SDPB Magazine

February 2012

VOL. 43 NO. 2 February 2012

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Education Is the Heart of SDPB“Hello Children. This is Allis…”

“I’m Diana Tollefson. Why don’t you Draw With Me!”

“Welcome to Candy Cane Lane!”

“Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?”

The listeners and viewers of South Dakota Public Broadcasting rely on SDPB for educational programming. Many grew up with us.

Formal educational programming began in 1932, when KUSD-AM radio first broadcast the “South Dakota School of the Air” in conjunction with the Extension Service and the University of South Dakota. The first series of programs was a nine-part lecture titled “The English Letters of Voltaire.”

As the educational service expanded on the radio, schools began using the service in the classroom. This allowed small schools located remotely to offer music classes, more advanced math and literature courses and other subjects they could not offer because of limited resources.

By the 1950s, Allis Rice and Ruth Adkins were writing and producing award-winning classroom lessons under the guidance of the South Dakota Department of Education and a board of directors made up of area educators. These programs were aired not only on KUSD-AM, but also on a network of commercial stations across the state that donated airtime to the project.

Public television came along in the 1960s and enhanced the classroom opportunities available. The growth of the SDPB Television network to a statewide system allowed teachers the opportunity to place TV sets in the classroom where lessons could be offered. Later, educational programming was offered overnight and teachers would request shows from a vast library of topics and subjects.

Just as the Philco radio or Motorola TV was a fixture in the classrooms of the past, the computer is a fixture today. And SDPB has adapted to that technology to give educators access to content online, including lessons, lesson plans and teacher’s guides. Teachers have the opportunity to enhance their classroom presentations and students of all ages have the option of learning at a pace that’s comfortable.

SDPB educates and informs throughout the day on TV, Radio and Online. Your support through the years has made it possible. Thank you!

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Meet Sid the Science Kid in Brookings!Sunday, Feb. 12, Noon-5pm

It’s a Free Day of Play on Super Science Sunday. Sid the Science Kid, SDPB and the Children’s Museum of South Dakota are presenting fabulous fun on Sunday, Feb. 12, from Noon to 5pm.

There’s something for all ages at the state-of-the-art Brookings museum. You’re invited!

Free admission.•Presentations – with live animals! – by •Terri and Todd of the SDPB program Nature Adventures.Amazing demos and experiments by •SDPB’s Science Steve.State-of-the-art hands-on science •exhibits at the museum.Free Sid’s Little Scientist Day Journal •for young visitors.Screenings of • Sid the Science Kid programs.Best of all, Sid the Science Kid will be •on hand for photos and hugs. SDPB’s Buddy and the museum’s Kidoodle character will be on hand, too.

Make a special trip for Super

Science Sunday. You’ll be glad you did.The Children’s Museum of South Dakota

promotes learning for children of all ages and abilities through interactive, informal, hands-on exhibits and demonstrations. The museum is located in downtown Brookings at 521 4th St. Directions and more are available at the website: prairieplay.org.

Sid the Science Kid, a PBS KIDS program, encourages young children (ages 3 to 6) to experience the wonder and delight of science. It airs on SDPB1 Television on weekdays at 11am (10 MT) and Sundays at 8am (7 MT).

Nature Adventures, produced in South Dakota, explores the world of nature right here in our region. It airs on SDPB1 on Sundays at 5:30pm (4:30 MT) and on SDPB3 on Saturdays at 5:30pm (4:30 MT). Additional information and related activities are available at SDPB.org/NatureAdventures.

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One-Act Plays, Wrestling and Gymnastics action are in the spotlight as SDPB presents high school achievement events in February. SDPB.org covers all the events, and SDPB Television features B and A Class Wrestling and highlights of the Gymnastics Finals.

The month starts off with the One-Act Play Festival in Aberdeen, Feb. 2-4. Details, photos and awards will be featured online at SDPB.org.

Class A and AA Gymnastics Finals are featured from Brookings on Feb. 17-18 on the web. SDPB1 Television will feature a two-hour highlights program on Feb. 26 at Noon (11 MT).

Wrestling hits the mats on SDPB.org on Feb 24-25 with Class A in Aberdeen and Class B in Rapid City. SDPB Television will air the finals live on Feb. 25 with six+ hours of Class B on the SDPB1 channel beginning at 5pm (4 MT) and Class A on the SDPB2 channel beginning at 4pm (3 MT).

Coverage of events on SDPB.org and on SDPB Television is offered in partnership with the South Dakota High School Activities Association. Major sponsors of high school activities coverage are Dacotah Bank and Midcontinent Communications. Other sponsors include Farmers Union Insurance and Scheels. Also, Independent Insurance Agents of South Dakota, South Dakota Broadband Initiative, South Dakota Department of Education and Touchstone Energy. Also, South Dakota Crop Improvement Association, Subway and Taco John’s. Web coverage and Web broadcasts are supported by SDN Communications and Farmers Union Insurance.

Wrestling action from the 2011 tournament.

Gymnastics jumps into action.

One-Act Play contestants from 2011.

Actors, Wrestlers, Gymnasts Star on SDPB

Championship Coverage

One-Act Play FestivalInfo, Photos & Awards – SDPB.orgFeb. 2-4, from Aberdeen

High School Class B Wrestling live from Rapid City (app. 6.5 hours).SDPB1 TelevisionSaturday, Feb. 25, 5 p.m. (4 MT)

High School Class A Wrestling live from Aberdeen (app. 6.5 hours).SDPB2 TelevisionSaturday, Feb. 25, 4 p.m. (3 MT)

Gymnastics, highlights taped in Brookings.SDPB1 TelevisionSunday, Feb. 26, Noon (11 MT)

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Statehouse Keeps Track of SD LegislatureSDPB.org/Statehouse

The action heats up in February for Statehouse, SDPB’s comprehensive coverage of the South Dakota Legislature via SDPB.org, SDPB Television and SDPB Radio.

The 87th South Dakota Legislature will run into deadlines for moving bills from committee and work will begin in earnest on the budget process.

SDPB1 TelevisionTuesdays, 7pm (6 MT) –

Statehouse Live, a one-hour public affairs program, featuring experts and lawmakers in a lively discussion of activities in Pierre.

Fridays, 8pm (7 MT) – Statehouse, a 30-minute recap of the week’s top decisions, issues and activities.

SDPB2 TelevisionStatehouse House and Statehouse

Senate – Live coverage from the House Floor each day of the session, followed by taped coverage from the Senate Floor on SDPB2 TV at 2pm (1 MT) or 1pm (Noon MT) on the last legislative day of the week (Feb. 2, 10, 16, & 24). Each day is expected to include 2 to 6 hours of coverage.

Statehouse Press Briefings – As each work week of the Legislature ends (Feb. 2, 10, 16 & 24; March 2), SDPB2 offers live broadcasts of the press briefings for Republicans, Democrats and Governor. The parties alternate between 9:30am and 10am (8:30 & 9 MT) start times, and the Governor begins at 11am (10 MT).

SDPB Online SDPB.org/statehouse offers live and

archived audio of governor’s speeches and all Legislative public committee meetings and floor sessions at SDPB.org in partnership with the Legislative Research Council. In addition, check SDPB.org for archives of related SDPB Television programs & SDPB Radio reports.

SDPB RadioCheck out daily live reports from the

Capitol on Dakota Midday on weekdays at Noon (11 MT), plus news updates throughout the day each day of the session as warranted, with special programs and reports as they happen.

SDPB’s Statehouse coverage is supported by The South Dakota Bar Foundation, SDN Communications, and Missouri River Energy Services.


New Programs Coming to SDPB RadioWeekends are getting even better on

SDPB Radio in March, beginning on Saturday, March 10.

