyon, the river remains as remote and difficult to access as before the fire and is even more enticing.

8:00 Garrow’s LawNow a celebrated Old Bailey barrister William Garrow defends the infamous Monster, a man who carries out a series of stabbings on young ladies.

Garrow’s popularity diminishes with the public and the press. Meanwhile, Garrow’s friendship with Lady Sarah grows closer.

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!(D) “Zen: Vendetta” A killer on a vendetta-fueled rampage against those who wrongly imprisoned him includes Aurelio Zen on his list of targets, although the Italian law enforcement agent had almost nothing to do with it. Zen himself is too busy to notice he is on the psychopath’s hit list. Ordered by his boss to nail the chief suspect — guilty or not — in a politically-charged murder, and told by a justice official to get the guy off, Zen is in a no-win situation. And, he seems to have won the heart of his officemate Tania Moretti.

10:30 New Tricks“Half Life” UCOS reinvestigates the murder of an unidentified male found in a West London alleyway. The man now is given a name but seems to have no past.

11:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope“Hong Kong — Asia’s World City” Joseph takes in luxury hotels, designer shops and Michelin-star restaurants. He also explores local neighborhoods, colorful markets, places of natural beauty, and meets people who retain their connections to their customs and traditions.

12:00/— Globe Trekker“Spanish Islands” Alex Riley explores the Balearics and the Canary Islands.

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11 monday5:30 Nightly Business Report

6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Antiques Roadshow

“Philadelphia, Pennsylvania” Experts examine a very valuable Alexander Calder maquette (scale model), a collection of Camera Work magazines, and a very rare handcrafted chair by master Arts and Crafts furniture maker Charles Rohlf. Part 2 of 3 (Rpt. 6/16)

8:00 Antiques Roadshow“Raleigh, North Carolina” Items brought in for appraisal include a circa 1800 heirloom Virginia-made table, purported to have ties to Thomas Jefferson. New England furniture maker John Gaines’ pair of circa 1725 chairs is worth up to $50,000 even refinished.

9:00 Globe Trekker“Spanish Islands” Alex Riley visits the Balearics off the coast of Spain where he stops first at millionaires’ playground Mallorca and then hops over to Ibiza. He goes to Formentera, a sparsely populated island famous for mud baths and massive boats. He then heads to the Canary Islands near Africa.

10:00 The Space Age: NASA’s Story“To the Moon” NASA’s team masters previously unimagined tasks, and powers ahead to the most incredible climax in the history of human endeavor. When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walk on the moon and return safely to Earth, the whole planet throws them a party. Part 2 of 4


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“Final Reckoning” Connie discovers more about the piano player she is in love with. Joyce realizes there is something wrong with Martin and decides to follow him. Elsewhere, Finch helps Esther raise money by setting up a boxing match with his old adversary Vernon.

8:00 Paris the Luminous YearsIn the years 1905-1930, Paris is a magnet for international talent intent on overturning tradition in the arts of the West and defining modernism. Archival footage of Joan Miro, Marc Chagall, Igor Stravinsky, Aaron Copeland, Sylvia Beach and Marcel Duchamp reveals why the avant-garde art world chose Paris, and is augmented by letters, memoirs and recollections of witnesses. Intrepid art dealers, young publishers at independent presses, and a visionary impresario at the Ballets Russes helped bring new art, literature and music to the public.

10:00 Frontline“TBA”

11:00 Charlie Rose

Zen’s Cases Encore on MASTERPIECE

MYSTERY!

THE PARENTS’ SURVIVAL GUIDE: CHILDHOOD OBESITYAirs Wednesday, June 13, at 9:00 p.m. MT/PT

This program addresses the multi-faceted solutions to this growing pediatric health problem, specifically the role parents can play as the first line of defense in their children’s nutrition and fitness. Although the causes of childhood obesity vary, the effects do not: obesity compromises a child’s growth, health and quality of life. By combining interviews with experts and profiles with families, this one-hour documentary helps parents determine their children’s risk for obesity and offers proven, practical strategies for prevention and intervention.


12:00/— BBC World News12:30/— Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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(D) “Moment of Impact: Jungle” The conclusion looks at the bio-engineering of jungle residents, both on the ground and in the forest canopy. Leaf-cutter ants carry materials 10 times their weight. Cuban crocodiles leap up to 6 feet out of the water to catch prey. Basilisk lizards walk on water. The show also looks at how ospreys dive for fish and how a bat “swims” through the air. Part 2 of 2

8:00 NOVA(D) “Crash of Flight 447” A team of seasoned pilots, engineers and safety experts examine the evidence that emerges in the weeks following the disappearance of the Rio de Janeiro-to-Paris flight that flew straight into a towering thunderstorm. Expert testimony, messages from the plane’s computer system, CGI weather reconstructions and an airbus simulator provide a forensic view of events. (Rpt. 6/16)

9:00 Parents’ Survival Guide: Childhood ObesityThis film points out multi-faceted solutions to this growing pediatric health problem, specifically the role parents can play as the “first line of defense” in their children’s nutrition and fitness. Interviews with experts and family profiles provide help to determine a child’s risk for obesity and offers proven, practical strategies for prevention and intervention.

