GPB Next - July 2023

The FREE Annual Wellness Visit

Georgians over 65 are eligible

The Annual Wellness Visit, or AWV, is a non-invasive visit with your Primary Care Provider’s practice that’s free to most Medicare-eligible Georgians over 65. The appointment is designed to assess future health risks and create a personal prevention plan.

Georgia Memory Net recommends that every eligible Georgian over the age of 65 takes advantage of their free Annual Wellness Visit. We especially recommend the AWV for those who may be experiencing memory challenges. Part of the AWV looks at memory and cognition, and can reveal symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias.

If signs of Alzheimer’s are found, your healthcare professional may recommend an appointment with Georgia Memory Net for an accelerated diagnosis and treatment plan, as well as connection to support organizations in your area. Visit GaMemoryNet.org/referrals to learn more about getting a referral to a GMN Memory Assessment Clinic.

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GPB TELEVISION A Capitol Fourth 2023

Enjoy the greatest display of fireworks anywhere in the nation as this popular annual celebration returns.

Beloved music series Austin City Limits returns to GPB with an episode featuring John Legend and The Roots performing selections from Wake Up!, their 2010 collaborative album.

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President and Interim CEO Bert Wesley Huffman

Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Adam Woodlief

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Editor in Chief Mandy Wilson

Editorial Assistant Aliya Cooper

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Graphic Designers Jessica Gurell, Ciera Troy

— EXTERNAL AFFAIRS —

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Dear Friends,

Happy July! For many of us, summertime is about slowing down just a bit. Hot summer days and evenings recall memories of outdoor barbecues, hamburgers and hotdogs on the grill, fireworks and all the Americana that comes along with it. But July means something else in the nonprofit world. It’s when the fiscal year begins, and budgets change over, issuing a whole new challenge for the year ahead. And the next year is certainly a challenge for us. The rising dues to PBS and NPR paired with a smaller state appropriation this year means that individual giving and YOUR support of GPB are the catalysts to our success.

We are so fortunate to have the support of the state of Georgia to provide muchneeded funding for our facilities - including the many towers and buildings across the state, as well as the equipment needed to ensure that GPB remains on air 24 hours a day to serve the people who depend on us. Additionally, state funding helps us retain a smart and capable engineering team, the infrastructure needed to run our business and our all-important education initiatives that influence the lives of students and teachers every day.

Where do you come in? Well, when I am asked that question, I generally answer with another question – What do you love about GPB? For most of you, the answers would range from MASTERPIECE to PBS Newshour, NOVA and NATURE to NPR’s Morning Edition and All Things Considered to GPB’s own original productions such as Georgia Outdoors or our local news content. If you answered similarly, guess what? It’s all funded by YOU! Your dollars of support help keep everything you love and enjoy on GPB TV and Radio. So, in a year that is sure to be a challenge, I hope you’ll consider a little something extra for GPB. Even five dollars a month makes an enormous difference. Importantly, I know that together we can rise to the challenge in the year ahead and keep GPB strong for the many varied communities we serve across the state and beyond. Why? Because we must!

Warmest regards,

Bert Wesley Huffman GPB President and Interim CEO

Binge every episode of the new season of Grantchester on GPB Passport starting on Sunday, July 9, the night of the broadcast premiere.

Exploring faith, forgiveness and redemption – this explosive series tests Will and Geordie to the limit.

Seasons 1-7 are streaming now to help you catch up.

Need help with the PBS App or GPB Passport? Reach out to us at ask@gpb.org or call 800-222-4788.

Thank you for supporting GPB!

SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS

Writers from the Worlds of Literature, Music, Film and Television Explore Southern Identity

The American South is known for its boundless creativity, absorbing personalities and evocative landscapes. SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS, a new three-episode series premiering July 18, follows some of the region’s most compelling and influential contemporary creators to the places they call home and explores how these communities have fertilized the stories they tell in books, songs, poems, plays and on screens large and small.

SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS traverses the South, from the mountains of Appalachia to the Gulf of Mexico. The series reveals a vivid patchwork of diverse American stories that celebrate the resilience and joy of Southern people and the innate talents of the region’s writers.

“SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS comes from our desire, as native Southerners, to show the South in an authentic light.”

Arkansas PBS CEO, Courtney Pledger

Among the featured creatives are some of the most recognized storytellers from the worlds of literature, music, television and film, including novelists Jesmyn Ward, Angie Thomas and David Joy; country music artist Lyle Lovett; poet and memoirist Natasha Trethewey; poet Jericho Brown; musician/songwriter, screenwriter and actor Billy Bob Thornton; singer-songwriters Brittany Howard, Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires, Thao Nguyen and Adia Victoria; songwriter and actress Mary Steenburgen, screenwriter Qui Nguyen; author and culinary historian Michael Twitty; and Stranger Things series creators, Matt and Ross Duffer.

SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS was created by filmmaker Craig Renaud and Arkansas PBS CEO, Courtney Pledger. “SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS comes from our desire, as native Southerners, to show the South in an authentic light,” says Pledger. “And we can think of no better way to do that than through the experiences of the region’s writers and creators who are able to engage us, move us and take us to a deeper understanding of such a dynamic place and its people.”

SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS featured poet, Jericho Brown, is the Charles Howard Candler Professor of Creative Writing and the Director of the Creative Writing Program at Emory University in Atlanta. He is also the author of the collection, The Tradition (2019), which was a finalist for the 2019 National Book Award and the winner of the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. His poems have appeared in Buzzfeed, The Nation, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The New Republic and TIME, among other publications.

SOUTHERN STORYTELLERS airs on GPB Tuesdays at 9 p.m. July 18 – August 1.

From Left: Billy Bob Thorton, Adia Victoria, Mary Steenburgen and Jericho Brown.

GPB EDUCATION

Classroom Conversations Honored at the 29th Annual Communicator Awards

Classroom Conversations, GPB’s podcast collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE), was recently honored with An Award of Distinction at the 29th Annual Communicator Awards presented by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts.

Funded by GaDOE and the School Climate Transformation Grant, the podcast is a place for educators to share and learn. Each episode features Georgia educators who are teaching and reaching students in innovative and impactful ways.

With nearly 3,000 entries received from across the US and around the world, the Communicator Awards is the largest and most competitive awards program honoring creative excellence for communications professionals.

Catch up on Classroom Conversations wherever you listen to podcasts gpb.org/education/classroom-conversations.

TOP 10 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR

The GPB Education team had a busy 2022-2023 school year supporting students, educators and families! As we gear up for another exciting school year, we want to take a moment to reflect on our top 10 highlights from this past year:

Our free digital education content was accessed over 11 million times!

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We provided in-person learning opportunities to over 5,000 educators, students and families.

We visited 136 out of 181 Georgia school districts to offer professional learning for educators.

We launched Let’s Go Enviro, a new series for high school environmental science.

We distributed 3,500 backpacks full of learning resources and supplies in under-resourced communities across the state.

Our Classroom Conversations podcast received a 2023 Communicator Award of Distinction.

“IlovealltheresourcesavailablefromGPBandhowtheyhelpto develop and foster inquiry in students.”

-STEM teacher, Druid Hills Middle School

“ThankyouGPBforallthetraining,resourcesandsupportyouhave provided.Ithasbeenagamechangerforourteachersschoolwide.”

-District Lead Media Specialist, City Schools of Decatur

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TOP 10 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR

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GASHA Go World: Claw Control, our latest game for primary computer science, received a 2023 EdTech Cool Tool Award.

We received the Overall Excellence in Education award at the 54th Annual Public Media Awards presented by the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA).

We hosted Pollinators Live Exploration at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia in Athens, which had a live audience of over 20K students and educators.

We added hundreds of new resources to Georgia Home Classroom, our collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education.

“Thankyouforalltheinformationyou’vesharedwithusthisyear.I’ve passedtheinformationalongtoteachersinotherschooldistrictsaswell asourownandsharedsomeoftheresourcesonsocialmediainthehope thatmyfriendsinotherpartsofthestateareusingthelinkstoGPB.”