Several new programs are on the agenda, including No Cover, No Minimum Radio, a local program; Radiolab; The Best of the Rest; Selected Shorts; Piano Jazz Rising Stars; Fresh Air Weekend; and American Routes, a longtime favorite that’s coming back to SDPB Radio in February. These programs – plus weekend favorites like This American Life, Car Talk, All Things Considered and the local Best of Dakota Midday – focus on Public Radio’s strength – telling our stories in innovative and compelling ways.

State of the Re:Union – Focusing on American communities, problems and solutions.

The Moth Radio Hour – Drawing us into other lives, times and emotions

RadiolabSaturdays, 11am (10 MT)

What happens when you place science in context with all aspects of life? The answer: Radiolab, an experiential investigation that explores themes and ideas through a people, sounds, and stories. In each episode, Radiolab experiments with sound and style allowing science to fuse with culture, and information. Hosted by Jad Abumrad with co-host Robert Krulwich,

The Best of the RestSaturdays, 3pm (2 MT)

This hour features the best of specials and several short-run series for public radio. They include programs like:

Freakonomics Radio – Using economics to decipher everyday life in surprising ways.

Radiolab’s Abumrad and Krulwich.

American RoutesSaturdays, 7pm (6 MT)(beginning Saturday, Feb. 4)

The musical sounds of America come alive through this series that looks into the lives, passions and experiences of the artists and the roots of musical styles in each two-hour program. Its range includes blues and jazz, gospel and soul, old-time country and rockabilly, Cajun and Zydeco, Tejano and Latin, roots rock and pop, avant-garde and classical. Get a sneak listen in February with a series of one-hour programs on Saturdays at 7pm (6 MT).

American Routes Host Nick Spitzer.

Freakonomics Host Stephen Dubner.

Al Letson hosts State of the Re:Union.

as people tell their own compelling stories.Hidden World of Girls – Showcasing

the remarkable stories of women. Hosted by Tina Fey.

American Radioworks – Telling the stories of our past and present through documentaries.

Be sure to tune in for some of the best programming on Radio.

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Piano Jazz Rising StarsSundays, 9pm (8 MT)

This new series focuses on the young “legends” of today who are adventurously taking jazz into the 21st century.

Fresh Air WeekendSundays, Midnight (11 MT)

The best from the weekdays afternoon interviews and cultural segments are combined in Fresh Air Weekend, a one-hour program.

No Cover, No Minimum RadioSaturdays, 11pm (10 MT)

SDPB Television’s long-running music series is coming to SDPB Radio. The program features performance in South Dakota, including many South Dakota performers. The program includes insightful interviews with the artists and great music in a variety of styles. Hosted by Karl Gehrke.

Selected ShortsSundays, 8pm (7 MT)

The literary series provides a showcase for classic and emerging writers. Top stars of Broadway and Hollywood give life to works of short fiction with dramatic readings. The one-hour readings are recorded at venues across the United States. Get a sneak listen in February on Sundays at 11pm (10 MT).

Revised Schedule in Store for Radio WeekendsSeveral programs will move to new times on SDPB Radio on March 10. The tentative

March schedule below indicates new programs with ** and new times with *.Saturday 1am (Midnight MT) BBC World Service 6am (5 MT) People’s Pharmacy 7am (6 MT) Weekend Edition 9am (8 MT) Car Talk 10am (9 MT) Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me! 11am (10 MT) Radiolab** Noon (11 MT) This American Life* 1pm (Noon MT) Bob Edwards Weekend* 2pm (1 MT) Best of Dakota Midday* 3pm (2 MT) The Best of the Rest** 4pm (3 MT) All Things Considered 5pm (4 MT) A Prairie Home Companion 7pm (6 MT) American Routes** 9pm (8 MT) On Record 11pm (10 MT) No Cover, No Minimum Radio** Midnight (11 MT) Blues and Beyond*

Sunday 1am (Midnight MT) BBC World Service 6am (5 MT) Best of Dakota Midday* 7am (6 MT) Weekend Edition 9am (8 MT) Krista Tippett on Being* 10am (9 MT) Travel with Rick Steves* 11am (10 MT) The Splendid Table* Noon (11 MT) A Prairie Home Companion 2pm (1 MT) SymphonyCast 4pm (3 MT) From The Top 5pm (4 MT) All Things Considered 6pm (5 MT) Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me! 7pm (6 MT) This American Life 8pm (7 MT) Selected Shorts** 9pm (8 MT) Piano Jazz Rising Stars** 10pm (9 MT) Big Band Spotlight* 11pm (10 MT) Thistle & Shamrock* Midnight (11 MT) Fresh Air Weekend**

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The best of Terry Gross is showcased in Fresh Air Weekend.

Jon Weber leads Piano Jazz Rising Stars.

Karl Gehrke hosts No Cover, No Minimum Radio


Bring Your Treasures to Antiques RoadshowAt last! Antiques Roadshow

is coming to South Dakota! The appraisal event takes

place at Rapid City’s Rushmore Plaza Civic Center on Saturday, July 14. The programs featuring the Rapid City event will be aired in 2013.

Admission is free, but tickets are required and must be obtained in advance. One application (for two tickets) is accepted from each household. Applications and complete ticketing rules are available on pbs.org/antiques or by dialing toll-free 1-888-762-3749. Ticketing sign-up will continue until

April 16 and distribution will be determined by random drawing.

ROADSHOW’s 2012 Tour features a series of six local events across the U.S. at which top appraisers offer the public free evaluations of antiques and collectibles. The appraisals

are taped and the best ones are edited into three one-hour programs from each city. In addition, each program takes a look at some of the historic and/or cultural highlights of each location.

This is your chance to show off your treasures.

Whales, Politics, Music and MoreFrontline, American Experience,

Nature and American Masters dazzle in February with exciting new programs.

Frontline The Interruptors SDPB1: Tuesday, Feb. 14, 8pm (7 MT) SDPB2: Wednesday, Feb. 15 6pm (5 MT) & 11pm (10 MT)

During one weekend in Chicago in 2008, 37 people were shot, seven of them fatally. In The Interruptors, a two-hour special, Frontline follows a group of older former gang leaders trying to “interrupt” shootings and protect their communities from the violence they once committed.

American Experience Clinton SDPB1: Monday & Tuesday, Feb. 20-21, 8pm (7 MT) SDPB2: Fridays, Feb. 24 & March 2 6pm (5 MT) & 11pm (10 MT)

From draft dodging to the Dayton Accords, from Monica Lewinsky to a balanced budget, the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton veered between scandal and grand achievement. The two-part, four-hour program follows Clinton across his two terms and features unprecedented access to Clinton insiders.

Nature Ocean Giants SDPB1: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 7pm (6 MT) SDPB2: Monday, Feb. 27 6pm (5 MT) & 11pm (10 MT)

How much do we really know about

whales and dolphins? Whales and dolphins, known as cetaceans, may appear to be totally alien to us — but with their mental ability, group communication and the recent discovery that dolphins have individual names, they are closer to us than we ever imagined. This three-hour special provides new insights.

American Masters Cab Calloway: Sketches SDPB1: Monday, Feb. 27, 9pm (8 MT)

Hi de hi de hi de ho. “Minnie the Moocher” was Cab Calloway’s signature song, and Harlem’s famous Cotton Club was his home stage. A singer, dancer and band leader, he was an exceptional figure in the history of jazz.

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American Experience Clinton – President Clinton, middle, brokered a peace agreement in 1993 between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat.

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SDPB1 WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS

5am / 4 MT GED Connection Knitting Daily Dakota Life 5:30/4:30 MT Workplace Skills Dakota Life Signing Time6am / 5 MT BBC World News Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Curious George

6:30/5:30 MT Maya & Miguel Bob the Builder The Cat in the Hat 7am / 6 MT Curious George Curious George Super Why!