10:00 Ashes to AshesA series of politically motivated arson attacks take the team to yet another fire. Ray runs into the flames to save a cleaner trapped inside the burning building where he too becomes trapped. A suspect is arrested and detained but then another fire occurs. Meanwhile Alex is still trying to work out why she is still being haunted by the police officer with the 6-6-20 epaulette numbers.


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14 Thursday5:30 Nightly Business Report

6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00/8:00 Doc Martin

“Cats and Sharks” Bert Large’s restaurant is in financial trouble and cannot afford the food and drink for a charity event to raise money for Florence Dingle’s cat sanctuary. Eleanor comes to the rescue with a money-making plan but becomes sick herself before cooking her feast. Meanwhile the baby’s christening is planned just before Martin intends to leave permanently for London.

8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho(*) “The Foothills” The backdrop for Idaho’s Statehouse and the city of Boise is also the instant getaway for people in the Treasure Valley with more than 10,000 acres set aside through a voter-approved levy and more than 135 miles of trails. Runners, walkers, mountain bikers, wildflower hunters, wildlife watchers and more make year around use of the Foothills, which merge into the Boise Ridge, topped by Bogus Basin Ski Resort. (Rpt. 6/17)

8:30/7:30 Dialogue(*) “TBA” (Rpt. 6/17)

9:00 MI5The finale of the series begins with Harry facing deportation to the United States. Ruth and Section D decide to break Harry out of custody. Elena reveals attack plans designed to push Britain and Russia into war. Revelations and double-crosses place the safety of a passenger plane in doubt.

10:00 Independent Lens”We Were Here” Director David Weissman and collaborator and editor Bill Weber tell the story through five very personal interviews of how people coped and came together during the most destructive years of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco. The sickness decimated a community but also drew people together.

11:30 Charlie Rose12:30/11:30 Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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“A War of Nerves” A bomb disposal unit finds more than an unexploded bomb at the shipyard, which may also have connections to the communist agitator in town. Foyle and his team investigate a murder, numerous tips and strange connections. Part 2 of 2

9:00 Midsomer Murders“Dark Autumn” After the bodies of two husbands of women who had been involved with the postman are found, Barnaby and his team realize they are searching for a twisted murderer, who may have been scarred by childhood memories. Part 2 of 2

10:00 Great Performances “Harry Connick, Jr. in Concert on Broadway” The three-time Grammy Award winner is backed by his big band and a 12-piece string section with Connick on both a Steinway grand and an upright honky-tonk piano at New York’s Neil Simon Theater. The show was taped in July 2010 and features Connick performing a mix of standards, original compositions and New Orleans street music. Songs include “We Are in Love,” “The Way You Look Tonight,” “St. James Infirmary Blues” and “Bourbon Street Parade.”

11:30/— Charlie Rose12:30/11:30 Newsline

16 Saturday5:00/4:00 Antiques Roadshow

“Philadelphia, Pennsylvania” Part 2 of 3 (R from 6/11)

6:00/5:00 Antiques Roadshow UK“Birmingham Symphony Hall” Objects under scrutiny include a skull-handled walking cane

MI5Airs Thursdays, Season Finale June 14, at 9 pm MT/PT

MI5 ends with a bang — or two or three or more. After 10 seasons, the series known as “Spooks” in England ends. But first, there are stolen computers, secrets revealed, spies, counterspies, double-crosses, and innocent lives threatened before the fates of Harry, Ruth, their colleagues and Section D itself are decided. The final season of episodes will be repeated, beginning Thursday, June 21.


bought at a boot sale, which scares the owner when he learns of its value, and a collection of signed portraits from Hollywood’s leading performers of the 1950s and 1960s.

6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe”Athens and Side Trips” Rick tours the sights of ancient Athens — the Parthenon, Agora and the National Archaeological Museum. He takes a fast-paced pulse of the modern city before heading to the ruins of the mystical oracle at Delphi and the traffic-free Isle of Hydra.

—/6:00 European JournalKUID/KCDT only

—/6:30 BBC NewsnightKUID/KCDT only

7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show“My Blue Heaven” This show, which is new to public television, features Jo Ann Castle performing “Hello Dolly” and Arthur Duncan’s tribute to Bill “Bojangles” Robinson. Norma Zimmer sings the aria “One Fine Day” by Puccini. The show culminates with a patriotic segment celebrating Flag Day.