-Math Teacher, Statesboro High School

“I love all the resources available from GPB and how they help to develop and foster inquiry in students.”

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-STEM teacher, Druid Hills Middle School

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GPB Radio Network Expands with GPB RADIO

GPB has recently launched WPBQ 90.3 in Kingsland, Georgia, expanding the statewide GPB Radio Network to 20 stations. WPBQ will broaden GPB Radio’s coverage in the southeast portion of the state to the entire Georgia coast and parts of Florida. This allows GPB Radio’s trusted news, information and entertainment programming to be available in communities previously underserved. The addition of WPBQ to the GPB Radio Network will also enable GPB to provide valuable safety information during weather emergencies to residents, including the entire I-95 corridor.

Planet Money and How I Built This

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Tuesday Night Broadcast to the GPB Radio Network Beginning July 4th

Beginning July 4, tune in to the GPB Radio Network each Tuesday at 7 p.m. for Planet Money and How I Built This. Paired as a one-hour program, the two shows deliver enlightening news and stories on business and entrepreneurship. Planet Money will help you understand how dramatic economic change impacts your life, while How I Built This, will take you through the often-challenging journeys innovators and entrepreneurs take to build their companies.

Planet Money and How I Built This also air on the GPB Radio Network and GPB Atlanta at 4 p.m. on Saturdays.

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GPB IN THE COMMUNITY

Amplify Military Voices with StoryCorps

Have you heard of a “driveway moment”? It’s a term broadcast professionals use to label a compelling story that keeps you glued to the radio in a parked car long after you’ve made it to your destination. There’s no denying that stories connect us and stir up emotions within us unlike most things can.

At GPB, we’re committed to sharing these compelling stories. This summer, we are partnering with StoryCorps to highlight the experiences of Georgian veterans, service members and military families through the Military Voices initiative. In sharing their stories, we hope to provide a platform to honor their voices, amplify their experiences and let them know that we – as a nation – are listening.

If you or a service member you know has a proud moment, defining memory or lesson from a military experience to share, we’d love to invite them to an upcoming virtual or in-person recording.

Things Every Georgian Should Know About the Annual Wellness Visit

The Annual Wellness Visit is a way older Georgians, and their Primary Care Providers, can monitor their health and work to prevent future illness. We asked Georgia Memory Net’s Dr. Ted Johnson to share the five things every Georgian should know about the Annual Wellness Visit:

1. What is the Annual Wellness Visit?

An Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) is a check-up for seniors that Medicare covers each year. During the visit, your provider reviews your medical history, checks your current health, and makes a prevention plan to help you stay healthy.

2. Who qualifies?

You must have Medicare, not be in a hospital, and be over 65 years of age. If you receive other services or treatments during the visit Medicare may charge a fee. Before getting any additional services, talk to your primary care provider about what is covered and any potential costs.

3. What is the Mini-Cog?

The Mini-Cog test is part of the AWV that checks a person's thinking ability. It only takes a few minutes and can help detect early signs of dementia or Alzheimer's disease. However, it's not a diagnosis, and further testing may be necessary to confirm any cognitive impairment.

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What’s next if dementia symptoms are found?

If your provider believes you’re showing signs of dementia, Georgia Memory Net (GMN) is available to help with accurate and accelerated diagnostic services. If diagnosed, GMN specialists will develop a treatment plan for you based on your needs, and you can work with your primary care provider to help manage your symptoms and maintain your quality of life.

5. How do I find info on referrals to GMN?

If you’re worried about your memory or thinking skills, ask your primary care provider to refer you to Georgia Memory Net. You can get information for patients and providers at gamemorynet.org.

Georgia’s Leanna Pierre Brings Traditional Caribbean Cuisine with a Twist of Southern

Norcross resident, Leanna Pierre, laughed as she recalled the conversation she had with her supervisor when she asked him for time off to participate in Season 2 of The Great American Recipe. “Who walks into their boss’ office and says, ‘I may need to leave for up to three weeks to film this TV show, but I can’t talk about it’?”