7:30/6:30 MT The Cat in The Hat The Cat in the Hat Dinosaur Train8am / 7 MT Super Why! Super Why! Sid the Science Kid

8:30/7:30 MT Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Martha Speaks9am / 8 MT Clifford the Big Red Dog Thomas & Friends Arthur

9:30/8:30 MT Zooboomafoo Angelina Ballerina WordGirl 10am / 9 MT Caillou It’s Sew Easy Cyberchase

10:30/9:30 MT WorldWorld Love of Quilting Electric Company11am / 10 MT Sid the Science Kid Quilt in a Day McLaughlin Group11:30/10:30MT Barney & Friends Sewing with Nancy Market to MarketNoon/ 11 MT Sesame Street Quilting Arts Native Report

12:30/11:30MT Rough Cut – Woodworking Growing Bolder

SDPB2 WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS

5am / 4 MT Various documentaries Inside Washington

See regular listings 6-11pm (5-10 MT)

5:30/4:30 MT Washington Week6am / 5 MT News, public affairs, talk,

interview programsTo the Contrary

6:30/5:30 MT Maria Hinojosa7am / 6 MT See regular listings

6-9pm (5-8 MT)

Statehouse Press BriefingsFeb. 2, 10, 16, 249:30-Noon (8:30-11am MT)

Need to Know7:30/6:30 MT Inside Washington 8am / 7 MT 2/4 Harlem in Montmartre

2/11 Am. Masters: The Doors2/18 Am. Masters: Keillor2/25 Am. Masters: Cooke & Gaye

8:30/7:30 MT9am / 8 MT

9:30/8:30 MT10am / 9 MT Various documentary Wealthtrack History Detectives Feb. 5

Faces of America Feb. 12, 19, 2610:30/9:30 MT Inside Washington11am / 10 MT Tavis Smiley

On Call Mondays(repeats from 8-10am/7-9 MT) See regular listings

11pm-1am (10-Midnight MT)11:30/10:30MTNoon/ 11 MT News, public affairs, talk,

interview programs12:30/11:30MT

SDPB3 Sunday & Wednesday Monday & Friday Tuesday & ThursdaySaturday

Theme Days5am / 4 MT Knit & Crochet Now Sewing with Nancy Scheewe Art Workshop

February 4“Big GameSnack Attack”February 11“So in Love”Valentine’s Day.February 18“Let the Good Times Roll”Mardi Gras fun.February 25“African Roots”Travel & food.Noon (11 MT)Curiosity Quest

12:30 (11:30 MT)Biz Kids$

5:30/4:30 MT Donna Dewberry Show Grand View Joy of Painting6am / 5 MT America’s Test Kitchen Simply Ming Essential Pepin

6:30/5:30 MT Lidia’s Italy in America Lidia’s Italy in America Burt Wolf: What We Eat 7am / 6 MT Chef John Besh Ciao Italia Cuisine Culture

7:30/6:30 MT Sara’s Weeknight Meals Scandinavian Cooking Mexico – One Plate 8am / 7 MT Rick Steves’ Europe Rick Steves’ Europe Globe Trekker8:30/7:30 MT Travelscope Grannies on Safari9am / 8 MT Lakota Berenstain (S) Gardening programs (M,W&F) The Victory Garden

9:30/8:30 MT Ask This Old House This Old House Woodwright’s Shop10am / 9 MT For Your Home Rough Cut – Woodwork Woodturning Woodshop

10:30/9:30 MT Katie Brown Workshop Around the House Glass with Vicki Payne11am / 10 MT Knit & Crochet Now Sewing with Nancy Scheewe Art Workshop11:30/10:30MT Donna Dewberry Show Grand View Joy of PaintingNoon/ 11 MT Am.’s Test Kitchen (W)

Arthur (Su) Simply Ming Essential Pepin

12:30/11:30MT Lidia’s Italy (W)Word Girl (Su) Lidia’s Italy Burt Wolf: What We Eat

Indicates locally produced programming. Find full schedules at SDPB.org.


Indicates locally produced programming. Find full schedules at SDPB.org.

TV LISTINGS CHANGE – Please note:Pages 10-12 – Feb. 1-7 from 1pm (Noon MT) to 1am (Midnight MT)Pages 13-15 – Feb. 8-18 from 1pm (Noon MT) to 1am (Midnight MT)Pages 16-18 – Feb. 19-29 from 1pm (Noon MT) to 1am (Midnight MT)

FEB 1pm /Noon MT

1:30pm 12:30 MT

2pm /1 MT

2:30pm /1:30 MT

3pm /2 MT

3:30pm /2:30 MT

4pm /3 MT

4:30pm /3:30 MT

1Wed BerenstainBears Cyberchase Design

SquadMarthaSpeaks Arthur Word Girl Wild

KrattsElectricCompany

SDPB2 Indy Lens Heard from Johannesburg Part 5 of 5

Statehouse House and Statehouse Senate Floor sessions from SD Legislature (may run longer). Newsline Journal

SDPB3 Chef JohnBesh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesEgypt

TravelscopeSt. Vincent

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. BrownWorkshop

2Thu BerenstainBears Cyberchase Dragonfly

TVMarthaSpeaks Arthur Word Girl Wild


SDPB2 Statehouse House and Statehouse Senate Floor sessions from SD Legislature (may run longer).

Leonardo’s Dream Machines Part 1 of 2 Newsline Journal

SDPB3 Cuisine Culture

Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerNew Zealand

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.

Glass with Vicki Payne

3Fri BerenstainBears Cyberchase Signing

Time!MarthaSpeaks Arthur Word Girl Wild


SDPB2 American ExperienceAnnie Oakley

American ExperienceJesse James

History Detectives WW II diary, 1856 book. Newsline Journal

SDPB3 Ciao Italia Scandinav.Cooking

Rick StevesIsrael

Grannies on Safari

P. Allen Smith

This Old House Rough Cut Around

the House4Sat Woodsmith

Shop This Old House Hour Motorweek America’s Test Kitchen

The Victory Garden

Growing Greener Hometime

SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

Great Performances Harlem in Montmartre U.S. artists thrived in France.

Alma’s Marriage

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

DragonflyTV

SigningTime! Arthur Word Girl Wild

KrattsElectric Company Cyberchase

5Sun Dakota Life Dakota Sky Piano

Moyers & CompanyConversations about U.S.

Statehouse Live Inside SD Legislature.

Statehouse Burt WolfTravels

SDPB2 Afropop The Ultmate Cultural Exchange

Global Voices Sons of Cuba Olympic boxing successes.

Fiji Firewalkers

Carrier Super SecretsPart 3 of 10

SDPB3 Wild Kratts Electric Company Cyberchase Fetch Mister

RogersBob the Builder

Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina

6Mon BerenstainBears Cyberchase Curiosity

QuestMarthaSpeaks Arthur Word Girl Wild


SDPB2 Nature Clash: Encountersof Bears and Wolves



Rick StevesParis

Grannies on Safari

Garden Smart


the House7Tue Berenstain

Bears Cyberchase Biz Kid$ MarthaSpeaks Arthur Word Girl Wild


SDPB2 Carrier Show of ForcePart 5 of 10



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerWW II in Europe

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.


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SDPB Kids is now available on the SDPB3 channel on weeknights from 6-9pm (5-8 MT) and on weekend afternoons from Noon-6pm (11-5 MT).

Children’s programming continues on the main channel – SDPB1 –

Weekdays from 6:30am-5:30pm •(5:30am - 4:30pm MT).Saturdays from 6-10am (5-9 MT).•Sundays from 5:30-11am (4:30-10 MT).•

Both channels offer a variety of fun, informative children’s programs.

SDPB’s mission is lifelong learning and these programs are proven winners – both entertaining and educational – for South Dakota kids.

5pm /4 MT

5:30pm 4:30 MT

6pm /5 MT

6:30pm /5:30 MT

7pm /6 MT

7:30pm /6:30 MT

8pm /7 MT

8:30pm /7:30 MT FEB

Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Wolverine: Chasing

the Phantom Elusive animal.NOVA Ice Age Death Trap Site filled w/ ancient bones. 1Wed

Frontline Post MortemBotched investigations.