8:00 Are You Being Served?”Change Is as Good as a Rest” Mr. Grace plays musical chairs with the departments. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Wear employees find themselves in the toy department.

8:30 Keeping Up AppearancesHyacinth is still eager to impress Emmett with her prowess as a singer, especially now he is divorced and has moved in next door with his sister Liz.

9:00 As Time Goes ByJudy, Jean’s daughter, is besotted with Lionel while Allistair is smitten with Jean. Lionel and Jean hope the younger pair will hit it off together.

9:30 OutnumberedMum tries to keep peace in a car with a new-age auntie, a bewildered grandfather, and three fractious kids while stuck in traffic. Meanwhile, Dad is waiting outside the headmaster’s office, after an ill-judged joke.

10:00 The Red Green Show“What a Dump” The Lodge proposes itself to the city

of Toronto as an ideal place to dump garbage. Red makes an elaborate automated firewood chopper.

10:30 The Vicar of Dibley 2004 Christmas SpecialEveryone in Dibley is determined to celebrate Geraldine’s 10th anniversary as the first female vicar of England’s most eccentric parish. However, the Christmas carol-writing competition produces the worst rhyming couplets ever written and Geraldine barely manages to head off a plan to have a stripper at the Christmas Eve cocktail party. Other disasters and complications culminate in a most unusual Midnight Mass.

11:25 Doctor Who“The Lodger” In a house on Aickman, there is a staircase that people go up, but never down. To solve the mystery of the man upstairs, the Doctor must pass himself off as a normal human being, and share a flat with Craig Owens.

12:08/— Austin City Limits“Rosanne Cash/Brandi Carlile” The show is joined in progress as Cash presents tunes from her C&W tribute album The List. Carlile follows with genre-spanning tunes from Give Up the Ghost.

17 Sunday5:00/4:00 Moyers & Company6:00/5:00 William and Mary

Molly steps up her bid to get back her home. William falls victim to a bereaved father’s anger. Mary gets her job back.

—/6:00 NOVA“Crash of Flight 447” (R from 6/13) KUID/KCDT only

7:00 Outdoor Idaho(*) “The Foothills” (R from 6/14)

7:30 Oregon Field Guide“Newberry Crater Geothermal” A geothermal experiment outside Newberry Crater aims to get hot water out of a dry well in the hope of creating massive reservoirs two miles underground. The earth would heat the cold water injected into fissures in the rocks and pumps would bring the hot water back above ground for energy production.

8:00 Garrow’s LawGarrow is spurred by his nemesis Silvester to defend a man accused of raping a servant girl. Garrow wins the controversial case, and the detestable man is acquitted. Garrow’s close friendship with Lady Sarah is complicating his professional life.

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!(D) “Zen: Cabal” A disgraced aristocrat jumps off a bridge. Or was he pushed? Zen gets mixed signals from his scheming bosses. The Ministry of Justice wants a ruling of suicide. A powerful and beautiful female prosecutor hints that Zen had better start looking for the murderer. Additionally, it appears the victim may have been trying to inform on a group called the Cabal.

10:30 New Tricks“Tiger, Tiger” UCOS reopens a case of a zookeeper found mauled to death in a tiger enclosure. Now, a refurbishment at the zoo reveals evidence the man may have been killed before being deposited in the tiger’s space. The team discovers the seemingly quiet zookeeper was an adrenaline junkie with a passion for high risk activities.

11:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope“Riding the Range in Southern Alberta, Canada” Joseph visits ancient, sacred and historic native sites. He celebrates the rich heritage of the Blackfoot First Nations people. Then he saddles up and rides into the Alberta foothills in search of strays with Lucas family members on their ranch.

12:00/— Globe Trekker“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia” Merrilees Parker takes a culinary tour mixed with Viking history and heritage.

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18 monday5:30 Nightly Business Report 6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00 Antiques Roadshow

“Vintage Phoenix” ANTIQUES ROADSHOW first visited Phoenix in 1997, when Arizona was buzzing about a UFO sighting. Since then many things have changed including the value of some of the treasures: The original 1897 “Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,” letter to the New York Sun is today worth up to $50,000, a $20,000 bump in value. Other treasures have not been so lucky.