But as an attorney, Pierre undoubtedly made a compelling case and, to our viewer’s delight, participated in the second season, which premiered on GPB on June 19.

Featuring home cooks from across the country as contestants, The Great American Recipe celebrates the multiculturalism that makes American food unique and iconic, from family favorites passed down through generations to internationally influenced recipes. Each week, the contestants are judged on different cooking challenges and face elimination if they have the judges’ least favored dish. The series airs Mondays at 9 p.m., and the competition culminates with the selection of the winner during the finale on August 7.

-Leanna Pierre

“Food is one of those great unifiers across culture, place, race and time.”

In addition to her day job as an attorney, Pierre is a wife, mother, food blogger, world traveler and proud daughter of Caribbean-born parents. Her mother, Pat, and paternal grandmother, Felis, started teaching her how to cook at the age of eight. Today, her cooking style is an eclectic mixture of traditional Caribbean cuisine from their influences, with a twist of “southern comfort” that was developed over her 15 years as an Atlanta resident.

Pierre’s journey as a contestant on The Great American Recipe began when her recipe blog, Mrs. Island Breeze, caught the attention of a casting agent. You can view it at mrsislandbreeze.com. Her signature and fan-favorite dish, Caribbean Stewed Chicken with allspice and fresh thyme, “captures so many different parts of who I am,” Pierre explains. “Both of my parents are from Barbados, so I’m a first-generation American. The flavors bring me back to that special connection I have in the kitchen with my mom and grandma.”

Pierre believes great food plays a powerful role in bringing people from all walks of life together. “Food is one of those great unifiers across culture, place, race and time,” she says.

Tune in Mondays at 9 p.m. to see how Pierre fares with her fellow contestants during The Great American Recipe and join the conversation on social media at @gpbmedia.

Leanna Pierre on The Great American Recipe

Celebrate America’s 247th Birthday with A Capitol Fourth 2023

This time-honored 43 year-tradition puts viewers front and center for America’s biggest birthday party with the greatest display of fireworks anywhere in the nation lighting up the iconic D.C. skyline. Celebrate our country’s 247th birthday with musical performances by top stars from pop, country, R&B, classical and Broadway, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of premier pops conductor Jack Everly.

WATCH

Atlanta WGTV Channel 8

Augusta WCES Channel 20

Chatsworth WNGH Channel 18

Columbus WJSP Channel 28

TELEVISION

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Dawson WACS Channel 25

Macon WMUM Channel 29

Pelham WABW Channel 14

Savannah WVAN Channel 9

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MON - 3rd TUES - 4th

PBS News Weekend 6:00 PM

9:30 PM 10:00 PM 10:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

PBS News Weekend

Father Brown

Hamish MacBeth

Mary Berry

Love To Cook

Keeping Up Appearances

Are You Being Served?

Mr. Bean

The Vicar of Dibley

Father Brown

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Mary Berry will share the joy of our obsession with food. Courtesy of Kip Carroll

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Ridley

MASTERPIECE: Endeavour

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love Ridley

Rick Steves’ Europe: Art of the Middle Ages

Antiques Roadshow

“Tucson Hour 3”

The Great American Recipe

A Fork in the Road “Coastal Cuisine”

A Fork in the Road “The Georgia Golf Trail”

A Capitol Fourth 2023

The Macon Sound

POV

“A Story of Bones”

MARY BERRY - LOVE TO COOK

Saturday, July 1, 8 PM

A Capitol Fourth 2023

Joni Mitchell: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize

Across six delightful episodes, Mary Berry will meet Britain’s most passionate cooks, growers and makers, while sharing their inspirational stories and having a taste of their delicious dishes and produce. The series reveals the power food has to bring us joy, change lives, shape futures and transform fortunes.

For full schedules and program

gpb.org

WEEK OF JULY 5 - JULY 11

What to Do When

MASTERPIECE:

Celebrity

POV: A STORY OF BONES

Monday, July 3, 11 PM

As Chief Environmental Officer for St. Helena’s troubled airport project, Annina van Neel learns about an unmarked mass burial ground of an estimated 9,000 formerly enslaved Africans. Haunted by this historical injustice, she and African American preservationist Peggy King Jorde fight for the proper memorialization of these forgotten victims.