Indy Lens Heard from Johannesburg Part 5 of 5

POV Promised Land Land Disputes in S. Africa.

Frontline Post MortemBotched investigations. SDPB2

Scheewe Art Workshop

The Joy of Painting Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric

Company Fetch! Curious George SDPB3

Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour On Call Disorders of the

AbdomenDakota Life Fascinating people & places 2Thu

Leonardo’s Dream Machines Part 1 of 2

NOVA Ice Age Death Trap Site filled w/ ancient bones.

Inside Nature’s GiantsGreat White Shark

Leonardo’s Dream Machines Part 1 of 2 SDPB2




Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Washington

WeekNeed toKnow

Statehouse Market to Market 3Fri

History Detectives WW II diary, 1856 book.

American ExperienceAnnie Oakley

American ExperienceJesse James

History Detectives WW II diary, 1856 book. SDPB2

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewPoint Reyes Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo

As Time Goes By

Keeping Up Appear.

Summer Wine 4Sat

Wealthtrack European Journal Moyers & Company Washington

WeekMcLaughlin Group

Need toKnow

Inside Washington SDPB2

Fetch! Nature Adven.

Rachel’sFoods

Christina Cooks

K. Brown Workshop Primal Grill Coastal

CookingK. Brown Workshop SDPB3

Rick StevesBasque

Nature Adven.

Antiques RoadshowEugene II Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Classic

Downton Abbey Part 5 of 7 5SunCarrier Squared AwayPart 4 of 10

Athens The Dawn of Democracy The tumultuous history of the Greek city.

Afropop The Ultimate Cultural Exchange SDPB2

Peep & Big Wide World Clifford America’s

Test KitchenLidia’s Italyin America

Chef John Besh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesPortugal

TravelscopeIstanbul SDPB3

Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow

Eugene IIIAntiques RoadshowHouston III 6Mon

Nature Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom Elusive animal.

Nature Clash: Encountersof Bears and Wolves

Nature Radioactive WolvesChernobyl aftermath.

Nature Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom Elusive animal. SDPB2

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewMt. Rainier Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Statehouse Live Top

state legislative issues.American ExperienceFreedom Riders (2 hrs) > 7Tue

Faces of America Our American Stories Part 1 of 4

Carrier Show of Force/ Groundhog Day Life aboard an aircraft carrier during a lengthy tour. Parts 5 & 6 of 10

Faces of America Our American Stories Part 1 of 4 SDPB2




SDPB Kids Available on Weekday Evenings


FEB 9pm /8 MT

9:30pm 8:30 MT

10pm /9 MT

10:30pm /9:30 MT

11pm /10 MT

11:30pm /10:30 MT

Midnight /11 MT

12:30am /11:30 MT

1Wed Inside Nature’s GiantsGreat White Shark

Summer Wine

BBC World News

Charlie RoseTalk and interviews.

Tavis Smiley Talk. Aviators

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Indy Lens Heard from

Johannesburg Part 5 of 5POV Promised Land Land Disputes in S. Africa.

SDPB3 Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit and Crochet

Donna Dewberry

America’s Test Kitchen

Lidia’s Italy in America

2Thu Lark Rise to CandlefordDrama.

As TimeGoes By

BBC WorldNews

Indy Lens Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock

Tavis Smiley Talk.

Perfect DayHigh Spirits

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal NOVA Ice Age Death Trap

Site filled w/ ancient bones.Inside Nature’s GiantsGreat White Shark

SDPB3 The Victory Garden

WoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop



The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin

Burt WolfWhat We Eat

3Fri Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook

Dakota Life BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal American Experience

Annie OakleyAmerican ExperienceJesse James

SDPB3 P. Allen Smith

This Old House

Rough CutWoodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewPt. Reyes

SimplyMing


4Sat Red Green Red Green/StarGzer :54

No Cover, No Minimum Indigenous

Austin City LimitsWilco Hippie Jack’s Globe

Trekker >SDPB2 Great Performances Harlem in

Montmartre U.S. artists thrived in France.Alma’s Marriage Moyers & Company Washington


SDPB3 Primal Grill Coastal Cooking

K. Brown Workshop

Barbecue University Primal Grill America’s

Test KitchenRachel’s Foods

Christina Cooks

5Sun Edward & Wallis – A Story of Love

Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World

Globe TrekkerMicronesia

Washington Week BBC News

SDPB2 Global Voices Sons of Cuba Olympic boxing successes.

Fiji Firewalkers

Athens The Dawn of Democracy The tumultuous history of the Greek city.

SDPB3 P.Allen SmithAsk This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit & Crochet

Donna Dewberry



6Mon Underground Railroad The William Still Story

Red Green/StarGazr :24

BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt WolfTaiwan

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Nature Clash: Encounters

of Bears and WolvesNature Radioactive WolvesChernobyl aftermath.

SDPB3 Garden Smart

This Old House

Rough Cut Woodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand View Mt. Rainier

SimplyMing


7Tue < American ExperienceFreedom Riders (8pm/ 7 MT)

Keeping UpAppear.

BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick StevesCroatia

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Carrier Show of Force/ Groundhog Day Life aboard an

aircraft carrier during a lengthy tour. Parts 5 & 6 of 10SDPB3 Victory

GardenWoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


SDPB Features Educational Resources at ConferenceSDPB is a great resource for educators in

science and math, and those resources will be a highlight of SDPB’s presentations at the science and math conference for the SDSTA and SDCTM (South Dakota Science Teachers Association and South Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics) on Feb. 2-4.

SDPB’s Science Guy Steven Rokusek will amaze teachers with hands-on science demonstrations they can repeat in their classrooms during a presentation at 8:30am on Saturday, Feb. 4. In addition, he will present sessions at 9:30am and 2:30pm on Friday, Feb. 3, on the PBS LearningMedia and SDPB Digital Learning Library that have hundreds of topics, and thousands of classroom-ready digital resources, including video, activities,

lesson plans and teacher’s guides at SDPB.org/edu. Information on science demos and the digital resources are free for teachers, home-schoolers and lifelong SDPB Science Guy Steven Rokusek.

learners at sdpb.org/edu.If you’re at the conference, make sure to

attend one of Rokusek’s sessions at the 20th Annual SDSTA/SDCTM Joint Conference in Huron.

February 2012 13

FEB 1pm /Noon MT

1:30pm 12:30 MT

2pm /1 MT

2:30pm /1:30 MT

3pm /2 MT

3:30pm /2:30 MT

4pm /3 MT

4:30pm /3:30 MT




SDPB2 Indy Lens When I RiseBlack singer/activist.


SDPB3 Chef JohnBesh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesS. England

TravelscopeSwitzerland

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. BrownWorkshop




SDPB2 Nova Separating TwinsLandmark operation.



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerPuerto Rico

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.






Underground RailroadThe William Still Story Newsline Journal


Rick StevesS. Wales

Grannies on Safari

P. Allen Smith




The Victory Garden


SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters The Doors: When You’re Strange Rock band’s journey.

CarhengeGenius?

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

DragonflyTV



12Sun Hayloft Gang Story of the National Barn Dance




SDPB2 Afropop The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

Global Voices Be Like Others Young Iranians undergoing sex change surgery.

Losing Lambert

Carrier Show of ForcePart 5 of 10



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




SDPB2 Stokes An Am. Dream

Dakota Life Statehouse House and Statehouse Senate Floor sessions from SD Legislature (may run longer). Newsline Journal


Rick StevesBlack Forest

Grannies on Safari

Garden Smart





SDPB2 Carrier Rites of PassagePart 7 of 10



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerPapua, New Guinea

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.


15WedBerenstainBears Cyberchase Design



SDPB2 Play Like a Girl A History of Girls Basketball in SD


SDPB3 Chef JohnBesh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesScotland

TravelscopeGuatemala

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. BrownWorkshop





Lost Cave TemplesFinds in Himalayas. Newsline Journal


Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerAntarctica

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.