8:00 Antiques Roadshow“Atlantic City, New Jersey” Highlights include a Walt Whitman memoir inscribed by the author and an oil painting by 19-century Canadian artist Cornelius Krieghoff valued up to $350,000. Part 1 of 3

9:00 Globe Trekker“Globe Trekker Food Hour: Scandinavia” Merrilees Parker attends a Viking festival. She learns how to smoke herring in a Swedish village, and assists with the smorgasbord at a Midsummer Festival. She prepares moose with Lars Backman — inspiration

ANTIQUES ROADSHOWVintage ShowsAirs Mondays, June 18 and 25, at 7:00 p.m. MT/PT See if the objects found at the Phoenix, Arizona (June 18), and Secaucus, New Jersey (June 25), shows floated upstream or downstream in the last 15 years. In 1997 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW visited both cities. Now the program fast-forwards to 2012 to see if some of the items featured in the shows increased, decreased, or remained the same in value. For example: A circa 1900 ship model was bought at a yard sale in 1996, valued at $5,000-$7,000, but now is sinking fast to $300-$500. Conversely, a gaming table bought for $25 and appraised at $200,000 to $300,000 now could score $400,000-$600,000.Sponsors: Boise Co-op, Hollingshead Eye Center, Hospice of North Idaho, Pacific Steel & Recycling, Treasure Valley Hospice


for the Swedish Chef of “The Muppet Show” — and cooks with the Sami people at the Arctic Circle.

10:00 The Space Age: NASA’s Story“Tragedy” The white knuckle suspense thriller of Apollo 13’s famous near-disaster is only a prelude to darker moments ahead. After the Shuttle Challenger disaster, all missions are halted with NASA’s future in question. But the shuttle returns for 15 years of successful missions before disaster recurs with the loss of Columbia.


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“Fight the Good Fight” Connie fears that a young evacuee is in danger, while a death leaves Joyce reeling in shock. Lady Ellen shows her warm side and alarms her jealous sister. Jack tries to persuade Bea that Chicago is the safest place for her and the baby. Esther decides to raise money needed to save Martin’s eyesight.

8:00 Queen Victoria’s Empire“Engines of Change/Passage to India” The industrial revolution changes Britain. Urban migration leads to overcrowding, pollution and poverty. Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, becomes a guiding force in the monarchy. In India, Victorian values and Indian culture explode in mutiny. Parts 1 and 2 of 4

10:00 Frontline“TBA”


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“Superfish” The billfish — marlin, sailfish, spearfish and swordfish — slice through the water’s surface with explosive power. Their ocean journeys are epic, their life cycle, bizarre. Filmmaker and biologist Rick Rosenthal reveals the stories of these half-ton sea creatures.

8:00 NOVA“Hunting the Edge of Space: The Mystery of the Milky Way” Three centuries of engineering produce today’s sophisticated telescopes. They perch on mountaintops, orbit the Earth and circle other planets; together they reveal the solar system in greater and greater detail. NOVA visits some of the most powerful telescopes and embarks on a journey to the planets and moons. Part 1 of 2 (Rpt. 6/23)

9:00 Inside Nature’s Giants“Giant Squid” The team is in New Zealand to examine the seldom seen creature from the ocean depths. The largest one of these elusive giants ever found measured 59 feet long and weighed nearly a ton. The team explores the anatomy of this deep-sea alien with its three hearts, razor sharp beak, tooth-covered tentacles and bizarre reproductive system.

10:00 Ashes to AshesDCI Gene Hunt and team are hot on the tail of a van they believe contains a shipment of heroin — instead it yields an undercover policewoman from another jurisdiction, starting a police turf war as they all go after a local crime family. Alex is increasingly convinced the ghostly police constable haunting her is her key to returning home.


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21 Thursday5:30 Nightly Business Report6:00 PBS NewsHour7:00/8:00 Doc Martin

“Ever After” Mrs. Tischell’s long-standing crush on Doc Martin takes a dramatic turn in this final episode of the season. Fueled by a cocktail of drugs, Mrs. Tischell can no longer hide her unrequited love for the physician, and decides she must take drastic

action. Complicating her decision, her husband arrives home from his work on the oil rigs and announces his intention to retire.

8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho(*) “Oldtime Fiddlers” Idaho’s Danita Hartz prepares to defend her National Grand Champion title at the 2001 National Oldtime Fiddlers Contest in Weiser. Meanwhile she helps two students, ages 5 and 8, fiddle their way into the top ranks. (Rpt. 6/24)

8:30/7:30 Dialogue(*) “Good Summer Reading 2012” Host Marcia Franklin interviews authors Kim Barnes and Tim Cahill, who discuss their own work and writing styles, and recommend books for long summer days. Other favorite reading choices for summer have been submitted by viewers. Barnes is a University of Idaho English professor and author of five books. Cahill is a founding editor of Outside Magazine and author of 10 books. (No Call-in) (Rpt. 6/24)

9:00 MI5With help from Home Secretary William Towers, Harry returns to work on a provisional basis after being on leave because of trading a state secret for Ruth’s safety. Now Towers tells Harry that his Russian opposite, Llya Gavrik, has been smuggled into England along with his wife, Elena, a former asset of Harry’s. Gavrik is proposing a partnership between Russia and the United Kingdom without the Americans. Then Section D learns of a kill order by the Chechens on Gavrik.