Wild Rivers with Tillie

“The Planets: Inner Worlds”

PBS NewsHour World’s Greatest Cemeteries

Endeavour

PBS NewsHour

Annina van Neel

Georgia Outdoors “Food Forest”

Austin City Limits: Stevie Ray Vaughan

The Great American Recipe

Traveling Auctioneers

Antiques Road Trip

Mary Berry Love To Cook

A Fork in the Road

Agatha Christie’s Marple

Someone Dies

A Fork in the Road

Mary Berry Love to Cook

SAT - 8th

PBS News Weekend

GPB PRIME TIME JULY SCHEDULE

SUN - 9th

PBS News Weekend

MON - 10th

TUES - 11th

Father Brown Hamish MacBeth

Mary Berry

Love To Cook

Keeping Up Appearances

Are You Being Served?

Mr. Bean

The Vicar of Dibley

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Ridley

MASTERPIECE: Grantchester

Rick Steves’ Europe: Art of the Middle Ages

Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 1”

Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 1”

The Great American Recipe

Finding Your Roots

“Hollywood Royalty”

FRONTLINE “McConnell, the GOP & the Court”

D.I. Ray

GPB Favorites

Iconic America: Our Symbols & Stories with David Rubenstein

“The Statue of Liberty”

Father Brown

Ridley

POV “Liquor Store Dreams”

HUMAN FOOTPRINT

Wednesday, July 5, 9 PM

Finding Your Roots

“Hollywood Royalty”

Host Shane CampbellStaton visits a sheep ranch in Northern Wyoming. © Day’s Edge Productions

Part science series and part travel show, this sixpart documentary series takes viewers from farms to restaurants, from a high-tech lab to a sweltering street market, from pristine rain forests to the sewers of New York City. Stories of science, history and culture reveal the complicated, conflicted and remarkable species that is Homo sapiens.

WEEK OF JULY 12 - JULY 18

Celebrity

Tom Brittney as Will Davenport and Robson Green as Geordie Keating. Courtesy of MASTERPIECE

An accident and shocking announcements threaten the stability and happiness found by Grantchester’s vicar and police detective duo. Exploring faith, forgiveness and redemption, this explosive season of Grantchester tests Will and Geordie to the limit.

Wild Rivers with Tillie

Kate Humble’s Coastal Britain

Hope Street

Doc Martin The Indian Doctor

Mary Berry Love To Cook

in the

Doc Martin

Sunday, July 9, 9 PM

Antiques

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SAT - 15th SUN - 16th

PBS News Weekend

PBS News Weekend

MON - 17th TUES - 18th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Father Brown

Hamish MacBeth

Mary Berry Love To Cook

Keeping Up Appearances

Are You Being Served?

Mr. Bean

The Mallorca Files

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Ridley

MASTERPIECE: Grantchester

Rick Steves’ Europe: Art of the Middle Ages Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 2”

The Great American Recipe

Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 2”

Finding Your Roots

“Off the Farm”

Southern Storytellers

Ridley

GPB Favorites

Iconic America: Our Symbols & Stories with David Rubenstein

“The American Bald Eagle”

POV

“A House Made of Splinters”

D.I. RAY

Sunday, July 9, 10 PM

Finding Your Roots “Off the Farm”

In this four-part drama, D.I. Ray goes on a journey that sees her uncover a complex web of deceit within organized crime, while laying bare the wounds deep within herself that she’s spent a lifetime ignoring. Wounds born from a desperate desire to fit in, despite not looking the part.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.

D.I. Ray

Parminder Nagra stars as Detective Inspector Rachita Ray. Courtesy of © HTM (DI RAY) Ltd. 2022

OF JULY 19 - JULY 25

Doc Martin star Martin Clunes with season 8

DOC MARTIN

Doc Martin

A Fork in the Road

Mary Berry Love To Cook

The Great American Recipe

Traveling Auctioneers

Mary Berry Love to Cook

Thursday, July 13, 8 PM

Dr. Martin Ellingham and his wife, Louisa, are finally living together again with their son, James Henry, but their problems are far from over. As some relationships bloom and others falter, can Martin cope with all the changes — or will he risk the fragile accord he’s forged with his family?