SDPB2 Slavery by Another Name Post Civil War laws & practices continued bigotry.

Independent Lens The Order of MythsMobile’s Mardi Gras remains segregated.Newsline Journal


Rick StevesBulgaria

Grannies on Safari

P. Allen Smith




The Victory Garden


SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters Garrison Keillor: The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes

Dreamers Theater

To the Contrary

Maria Hinojosa

SDPB3 Design Squad

DragonflyTV




FEB 5pm /4 MT

5:30pm 4:30 MT

6pm /5 MT

6:30pm /5:30 MT

7pm /6 MT

7:30pm /6:30 MT

8pm /7 MT

8:30pm /7:30 MT

8Wed Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Raccoon Nation Are

they getting smarter?NOVA Separating Twins Landmark operation.

SDPB2 Frontline Best journalism on television.

Indy Lens When I RiseBlack singer/activist.

Indy Lens Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock

Frontline Rules of Engagement Massacre trial.

SDPB3 Scheewe Art Workshop


Company Fetch! Curious George

9Thu Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour On Call Affairs of the

HeartFrontline Rules of Engagement Massacre trial.

SDPB2 Leonardo’s Dream Machines Part 2 of 2

Nova Separating TwinsLandmark operation.

Inside Nature’s GiantsBig Cats

Leonardo’s Dream Machines Part 2 of 2




10Fri Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Washington

WeekNeed toKnow

Statehouse Market to Market

SDPB2 Underground RailroadThe William Still Story

American Experience Freedom Riders Civil Rights activists encounter hate and violence in the South.

Underground RailroadThe William Still Story

SDPB3 Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewOlympic Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


11Sat Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo

As Time Goes By

Keeping Up Appear.

Summer Wine

SDPB2 Wealthtrack European Journal Moyers & Company Washington


Need toKnow

Inside Washington

SDPB3 Fetch! Nature Adven.

K. Brown Workshop

Smart Travels

Burt WolfVirgin Isles

Bake Decorate

Christina Cooks

K. Brown Workshop

12Sun Rick StevesCroatia

Nature Adven.

Antiques RoadshowEugene III Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Downton

Abbey Part 6 of 7 (2 hrs) >SDPB2 Carrier Groundhog Day

Part 6 of 10Global Voices Thunder in Guyana/ Fifty

Global Voices Iron Ladies of Liberia

Afropop The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

SDPB3 Peep & Big Wide World Clifford America’s


Chef John Besh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesRome

TravelscopeJungfrau

13Mon Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow

Pittsburgh ISlavery by Another Name (1.5 hrs) >

SDPB2 Nature Raccoon Nation Are they getting smarter?

Stokes An Am. Dream

Independent Lens The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975

Nature Raccoon Nation Are they getting smarter?


Grand ViewJoshua Tree Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


14Tue Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Statehouse Live Top

state legislative issues.Frontline The Interruptors Gang about-face. (2 hrs) >

SDPB2 Faces of AmericaPart 2 of 4

Carrier Rites of Passage/ True Believers Life aboard an aircraft carrier during lengthy tour. Parts 7 & 8 of 10

Faces of AmericaPart 2 of 4




15Wed Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Himalayas NOVA Extreme Cave

DivingSDPB2 The Pact Three Black MDs

overcome tough pasts.Frontline The Interrupters Ex-gang leaders reform and try to protect communities they once terrorized.

The Pact Three Black MDs overcome tough pasts.




16Thu Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour On Call Pediatrics: All

Things Great and SmallU.S. Health CareThe Good News

SDPB2 Lost Cave TemplesFinds in Himalayas.

NOVA Extreme Cave Diving

Cave People of the Himalayas

Lost Cave TemplesFinds in Himalayas.




17Fri Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Washington

WeekNeed toKnow

Statehouse Market to Market

SDPB2 History Detectives African-American flag.

Slavery by Another Name Post Civil War laws & practices continued bigotry.

Independent Lens The Order of MythsMobile’s Mardi Gras remains segregated.


Grand ViewN. Cascades Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


18Sat Classic Gospel Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo

As Time Goes By

Keeping Up Appear.

Summer Wine

SDPB2 Wealthtrack European Journal Moyers & Company Washington


Need toKnow

Inside Washington

SDPB3 Fetch! Nature Adven.

Chef John Besh

Taste of Louisiana

Barbecue University

Music Voyager

Burt WolfCarnival

Taste of Louisiana

February 2012 15

9pm /8 MT

9:30pm 8:30 MT

10pm /9 MT

10:30pm /9:30 MT

11pm /10 MT

11:30pm /10:30 MT

Midnight /11 MT

12:30am /11:30 MT FEB

Inside Nature’s GiantsBig Cats

Summer Wine

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk. Aviators 8Wed

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Indy Lens When I Rise

Black singer/activist.Indy Lens Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock SDPB2

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit and Crochet

Donna Dewberry


Lidia’s Italy in America SDPB3

Lark Rise to CandlefordDrama.

As TimeGoes By

BBC WorldNews

Independent Lens The Black Power Mixtape – 1967-1975

Perfect DayDenmark 9Thu

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Nova Separating Twins

Landmark operation.Inside Nature’s GiantsBig Cats SDPB2

Victory Garden

WoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin

Burt WolfWhat We Eat SDPB3

Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook



Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland 10Fri

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal American Experience Freedom Riders Civil Rights

activists encounter hate and violence in the South. SDPB2P. Allen Smith

This Old House

Rough CutWoodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewOlympic

SimplyMing


Red Green Red Green/StarGzer :54

No Cover, No Minimum Buddy Guy

Austin City LimitsJimmy Cliff Hippie Jack’s Globe

Trekker > 11SatAmerican Masters The Doors: When You’re Strange Rock band’s journey.

CarhengeGenius? Moyers & Company Washington

WeekMcLaughlin Group SDPB2

Smart Travels

K. Brown Workshop Baking with Julia K. Brown

WorkshopChristina Cooks

K. Brown Workshop

Smart Travels SDPB3

< Masterpiece Downton Abbey (begins 8pm/ 7 MT)


Globe TrekkerSri Lanka & The Maldives

Washington Week BBC News 12Sun

Global Voices Be Like Others Young Iranians undergoing sex change surgery.

Losing Lambert

Global Voices Thunder in Guyana/ Fifty

Global Voices Iron Ladies of Liberia SDPB2

P.Allen SmithAsk This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit & Crochet

Donna Dewberry



< Slavery(8pm/ 7 MT)

Not in Our Town


BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt WolfAmerica 13Mon

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Stokes An

Am. DreamIndependent Lens The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975 SDPB2

Garden Smart

This Old House

Rough Cut Woodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand View Joshua Tree

SimplyMing


< Frontline The Interrupters (8pm/ 7 MT)

Keeping UpAppear.

BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick StevesBalkans 14Tue

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Carrier Rites of Passage/ True Believers Life aboard an

aircraft carrier during lengthy tour. Parts 7 & 8 of 10 SDPB2Victory Garden

WoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


Cave People of the Himalayas

Summer Wine

BBC World News


Tavis Smiley Talk. Aviators 15Wed

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Frontline The Interrupters Ex-gang leaders reform and

try to protect communities they once terrorized. SDPB2Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit and Crochet

Donna Dewberry



Lark Rise to CandlefordDrama.

As TimeGoes By

BBC WorldNews

Independent Lens More than a Month Black history.

Tavis Smiley Talk.