10:00 POV“My Reincarnation” Filmed over 20 years by documentarian Jennifer Fox, the film chronicles the epic story of exiled Tibetan Buddhist master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and his Italian-born son, Yeshi, recognized from birth as the reincarnation

Final Season of MI5 Encores

Queen Victoria’s Reign Spans

History, Globe

INSIDE NATURE’S GIANTSSquid & CamelAirs Wednesdays, June 20 and 27, at at 9 pm MT/PT

Two additional episodes of this scientific series take an inside look at more of Earth’s large creatures to uncover their evolutionary secrets. A team of experts dissects a Giant Squid (June 20) in New Zealand to examine its three hearts, razor sharp beak, tooth-covered tentacles, and bizarre reproductive secrets. Then veterinary scientist Mark Evans and comparative anatomist Joy Reidenberg brave baking desert heat to dissect a Camel (June 27). They uncover some of the secrets that enable the “ship of the desert” to thrive in the dry, hostile environment.


of a famed Buddhist master, his late uncle. Fox chronicles the struggle to preserve Tibetan Buddhism in exile and the gentle tug between father and son, and between spiritual tradition and the modern world.

11:30/— Charlie Rose 12:30/11:30 Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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“Invasion” American GIs come to Hastings, expecting to make their base on David Barrett’s farm. Barrett reacts with hostility to the idea. Foyle finds a fishing partner; Sam gets a “Dear John” letter. There are secret meetings in the barn, a still turning out illegal alcohol, a dance and two bodies. Milner investigates his friend’s unexplained death and Foyle investigates the demise of a barmaid. Part 1 of 2

9:00 Midsomer Murders“Tainted Fruit” A new season begins with stolen drugs and syringes from a local veterinary surgery. The veterinary surgery owner and another man find a local woman dead next to her swimming pool, killed by an overdose of barbiturates. Soon the two men are found murdered as well. Part 1 of 2

10:00 Kevin Kirk & Onomatopoeia in Concert(*) This one-hour concert documentary features performances from a concert in Boise’s Egyptian Theatre and interviews with the Idaho musicians who create jazz that is eclectic, high energy, “practically unboxable.” Members and alumni of the Treasure Valley Youth Symphony add a symphonic sound to the Idaho Public Television production.


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“Vintage Phoenix” (R from 6/18)6:00/5:00 Antiques Roadshow UK

“Holkham Hall 1” Local people and their treasures brave a downpour to meet with Michael Aspel and the team of experts. Key items include an antique three-leaf clover brooch worth the price of a small car, and a pair of Buffalo Bill Cody’s gloves.

6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe“Greece’s Peloponnese” Rick visits the old port town of Nafplio, time-trips through the ruins of Olympia,

and takes center stage at the preserved theater at Epidauros.



7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show“Harry Warren Salute” This 1972 salute to Warren’s music opens with “Lullaby of Broadway.” Norma Zimmer sings “I Only Have Eyes for You.” Jimmy Roberts charms with “I Love My Baby.” Mary Lou and the boys say that “Lulu’s Back in Town.” Ralna delivers a memorable “You’ll Never Know.”

8:00 Are You Being Served?“Founder’s Day” Young Mr. Grace is brought to full glory.

8:30 Keeping Up AppearancesHyacinth has to intervene when she learns from relatives that Daddy has slipped out and run up a toy store bill he cannot pay.

9:00 As Time Goes ByLionel finds being shot for a book cover image is more frightening than war. Jean decides to join him and is amused at the photographer’s tricks.

9:30 OutnumberedBen’s fibbing goes to a new level as parents at a school football match begin to compliment Dad on his friendship with the prime minister. Then Mum and Dad plan a romantic evening that is interrupted before it begins.

10:00 The Red Green Show“Winston’s Wedding” Winston seeks Red’s help. He has everything needed for a wedding but the bride. Red and Walter have a melon tossing contest.

10:30 The Vicar of Dibley 2006 Christmas Special“Vicar in White” This final VICAR OF DIBLEY program has Geraldine planning to marry handsome Harry Kennedy, a “townie” with a weekend cottage. The villagers are determined to take over preparations, and Alice wants a DOCTOR WHO theme for the nuptials. The festive season becomes a tale of confusion, unrequited love and utter chaos — with a happy ending.

11:25 Doctor Who“The Pandorica” The Doctor’s friends unite to send him a warning: The Pandorica, which is said to contain the most feared being in the cosmos, is opening. But no one seems to know what is really inside, and there is some question about whether the Doctor would be able to stop whatever it is.

