February 2020 Edition

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DID YOU KNOW?

Polar Extremes PAGE 16

Looking at Earth’s Romance! Jealousy!

Polar Past — and Its A Heartwarming Ancient Mysteries Betrayal!

Possible Polar Future New Season Revealed on Sanditon: The Season Finaleof NOVA: Polar Extremes PAGE 6

Secrets of the Dead PAGE 6

Call the Midwife

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PERKS + EVENTS On Common Ground: Disinformation & Democracy

Thursday, February 20, at 6pm The Computer History Museum San Jose Digital disinformation poses a clear threat to our electoral process in 2020. How have we made ourselves vulnerable to these tactics and what can we do to combat them? KQED and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University convene an urgent discussion.

Hosted by KQED Silicon Valley Bureau Chief Rachael Myrow, we’ll explore how bad actors seek to exploit our modern information infrastructure for political gain and how we can shore up the democratic foundations they threaten to undermine.

See kqed.org/events for more info.

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Cinequest Film & Creativity Festival

March 3 – 15 Downtown San Jose: CaliforniaTheatre, Hammer Theatre and 3 Below Theatres Redwood City: Century Downtown 20 Don’t miss the Cinequest Film & Creativity Festival in San Jose and Redwood City. This year’s theme is elation, which promises it will be a celebratory event. The festival features 900 visiting artists, 50 parties and 600 experiences including 130 film premieres. The KQED member discount: $50 off the VIP All Access Pass. Code: KQED2020.

More details about the lineup, plus tickets and passes are now available at cinequest.org.

Photo by Mike Gendimenico Cover photo: NOVA: Polar Extremes Photo courtesy of NOVA/WGBH

KQED Member Days: Free Admission to Magnificent Magnolias

Friday, February 7 San Francisco Botanical Garden Join KQED at the San Francisco Botanical Garden (SFBG) and be amazed by one of the city’s great annual natural spectacles when the most significant conservation collection of magnolias in the United States erupts with beautiful, fragrant blooms. Admission is free on Friday, February 7, for KQED members (up to two admissions total) who present a current KQED MemberCard and valid ID in person at the ticket booth.

On this day, you’ll also find special discounts on SFBG Memberships in the Bookstore and at the Plant Arbor. sfbg.org Photo of a Magnolia campbellii ‘Darjeeling’

by Ryan Johns

NEWS + NOTES

Left to right: Erika Aguilar, Erin Baldassari and Molly Solomon

KQED Opens a New Housing News Desk

Coming from KQED’s The Bay podcast, Erika Aguilar leads the team as senior editor. Before arriving at KQED, Erika worked for KPCC public media in Los Angeles, covering crime and public safety. She also served as the station’s Orange County bureau reporter on homelessness, policing and ethnic politics in local government.

“Housing and the rising cost of living is top of mind for everyone I meet,” says Aguilar. “It’s time to answer questions from our audience about how we got ourselves into this situation and how to navigate it.

As a starting point, we’ll examine the unfair, inequitable

and discriminatory practices in our state’s land-use and political history that have contributed to our affordability crisis.”

Joining Aguilar is three-time national Edward R. Murrow Award winner Molly Solomon as housing reporter for the desk. Solomon arrives at KQED from Oregon Public Broadcasting, where she was the Southwest Washington bureau chief. Her coverage included rural communities, environmental issues along the Columbia River, and an investigation into equity and diversity struggles at a local community college. Molly's latest reporting includes a deep dive into Moms for Housing, a big national story taking place in Oakland, and explores what housing as a human right means and could look like in policy.

The team is rounded out by Erin Baldassari, who most recently worked as a transportation reporter for the East Bay Times and The Mercury News with a focus on how the Bay Area’s housing shortage has changed the way people move around the region. Baldassari served on the Times’ 2017 Pulitzer Prize–winning team that covered the Ghost Ship fire.

The formation of KQED’s housing desk is made possible in part by a generous grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

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To cover the Bay Area’s affordability crisis, KQED has created a dedicated news desk staffed by journalists Erika Aguilar, Erin Baldassari and Molly Solomon.

Together, the team provides ongoing coverage of housing and affordability issues in the Bay Area for multiple KQED platforms, including radio and online, and will develop a podcast series about the roots of the crisis. “Everywhere you go you see the effects of the Bay Area’s housing crisis,” notes Holly Kernan, KQED’s chief content officer, adding: “This desk gives us the opportunity to start conversations with our audiences about how the housing crisis is affecting them and how we come together to begin to solve these challenging issues.”

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RADIO SPECIALS

Witness: Black History Month Airs Wednesday, February 5, at 8pm For Black History Month, tune in to this Witness special from the BBC and hear about history from people who were there. We start just 65 years ago — the year that the Montgomery bus boycott began and 14-year-old Emmett Till was brutally kidnapped and lynched, a horrific tragedy that galvanized the Civil Rights Movement. Only thirteen years later, American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos stood on the winners’ podium at the Mexico City Olympics and raised their gloved fists in the air to protest racism. That same year, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated at age 39. And Moneta Sleet Jr. became the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize for journalism for his harrowing image of Coretta Scott King at her husband’s funeral. The first-person interviews captured in this Witness special speak to the tumult, the pain and the incredible power of the activists who put everything on the line to fight injustice.