Perfect DaySweden 16Thu

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal NOVA Extreme Cave

DivingCave People of the Himalayas SDPB2

Victory Garden

WoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook



Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland 17Fri

PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Slavery by Another Name Post Civil

War laws & practices continued bigotry.Indy Lens(1.5 hrs) > SDPB2

P. Allen Smith

This Old House

Rough CutWoodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewN. Cascades

SimplyMing


Red Green Red Green/StarGzer :54

No Cover, No Minimum Big Head Todd

Austin City LimitsSteve Martin/ Sarah Jarosz Hippie Jack’s Globe

Trekker > 18SatAmerican Masters Garrison Keillor: The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes

Dreamers Theater Moyers & Company Washington

WeekMcLaughlin Group SDPB2

Chef John Besh

Taste of Louisiana Chefs A’FieldBarbecue

UniversityMusic Voyager

Burt WolfCarnival

Chef John Besh

Taste of Louisiana SDPB3


FEB 1pm /Noon MT

1:30pm 12:30 MT

2pm /1 MT

2:30pm /1:30 MT

3pm /2 MT

3:30pm /2:30 MT

4pm /3 MT

4:30pm /3:30 MT

19Sun Hockey More than a GameHistory, spirit of sport.




SDPB2 Global Voices Rules of the Game Papua N. Guinea vote.

Global Voices On Wheels Brazil Making a living.

Global Voices Circus School Chinese training.

Carrier Rites of PassagePart 7 of 10



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




SDPB2 National Civil Rights Museum’s Freedom Awards

Harpist’s Legacy Nature The Himalayas Newsline Journal


Rick StevesE. Turkey

Grannies on Safari

Garden Smart





SDPB2 Carrier Get Home-itisPart 9 of 10



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerBarcelona City Guide

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.





SDPB2 Independent Lens Whatever It Takes


SDPB3 Chef JohnBesh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesLondon

TravelscopeTaiwan

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. BrownWorkshop




SDPB2 Sleeping Monsters



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerNigeria

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.






Clinton 12 Desegregation in Tennessee. Newsline Journal


Rick StevesSicily

Grannies on Safari

P. Allen Smith




The Victory Garden


SDPB2 Need to Know

Inside Washington

American Masters Sam Cooke: Crossing Over

American Masters Marvin Gaye: What’s Going on

SD Wrestling Champion-ships Class A (6.5 hrs) >

SDPB3 Design Squad

DragonflyTV



26Sun < SD High School Gym-nastics (Noon/ 11 MT)




SDPB2 49th Star Creating Alaska Global Voices Children of the Sun Kibbutz children raised to be better humans.

Harpist’s Legacy

Carrier Get Home-it isPart 9 of 10



Thomas & Friends

Angelina Ballerina




SDPB2 Our StatehouseA Capitol Idea



Rick StevesSkills, Part I

Grannies on Safari

Garden Smart





SDPB2 Black in Latin AmericaHaiti & Dominican Republic



Mexico –One Plate

Globe TrekkerPirates, Galleons, Treasure

The Victory Garden

Woodwright Shop

Woodturn-ing Wkshp.





SDPB2 MotorcycleMemories


SDPB3 Chef JohnBesh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesSkills, Part II

TravelscopeGreece

Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. BrownWorkshop

February 2012 17

5pm /4 MT

5:30pm 4:30 MT

6pm /5 MT

6:30pm /5:30 MT

7pm /6 MT

7:30pm /6:30 MT

8pm /7 MT

8:30pm /7:30 MT FEB

Rick StevesBalkans

Nature Adven.

Antiques RoadshowPittsburgh I Lawrence Welk Masterpiece Downton

Abbey Part 7 of 7 (2 hrs) > 19SunCarrier True BelieversPart 8 of 10

Kalb Report The Great Debates

Global Voices For God, Tsar and Fatherland

Global Voices Rules of the Game Papua N. Guinea vote. SDPB2



Chef John Besh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesRome

TravelscopeW. Ireland SDPB3


Pittsburgh IIAmerican Experience Clinton Part 1 of 2 (2 hrs) > 20Mon

Nature The Himalayas National Civil Rights Museum’s Freedom Awards

Harpist’s Legacy Nature The Himalayas SDPB2

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewGreat Basin Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric



state legislative issues.American Experience Clinton Part 2 of 2 (2 hrs) > 21Tue


Carrier Get Home-it is/ Full Circle Life aboard and aircraft carrier during lengthy deployment. Parts 9 & 10 of 10

Faces of AmericaPart 3 of 4 SDPB2




Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Ocean Giants Inside the lives of whales and

dolphins. (3 hrs) > 22WedFrontline Best journalism on television.

Indy Lens Whatever It Takes Dream for safe school.

Indy Lens Man wants to end Black History Month.

Frontline Cell Tower Deaths Risky jobs. SDPB2




Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour On Call Hepatitis: Can

This Affect Me?Frontline Cell Tower Deaths Risky jobs. 23Thu

400 Years of the Telescope

Sleeping Monsters

The Journey to Palomar Challenge to build world’s largest telescopes.

400 Years of the Telescope SDPB2




Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Washington

WeekNeed toKnow

Statehouse Market to Market 24Fri

Clinton 12 Desegregation in Tennessee.

American Experience Clinton A in-depth look at former President Bill Clinton. Part 1 of 2

Clinton 12 Desegregation in Tennessee. SDPB2

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewRedwoods Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric


South Dakota High School State Wrestling Championships Class B (6.5 hrs) > 25Sat< South Dakota High School State Wrestling Championships Class A (6.5 hrs) >(begins at 4pm/ 3 MT) SDPB2

Fetch! Nature Adven.

Dakota Life Art WolfeW. Africa

Taste of Louisiana

TravelscopeMozambique

Art WolfeEthiopia

Grannies on Safari SDPB3

Rick StevesSlovenia

Nature Adven.

Antiques RoadshowPittsburgh II Lawrence Welk Masterpiece The Old

Curiosity Shop (1.5 hrs) > 26SunCarrier Full CirclePart 10 of 10

Miller Center National Debates Internet issues.

Kalb Report Scoops and Scandals Journalism. 49th Star Creating Alaska SDPB2



Chef John Besh

Sara’sMeals

Rick StevesSkills, Part 3

TravelscopeRwanda SDPB3


Pittsburgh IIIBlues In Performance atthe White House 27Mon

Edge of the Everglades

Protecting Paradise

Nature Ocean Giants: Giant Lives/ Deep Thinkers/ Voices of the Sea The three-hour series explores the world of cetaceans – whales and dolphins. SDPB2

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewDevil’s Post. Arthur World Girl Wild Kratts Electric



state legislative issues.American Experience The Amish (2 hrs) > 28Tue


Black in Latin America Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba With Henry Louis Gates Jr. Parts 1 & 2 of 4

Faces of AmericaPart 4 of 4 SDPB2




Fetch NightlyBiz Report PBS NewsHour Nature Echo: An Elephant

to Remember NOVA Japan’s Killer Quake 29WedFrontline Best journalism on television.

MotorcycleMemories

POV Racing Dreams Three youths set their sights on careers in NASCAR.

Frontline Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown SDPB2





FEB 9pm /8 MT

9:30pm 8:30 MT

10pm /9 MT

10:30pm /9:30 MT

11pm /10 MT

11:30pm /10:30 MT

Midnight /11 MT

12:30am /11:30 MT

19Sun < Masterpiece Downton Abbey (begins 8pm/ 7 MT)


Globe TrekkerWorld War II in Europe


SDPB2 Global Voices On Wheels Brazil Making a living.

Global Voices Circus School Chinese training.

Kalb Report The Great Debates

Global Voices For God, Tsar and Fatherland


For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit & Crochet

Donna Dewberry



20Mon < American Experience Clinton Part 1 (8pm / 7 MT)


BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt WolfAtlantic

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal National Civil Rights Museum’s

Freedom AwardsHarpist’s Legacy

SDPB3 Garden Smart

This Old House

Rough Cut Woodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand View Gt. Basin

SimplyMing


21Tue < American Experience Clinton Part 2 (8pm / 7 MT)

Keeping UpAppear.

BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick StevesCroatia

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Carrier Get Home-it is/ Full Circle Life aboard and aircraft

carrier during lengthy deployment. Parts 9 & 10 of 10SDPB3 Victory


Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


22Wed < Nature Ocean Giants(begins 7pm/ 6 MT)

Summer Wine

BBC World News



SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Indy Lens Whatever It

Takes Dream for safe school.Indy Lens Man wants to end Black History Month.

SDPB3 Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit and Crochet

Donna Dewberry



23Thu Lark Rise to CandlefordDrama.

As TimeGoes By

BBC WorldNews

POV Racing Dreams Three youths set their sights on careers in NASCAR.

Perfect DayStavanger

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Sleeping

MonstersThe Journey to Palomar Challenge to build world’s largest telescopes.

SDPB3 Victory Garden

WoodwrightShop

Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


24Fri Great Performances Memphis Broadway musical about the challenges faced by a 1950s interracial couple.

Dakota Life Tavis Smiley Talk.

America’s Heartland

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal American Experience Clinton A in-depth look at former

President Bill Clinton. Part 1 of 2SDPB3 P. Allen

SmithThis Old House

Rough CutWoodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand ViewRedwoods

SimplyMing


25Sat < South Dakota High School State Wrestling Championships Class B (begins 5pm/ 4 MT)

No Cover, No Minimum Anders Osborne

NCNMShow Baby

SDPB2 < SD HS Wrestling Championships Class A (begins 4pm/ 3 MT)

Dakota Life Moyers & Company Washington Week

McLaughlin Group

SDPB3 Food TripS. Africa

Taste of Louisiana

Globe TrekkerNigeria

Burt WolfAfrican

Globe TrekkerEgypt

Art WolfeW. Africa

26Sun < Curiosity Shop (8/7 MT)

Dakota Life Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World

Globe TrekkerBest American Hikes


SDPB2 Global Voices Children of the Sun Kibbutz children raised to be better humans.

Harpist’s Legacy

Miller Center National Debates Internet issues.

Kalb Report Scoops and Scandals Journalism.


For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit & Crochet

Donna Dewberry



27Mon American MastersCab Calloway


BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Burt WolfEur. Rivers

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Nature Ocean Giants: Giant Lives/ Deep Thinkers/ Voices

of the Sea The world of whales and dolphins. (3 hrs) >SDPB3 Garden

SmartThis Old House

Rough Cut Woodwork

Around the House

Sewing with Nancy

Grand View D. Postpile

SimplyMing


28Tue < American Experience The Amish (8pm (7 MT)

Keeping UpAppear.

BBC WorldNews


Tavis Smiley Talk.

Rick StevesDubrovnik

SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Black in Latin America Haiti, Dominican Republic,

Cuba With Henry Louis Gates Jr. Parts 1 & 2 of 4SDPB3 Victory


Woodturn-ing Shop

Growing Bolder


The Joy of Painting

Essential Pepin


29Wed Secrets of the DeadJapanese Supersub

Summer Wine

BBC World News



SDPB2 PBS NewsHour NightlyBiz Report Journal Motorcycle

MemoriesPOV Racing Dreams Three youths set their sights on careers in NASCAR.

SDPB3 Garden Smart

Ask This Old House

For Your Home

K. Brown Workshop

Knit and Crochet

Donna Dewberry



February 2012 19

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5am / 4 MTMorning Edition New & features from NPR. Arts Calendar at 7:30&8:30 (6:30 MT & 7:30 MT)

Dakota Digest at 7:35 (6:35 MT)

Writers Almanac at 8:35 (7:35 MT)

BBC World Service Overnight BBC World Service Overnight5:30/ 4:30 MT6am / 5 MT The People’s Pharmacy

Health news & alternatives.The Splendid Table Savory conversation about food.6:30/ 5:30 MT

7am / 6 MTWeekend EditionNews and features from NPR.

Weekend EditionNews and features from NPR.

7:30/ 6:30 MT8am / 7 MT

8:30/ 7:30 MT9am / 8 MT Morning Classics with Owen

DeJong “South Dakota Season Ticket” with local performance on Wednesdays. “Request Day” on Fridays.

Car Talk Real auto advice and zany hosts.

Best of Dakota MiddayTop interviews from the week.9:30/ 8:30 MT

10am / 9 MT Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell MeTrivia, humor from week’s news.

Krista Tippett on BeingPhilosophical discussions.10:30/ 9:30 MT

11am / 10 MTMichael Feldman’s Whad’Ya Know? Wit, trivia, music and more.

Travel with Rick StevesAmerica’s top travel expert.11:30/10:30 MTT

Noon / 11 MT Dakota Midday “TechRadio” & “Innovation” on Fridays.

A Prairie Home CompanionGarrison Keillor leads a radio program with music, humor, skits and more.

12:30/ 11:30 MT1pm/ Noon MT Talk of the Nation

Join the national conversation on top issues. “Science Friday” looks at discoveries, news.

This American Life Portraits of all kinds of Americans.1:30/ 12:30 MT

2pm / 1 MT Bob Edwards Weekend Insightful interviews. SymphonyCast

Performances from top orchestras.

2:30/ 1:30 MT3pm / 2 MT Fresh Air with Terry Gross

Celeb, newsmaker interviews.The Splendid Table Savory conversation about food.3:30/ 2:30 MT

4pm / 3 MT All Things Considered NPR National Native News

4:30 (3:30 MT) Dakota Digest

5:30 (4:30 MT)

All Things Considered News & features from NPR.

From the Top Young classical artists.4:30/ 3:30 MT

5pm / 4 MT A Prairie Home CompanionGarrison Keillor leads a radio program with music, humor, skits and more.

All Things Considered News & features from NPR.5:30/ 4:30 MT

6pm / 5 MT Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell MeTrivia, humor from week’s news.6:30/ 5:30 MT Marketplace

7pm / 6 MT PRI’s The WorldGlobal news.

American Roots Music & the stories behind sounds and artists.

This American Life Portraits of all kinds of Americans.7:30/ 6:30 MT

8pm / 7 MTJazz NightlyVariety of jazz artists & styles from around the nation and the world.

Extended Play Creative music adventure.

Big Band Spotlight with Karl Gehrke Music of ’30s & ’40s.8:30/ 7:30 MT

9pm / 8 MTOn Record with Matt Weesner

Adult alternative music from SD and around the world.

Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz9:30/ 8:30 MT

10pm / 9 MT Thistle & Shamrock Top contemporary Celtic sounds.10:30/ 9:30 MT

11pm / 10 MTWorld Café Music from around the globe.

Blues & BeyondInside a musical style.

Selected Shorts Readings of fiction by top actors.11:30/ 10:30 MT

Mid. / 11 MTBBC World Service Overnight BBC World Service Overnight12:30/ 11:30MT

1am / Noon MT BBC World Service Overnight

American Routes Returns to SDPB Radio

Nick Spitzer hosts American Routes.

SDPB Radio: Saturdays, 7pm (6 MT)Music is more than sound. It’s an expression

of emotion, life experience and cultural roots. The weekly American Routes presents the range of American music – blues and jazz, gospel and soul, old-time country and rockabilly, Cajun and Zydeco, Tejano and Latin, roots rock and pop, avant-garde and classical.

The songs and stories on American Routes describe both the community origins of music, musicians and cultures – the “roots” – and the many directions they take over time – the

“routes.” The program

also presents documentary features and artist interviews. Conversations have included musicians as diverse as Willie

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Nelson, Tom Waits, B.B. King, Dr. John, Dave Brubeck, Abbey Lincoln, Elvis Costello, Ray Charles, Randy Newman, McCoy Tyner, Lucinda Williams, Rufus Thomas, Jerry Lee Lewis and many others.


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The Midcontinent Media Foundation is supporting an SDPB Television documentary on the 2011 flooding in South Dakota through a grant to the Friends of South Dakota Public Broadcasting. Thank you.

2011 was a record-making year for South Dakota, and SDPB was there with news, information and images of the flooding along the Missouri River. Through the Foundation’s support, SDPB can continue South Dakota’s story. The documentary on the flooding, the aftermath and the plans to prevent future disasters is tentatively scheduled for April.