12:15/— Austin City Limits“Lyle Lovett/Box Schneider” This is the final show taped in Studio 6A, the original home of AUSTIN CITY LIMITS, before the series begins taping the

VICAR OF DIBLEY Finale Airs

The independent documentary series with the “point of view” kicks off its 25th season with My Reincarnation (June 21), the story of a Tibetan Buddhist teacher and scholar named Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche and his spiritual conflict with his Italian-born son, Yeshi, who wants to lead the normal life of a Westerner. My Reincarnation follows a long, gentle, sometimes amusing, yet intense struggle between father and son. The father feels enormous responsibility for keeping an ancient spiritual and cultural tradition alive in the face of a 50-year long “diaspora” that threatens Tibetan identity. Namkhai Norbu, along with the Tibetan Buddhist community, is convinced Yeshi is the reincarnation of his own master and destined to take up his father’s work. Yeshi, however, was raised in Italy and feels and looks more like an up-and-coming young businessman than anybody’s spiritual master. Granito: How to Nail a Dictator (June 28) is the season’s second show and tells the story of how a film, aiding a new generation of human rights activists, becomes a granito — a tiny grain of sand — that helps tip the scales of justice in Central America. In a stunning milestone for justice, a Guatemalan court recently charged former dictator Efraín Ríos Montt with genocide for his brutal war against the country’s Mayan people in the 1980s. Pamela Yates’ 1983 documentary, When the Mountains Tremble, provided key evidence for bringing the indictment. Sponsors: Boise Weekly, The Flicks

POVAirs Thursdays, June 21 and 28,

at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT


12:00/— BBC World News12:30/— Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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28 Thursday5:30 Nightly Business Report6:00 PBS NewsHour

7:00/8:00 Doc Martin“Going Bodmin” In his sharp suits and flashy car, Martin Ellingham is a fish out of water in a Cornish village. A series of mishaps and mismatches convinces the former surgeon who has developed an aversion to blood that he may not be cut out for general practitioner duties outside London either.

8:00/7:00 Outdoor Idaho(*) “Borderlands” In the little-traveled area along the Idaho-Nevada border west of U.S. 93, there are spectacular canyons, a fish-filled reservoir, cattle drivers, forested mountains, a historic hot springs and the site of the nation’s last gold rush. (Rpt. 7/1)

8:30/7:30 Dialogue(*) “Reporters’ Roundup” Members of the Idaho media gather to discuss current issues in the state. (Call-in) (Rpt. 7/1)

9:00 MI5A laptop containing the identities of five high-level assets is stolen. One of the identified assets, Martha Ford, is close to one of Gavrik’s companies. Assets begin to be killed and Martha’s identity is leaked. Harry meets with Elena to tell her that someone is posing as him.

10:00 POV(D) “Granito: How To Nail a Dictator” A documentary

filmmaker, a forensic archivist, a forensic anthropologist, an international lawyer, a Maya survivor and a Nobel Peace Laureate gather clues, evidence and memories of the civil war waged between peasant revolutionaries and military junta in Guatemala in the 1980s. A Guatemalan court recently charged former dictator Efraén Ríos Montt with genocide for his brutal war against the country’s Maya people.

11:30/— Charlie Rose 12:30/11:30 Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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“Invasion” A variety of stories, confessions and secrets come out after the aborted dance at the Americans’ headquarters. Milner and Foyle come to believe the deaths are connected. Part 2 of 2

9:00 Midsomer Murders“Tainted Fruit” Barnaby and Troy weed through a dark world of adultery and lies to uncover the identity of a calculating perpetrator. Part 2 of 2

10:00 Mariachi High — PBS ArtsThis year-in-the-life of the champion mariachi ensemble at Zapata High School in South Texas showcases their musical virtuosity and the music they make. As they immerse themselves in this musical tradition of western Mexico, they also become determined students who not only graduate from high school but go on to college — and they build bridges to the older generations of their community.

11:00 Charlie Rose 12:00/— BBC World News

12:30/— Newsline1:00/12:00 Overnight Schedule

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“Vintage Secaucus” (R from 6/25)6:00/5:00 Antiques Roadshow UK

“Holkham Hall 2” In the second visit to north Norfolk, treasures include relics used during the Charge of the Light Brigade, a simple glass bottle valued at more than $3,000, and an exquisite art deco dressing table.

6:30/5:30 Rick Steves’ Europe“Copenhagen” Rick discovers reminders of the capital city’s Viking history, strolls down Europe’s first great pedestrian boulevard, ogles crown jewels in the palace treasury, and finishes up at Copenhagen’s full-time carnival, Tivoli Gardens.