PBS

NewsHour Nature “Undercover

Hope Street

Doc Martin

The Indian Doctor

PBS NewsHour

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip A Fork in the Road

guest star Sigourney

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GPB PRIME TIME JULY SCHEDULE

SAT - 22nd SUN - 23rd

PBS News Weekend PBS News Weekend

Father Brown

Hamish MacBeth

Mary Berry Love To Cook

Keeping Up Appearances

Are You Being Served?

Mr. Bean

The Mallorca Files

MON - 24th

TUES - 25th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Ridley

MASTERPIECE: Grantchester

Rick Steves’ Europe: Art, Prehistoric and Ancient Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 3”

The Great American Recipe

Antiques Roadshow

“Omaha Hour 3”

Finding Your Roots

“This Land is My Land”

Southern Storytellers

D.I. Ray

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love Ridley

Monument: The Untold Story of Stone Mountain

GPB Favorites

POV “Eat Your Catfish”

HOPE STREET

Thursday, July 13, 9 PM

Iconic America: Our Symbols & Stories with David Rubenstein

“Stone Mountain”

Finding Your Roots

“This Land is My Land”

Set in the fictional town of Port Devine on the Northern Irish coast, this drama focuses on the town’s police department and the mysterious arrival of English Detective Constable Leila Hussain, the first Muslim police officer in the town’s history.

The sudden arrival of English Detective Constable Leila Hussain sets tongues wagging. Courtesy of APT

WEEK OF JULY 26 - JULY 31

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Wild Rivers with Tillie

Georgia Outdoors

“To Save a Plant”

Kate Humble’s Coastal Britain

A Fork in the Road

Mary Berry Love To Cook

Nature

“Animals with Cameras: Oceans” Human Footprint

PM

PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

NOVA

“The Planets: Saturn”

Austin City Limits: Ray Wylie Hubbard

Doc Martin

Hope Street

The Indian Doctor

The Great American Recipe Traveling Auctioneers

ACL presents the best of contemporary R&B with John Legend and The Roots. Courtesy of Austin PBS, KLRU-TV

Doc Martin

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip A Fork in the Road

Mary Berry Love to Cook

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS

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JOHN LEGEND & THE ROOTS: WAKE UP!

Wednesday, July 19, 11 PM

John Legend and The Roots perform most of the songs off of their 2010 collaborative album, Wake Up! Inspired by the 2008 Presidential election, Wake Up! features a collection of cover songs from the 60s and ‘70s, originally written or performed by some of the most influential and timeless artists of the era.

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PBS News Weekend

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PBS News Weekend

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

Father Brown Hamish MacBeth

Mary Berry Love To Cook

Keeping Up Appearances

Are You Being Served?

Mr. Bean

The Mallorca Files

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

MON - 31st

PBS NewsHour

Ridley

MASTERPIECE: Grantchester

GPB Favorites

Antiques Roadshow

“Cleveland Hour 1”

The Great American Recipe

GPB Favorites

POV

Ridley

“Children of the Mist”

GEORGIA OUTDOORS - TO SAVE A PLANT

Wednesday, July 26, 7:30 PM

Georgia is a leader in the world of plant conservation. Georgia Outdoors followed the many volunteers and organizations that work to protect threatened plants for close to a year. See them at various sites across the state and see that their efforts are sometimes dangerous and often messy, but the passion is undeniable.

D.I. Ray

Georgia Outdoors host Sharon Collins

AAA and Insight Vacations design worldwide premium guided vacations curated for curious travelers looking to gain a real lens on local life.

Trip details are planned in advance and executed by a dedicated Travel Director and driver. AAA and Insight Vacations are committed to providing travelers with experiences ranging from priority access of iconic sites to authentic dining options including the unique dinearound and dine-at-home experiences.

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