The Midcontinent Media Foundation is the charitable arm of the Midcontinent family of companies. The Foundation was established in 1987 to provide funding assistance to charitable entities that assist in socially desirable goals within the

communities of which Midcontinent Media Inc. and its subsidaries are a part.

For information on supporting the programs that tell South Dakota’s stories, contact Larry Rohrer at 800-456-0766.

For more information on underwriting the programs that reach South Dakotans, contact the Corporate Development Manager nearest you – Terrie Koehne, West River, 800-456-1266; or Kim Ohnoutka, East River, 800-456-0556.

SDPB Executive Director Julie Andersen, right, accepts a check from Midco’s Construction Manager Bill Kemis.

Midcontinent Supports Flood Documentary

Friends of SDPB Thankful for Special GiftsThe Friends of SDPB has received

several special gifts. Thank you.Donna Bauer of Mitchell has made a

special gift in honor of one of the city’s leading citizens – George McGovern, former U.S. Senator and former Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party.

Debbie Follette-Feyh of Boulder, Colo., made a contribution in honor of her parents, Everett & Joan Follette of Spearfish.

The memory of Leonard G. Wormstadt was honored with gifts from Cheryl Wormstadt, Kevin Wormstadt and Cindy and Karl Forsburg.

Gail Eamon of Colorado Springs honored the memory of Carol Jane Hjort of Rapid

City with a memorial gift.Memorial gifts help create a legacy

because they become part of the Friends of SDPB endowment.

Friends of SDPB is grateful for special gifts. Special gifts can include:

Memorial gifts.•Gifts to commemorate a special •occasion or honor a special person.Estate-planning gifts.•Vehicle donations.•Gifts of property such as stocks and •bonds.

To make a special gift, call the Friends at 800-333-0789 or write Friends of SDPB, PO Box 5000, Brookings, SD 57006.

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Cornerstone Club(contributors of $25,000 or more)Milbank Leo P. Flynn EstatePierre South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks South Dakota Department of TourismWashington, D.C. Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Tower Club(contributors of $5,000 to $9,999)Huron Nordby Family Foundation Pierre South Dakota Community Foundation Rapid City John T. Vucurevich Foundation Sioux Falls Dakota Sky

Spotlight Club(contributors of $2,500 to $4,999)Dell Rapids Lowell & Florence RonningSioux Falls Midcontinent Media Foundation

Executive Producers(contributors of $1,000 to $2,499)Aberdeen Limerick Lounge Anonymous (2) Beresford Gini FingerBrookings Sally Damm Al & Irene Kurtenbach Duane & Phyllis Sander Anonymous (1) Burbank Cliff DeverellDoland Barry & Kathy MuxenFort Pierre Mortenson Law Offices

The SDPB Visionary Society offers annual donors of $1,000 or more unique opportunities and a leadership role in supporting

South Dakota’s network: SDPB.

Hermosa Anonymous (1)Hot Springs John & Irene WellsHoward Sigurd AndenasHuron Marilyn J. Hoyt Anonymous (1)Lead Dan LeikvoldMilbank Max Gonzenbach Tom Pagel Peter & Camille ReynenMitchell Gladys & Ken Baldwin, Baldwin Rentals Brad Bauer, Bauer Dental Studio Donna Bauer Norma Cameron Dr. & Mrs. Don Dailey Charlys Randall Anonymous (1)Mobridge Steven Jacobs Mrs. Naomi WicksPierre Russell E. Nash Tessier Family Foundation, Inc. Dan & Janelle TomanPresho Yvonne TaylorRapid City Duane & Karen Abata Dorothy Ankrum David & Mary Boyer Christina Cote Mike & Kathy DeMersseman Jason & Betsy Groves Sandra J. Honke, MD Dr. Roger & Janice Knutsen Drs. Ashok & Kaushalya Kumar Michelle Lamberty Ted & Mary Linda McBride Erma Fiedler Mikkelsen

Joan & Donald Perdue Jon & Jean Stenberg Steven & Nancy Stephenson Dr. Willis & Patricia Sutliff Tom A. & Sharon Ludwick Warner Advised Fund of the Black Hills Area Community Foundation Anonymous (5)Sioux Falls Dr. James Barker Kathy Bergquist Lilo Bucknell Joan & Phil Clark Norma De Groot Tom & Pat Dempster Dr. John & Marcine Forrette Larry & Suzanne Fuller Brad & Candace Grossenburg Virginia Harrington Charitable Fund of SFACF Karl Heidemann Dan & Arlene Kirby De & Dave Knudson Koch Hazard Architects Gail Kristensen David Larsen & Karen Heiling Michael & Beth MacDonald Judith & Mark Meierhenry Gayle & Angie Nelson Rod & Ruth Parry Tate Profilet & Mary DeJong Karen E. Schreier & Tim Dougherty Mark & Peggy Shlanta Sioux Falls Tower & Communications Cheryl & William Taylor David & Mary Tidwell Wilma M. Wagner Anonymous (4)Sisseton Marlin & Cheryl JennerSpearfish Greg & Ellie Cooch Mike & Liz Manning Robert & Linda Meyer Randy Morris

Jo Nugent Sue White & Larry Landis Leonard Wormstadt Memorial Springfield Ted & Ruth LindemanTea Julie AndersenTyndall Hoch Drug Foundation Steve & Brenda Koenig Anonymous (1)Vermillion Nancy McCahren Tim, Ilmira & Kamil Schorn Gary & Jan Small Julie Stewart & Kevin Bliss Douglas & Susan Tuve Anonymous (1)Watertown Brad & Carol Johnson Bill & Suzan-Oda Knese Jan & Mike Mullin Dr. Mary Ann Niesen Reliabank Dakota Mark & Ronda RobyWebster Wesley & Ruth DulitzWentworth Harvey & Cheri MahoodWessington Springs Tom & Kathy DeanWinner Mr. William MatousekYankton Benedictine Sisters, Sacred Heart Monastery Marv & Karin Ehlers Nancy & John Sternquist Norman & Kathleen West Gerald J. WolffWashington, D.C. Tom Daschle Anonymous (1)Akron, IA Mary LuckenShenandoah, IA Teget FoundationFairmont, MN Paul & Kay Schellpeper

Members of the SDPB Heritage Circle have made a commitment to the future by providing for SDPB through their estates.

Brookings Louise Guild Estate Beverly J. Poole Estate Charles “Scotty” Roberts Estate Limen Smythe EstateChamberlain Harold J. Lucas EstateFort Pierre Maxine Isenberg EstateGlenham, SD Dean & Shirlie RinehartHarrisburg Donald & Marcella Schuur Family FoundationHill City Doyle Estes & Kathryn JohnsonHuron Jeannette C. Lusk Trust Alyce & Everett Bates Memorial

Madison, SD DeWayne R. Clark Estate Milbank Leo P. Flynn EstateMitchell Donna Bauer Doris I. Dunsmore Estate AnonymousPierre Anonymous Rapid City Diana & Ron Glover Erwin & Joan Reimann Doris Marie Strom & Ed McLaughlin Helen P. Strong Estate Odell B. Voeller Estate Anonymous (3)Sioux Falls Vivian E. Larsen Trust Mr. & Mrs. Loren M. Miller Mary & David Tidwell Anonymous (3)

Springfield James Aase EstateVermillion Robert Bremer Estate Richard MullerViborg Earl & Emma V. Sorensen EstateWall William Jans EstateWatertown Eddie T. Wangen Estate Vera Way Marghab Trust Anonymous (2)Yankton AnonymousEvergreen, CO Dakota Sturges Advised Fund Rock Rapids, IA Mildred Hawkins EstateIndianapolis, IN Marion Van Zante Fund of Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.Philipsburg, MT Noel Belcher & Dr. Janice Lumnitz


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