7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show“Country & Western” The show opens to “Orange Blossom Special.” Neil Levang and Buddy Merrill sing about “San Antonio Rose.” Larry Hooper is the “Auctioneer.” Bob Lido puts his original stamp on “Ragtime Cowboy Joe.”

8:00 Are You Being Served?“Old Order Changes” Mr. Grace returns from a trip to the States with some startling innovations.

8:30 Keeping Up AppearancesHyacinth is eager to take delivery of a new furniture suite, a replica of one used by royalty, but the delivery goes awry.

9:00 As Time Goes ByJean and Lionel find themselves alone for the weekend. Lionel finds his book-cover photograph distasteful.

9:30 OutnumberedBen insists he has a mysterious illness and is far too ill to go to school. Auntie Angela’s been dumped by her boyfriend and the family rallies to cheer her up, as only they know how to do.

10:00 The Red Green Show“Man of the Year” The guys from the Lodge nominate a man who does not exist, as Possum Lake’s Man of the Year, hoping to win a new fishing boat.

10:30 The Vicar of Dibley StoryThis tribute documentary includes clips, behind-

VICAR OF DIBLEY Documentary

Goes Behind Scenes

PBS ARTS Mariachi HighAirs Friday, June 29, at 10:00 p.m. MT/PT This documentary chronicles a year in the life of a champion mariachi ensemble from Zapata High School in south Texas as the young musicians compete and perform with musical virtuosity. As President Obama sounds a call to lower Latino dropout rates, the highest in the country, this film turns a positive lens on the dreams and challenges of a group of Mexican-American teens and provides a much-needed example of young Latinos who are inspired by cultural pride and striving for excellence. In this film, these college-bound role models compete to be the state’s champion band while experiencing the trials and triumphs shared by all American teens — from nerve-racking band auditions to graduation and beyond.

DOC MARTIN Returns To Season One


the-scenes footage and interviews with cast and crew members. Dawn French (Geraldine), Emma Chambers (Alice), series creator/writer Richard Curtis and others reminisce about how the show began, the development of individual characters and the political impact of the show.

11:30 Doctor Who“The Big Bang” The Doctor is gone, the TARDIS destroyed, and the universe is collapsing. The only

hope for all of reality is a little girl who still believes in stars.

12:24/— Austin City Limits“Randy Newman” Songwriting legend Randy Newman takes the stage with a selection of his greatest hits.

Science Trek

Enlivens Museum After Hours

On April 13 and 14, Idaho State University was host to 134 students from grades 3-5, who explored hands-on science projects at Science Trek 2012. This overnight adventure has been part of the spring ritual for children in eastern Idaho since 1989 when Idaho Public Television first teamed up with the Idaho Museum of Natural History for a science “slumber party.” Dr. Steven Shropshire started off the 2012 event with a bang — blowing up gas-filled balloons and demonstrating how to blow smoke-rings with a garbage can. Afterward the children split into 14 different smaller groups for deeper explorations of scientific themes like microbiology and robotics. The evening included pizza, a movie and finally bedding down for the night amongst the dinosaur bones and other fossils. Our thanks go out to Rebecca Thorne-Ferrel at the Idaho Museum of Natural History who has led the event for each of its 23 years and to the dozens of volunteers who share their whole night to make it possible.

• DIALOGUE “Budget Cuts 2011” in Government/Political category.• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO in Television Writing category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Salmon River Lodges & Legacies” in Videography — TV category.• “Heli-Skiing” in Video Essay category. Seven second-place awards went to:• D4K “Snakes” in Public Affairs Program — TV-Studio category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “The People’s Land” in Public Affairs Program — TV-Field category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Boat Builders” in Documentary — TV category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Eyes of the Forest” in Outdoor/Environment Report category.• IdahoPTV in TV Graphics category.• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS IN IDAHO in Media Kit — PR category.• D4K in Website — Special Purpose category. Four third-place awards went to:• DIALOGUE “Captured by the Taliban” in Public Affairs Program category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Writers at Harriman” in Documentary — TV category.• IDAHO REPORTS in Government/Political — TV category.

• D4K “Snakes” in Television Writing — TV category. A first-place award from NETA (National Education Telecommunications Association) went to “Web,” Teacher Resources. D4K in Children’s Programs category and THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE in Informational category each earned a GOLDEN EAGLE Award from CINE of Washington, D.C. D4K and THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE also were finalists in the New York Film Festivals competitions. Five Bronze Telly Awards (second place) honored:• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Salmon River Lodges & Legacies” in Travel/Tourism category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Canyonlands Calling” in Information category.• OUTDOOR IDAHO “Boat Builders” in Miscellaneous category.• THE COLOR OF CONSCIENCE in Social Responsibility category.• SKY ISLAND in Documentary category.

IdahoPTV Earns Regional Emmy Nominations, Other Awards


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MICHAEL WOOD’S THE STORY OF ENGLAND A CAPITOL FOURTH 2012

2012

The 18th annual PBS Kids Go! Writers Contest attracted entries from throughout the

state once again this year.

Children in grades K-3 authored and illustrated some amazing stories, including

tales of bunnies and beaches, friends and football, sisters and spies, and much

more! Their creativity and talent are evident in the quality of the winning stories.

Judges selected winners at each station (KUID, KAID and KISU), all of whom

are being awarded prizes in or near their hometowns in May. All first-place entries

have been sent to the national contest to compete for prizes there, which should be

announced later this month.

Stories are judged on originality, creative expression, storytelling and

integration of text and pictures. All of the winning stories can be viewed at

www.idahoptv.org/kids.

The winners are:

Idaho Public Television would like to thank our judges Matt Maw, Susan

Steele, Terry Armstrong and Jesica DeHart, and our supporters: Rediscovered

Bookshop (Boise); Iconoclast Books (Ketchum); BookPeople (Moscow); Kiwanis

Clubs of Moscow, Lewiston, Coeur d’Alene and Orofino; Coeur d’Alene Public

Library; and Garden City Library. Without them, this contest would not be

possible.

Kindergarten

First Place: Genna Larsen, Jerome; Laneah Robinson, Rexburg; Piper Canning, Post Falls

Second Place: Taylor Wald, Boise; Hallie Miles, Blackfoot; Paige Wilton, Hayden

Third Place: Caroline Sann, Kimberly; Lane Woodby, Chubbuck; Christopher Gabbert, Post Falls

First Grade

First Place: Olivia Lindsey, Greenleaf; Grace Morrissey, Pocatello; Maggie Russell, Sandpoint

Second Place: Hannah Eagy, Boise; Nathan Cooper, Idaho Falls; Brianna Branson, Nezperce

Third Place: Marcus Staffen, Jerome; Briggs Hansen, Idaho Falls; Hailey Barrett, Nezperce

Second Grade

First Place: Lucy Ludwig, Bellevue; Rook Underwood, Idaho Falls; Teryn McCarthy, Lewiston

Second Place: Lanse Larsen, Jerome; Shari Tanner, Rupert; Grace Tiegs, Nezperce

Third Place: Janie Haskell, Caldwell; Brianna Leon, Rupert; Jillian Lux, Nezperce

Third Grade

First Place: Frances Chai, Meridian; Dylan Lowder, American Falls; Maria Aguiar Duarte,

Kellogg

Second Place: David Staffen, Jerome; Charity Wilson, Rexburg; Cassidy Henderson, Deary

Third Place: Danny Cochrane, McCall; Kaiya Waggoner, Pocatello; Keaton Woolsey,

Coeur d’Alene

WinnersAnnounced


STATION NOTES

As summer approaches, Idaho Public Television’s development staff is busy trying to reach our fiscal year-end fundraising target. At just over $3.2 million, this is the most aggressive private fundraising goal our station has set. At press time, we are $300,000 away from achieving this momentous goal. If you have not yet renewed your membership, please do so by June 30 to continue your commitment to Idaho Public Television. It is your membership contribution that pays for the outstanding programming available on Idaho Public Television.

I am reminded that as we close out the financial year, this is also a time of gratitude. From individual donors to family foundations, from in-kind donations of products and services to countless hours of volunteers’ time, I am humbled by the outpouring of support from the Idaho community and grateful for the generous gifts of time, talent and treasure. Thank you for helping us bring you the best that television has to offer.

IdahoPTV Seeks Final Dollars for Fiscal Year 2012 Goal; And Thanks All Who Donate Time, Money, Services, Products By Megan Griffin, Director of Development

Give to Idaho Public Television with a Legacy Gift

Include Idaho Public Television in your estate plans to leave a legacy that helps educate, inform and inspire.For more information or to make your planned gift, call Director of Development Megan Griffin at (208) 373-7220.

Scott Soder Joins IdahoPTVAs Director of Major Giving

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graphic evidence of life on the eve of the Norman Conquest. He discovers that Kibworth goes through the worst famine in European history during the 14th century, and then how two-thirds of the people die in the Black Death. Wood discovers how the Industrial Revolution changed the village and its people forever. Then, he uncovers the secret history of a Victorian village more colorful than even Dickens could have imagined. From World War I battlefields to the bombing of the village in 1940, the series finally moves into the brave new world of “homes for heroes.” Intertwining the local and national narratives, this is a moving and informative picture of one local community through time. That’s MICHAEL WOOD’S THE STORY OF ENGLAND, Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. beginning July 3. And that’s my pick for next month.

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