New Laws Protect Tenants, Prevent Homelessness and Create Affordable Housing – Now What?

Airs Wednesday, February 26, at 8pm On October 8, 2018, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law some of the nation’s most far-reaching housing bills designed to prevent homelessness, protect tenants from being evicted and make it possible to create new homes for many thousands of Californians. The work was made possible by a collaboration of diverse allies who are attempting to preserve existing affordable homes, protect the families in them and produce more housing at all income levels. Although the bills represent important strides, some say a lot of work still remains. This panel discussion from the Commonwealth Club examines the implications of the new legislation and what the future holds for addressing the challenge of homelessness and housing in the Bay Area.

Photo from the New York World-Telegram and Sun collection at The Library of Congress

PODCASTS

What are the best podcasts to listen to right now? We asked Alan Montecillo, KQED’s editor for The Bay, what he recommends. Here are his picks.

STARTER EPISODE

“Let’s Talk About Race and the Orinda Shooting”

At The Bay, we tell local Bay Area news stories, but we also want to critically consider with our audience how race and identity shape the way we think about the news. This episode is a thoughtful and necessary look at how gun violence is covered in the press, focusing specifically on the Halloween shooting that killed five people in Orinda.

STARTER EPISODE

Short Wave, NPR's daily science podcast, launched this past fall. Usually around 10 minutes, it's smart, concise and accessible. This episode takes you up into the tree canopies of the Pacific Northwest with a tireless ecologist who has also fought for years to get more women into science.

STARTER EPISODE

“The Guardian”

California’s primary isn’t until March; Iowa and New Hampshire get to go first for some reason.

Well, there’s a story behind that, and the folks at New Hampshire Public Radio’s Stranglehold set out to tell it with this podcast. The series kicks off with the tale of a man who is known statewide as “the guardian” of the New Hampshire primary.

Listen via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, the NPR One app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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“Exploring the Rain Forest with ‘Treetop Barbie’”

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NOVA: Polar Extremes Premieres Wednesday, February 5, at 8pm on KQED 9 Exploring the bottom and top of the world — Antarctica and the Arctic — is, ahem, cool because these places are unlike any other on Earth. At the icy poles, life flourishes under extreme conditions. And in some places, such as Antarctica’s Dry Valleys, the environment is a lot like that on Mars.

For hundreds of millions of years, polar extremes have helped drive climate. Today, the poles are changing again as ice shifts and melts. The Arctic has the dubious distinction of warming faster than anywhere else on Earth. Are we about to take a giant step back in time? Is this the world we want? Consider these and other questions and encounter and unravel scientific mysteries in this fascinating special. Down blanket and hot cocoa optional.—Ellyn Hament

A Place to Call Home: Season 2 Finale

Airs Tuesday, February 11, at 8pm on KQED Plus This Australian drama ends its second season with George resolving to leave Inverness while Regina plans a trap to win his affection, and with Elizabeth making a life-changing decision.

Sanditon on Masterpiece: Season Finale

Courtesy of NOVA/WGBH

DID YOU KNOW?

• The Antarctic Treaty, enacted in 1961, and its related agreements set aside the continent as a scientific preserve and bans military activity there.

• The first woman in Antarctica arrived, for a very short stay, in 1935; the first man showed up about 100 years earlier.

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• Indigenous people have lived in the Arctic for about 40,000 years and continue to live there today. Antarctica is the only continent on Earth that doesn’t have a native human population.

S AT U R D AY N I G H T M O V I E

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?

Airs Saturday, February 1, at 8pm on KQED 9 When the daughter of a liberal white San Francisco couple (Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn) brings home her black fiancé (Sidney Poitier), her parents’ beliefs — and others’ — are put to the test.

This 1967 film (Tracy’s last) was nominated for ten Academy Awards.

Photo courtesy of American Public Television

Airs Sunday, February 23, at 9pm on KQED 9 Romance, jealousy and betrayal all show up at the Midsummer Ball in Sanditon. And devastating events force the Parker Family and Charlotte to make some difficult decisions.

TOP AND BOTTOM: COURTESY OF ACORN AND SIMON RIDGEWAY/COPYRIGHT RED PLANET PICTURES/ITV 2019.

But the poles also hold intriguing clues — locked in rocks, trapped in ice and found underneath the oceans — about a polar past that's very different from the Arctic and Antarctica we know today. Join renowned paleontologist and host Kirk Johnson for NOVA: Polar Extremes, a one-night, two-hour special on February 5, and journey into a surprising long-ago time when the Arctic was a soggy humid swamp, and dinosaurs lumbered around in Antarctica.

Programs are subject to change after press deadlines. For the latest program information, visit kqed.org/dtv.

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5:30 9 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover + Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi #104 Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast (Dubrovnik, Croatia). D 6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood D + The Great British Baking Show H #511 Masterclass 1.

6:30 9 Dinosaur Train D 7am 9 Sesame Street D + The Great British Baking ShowH#512 Masterclass 2.

7:30 9 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood D 8am 9 Best of The Joy of Painting #3514 Mystic Mountains. + The Great British Baking Show H #513 Masterclass 3.

8:30 9 New Scandinavian Cooking #805 Hay-Smoked Salmon.

9am 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1317 Little Chihuahua Mexican Restaurant, Dragon Rouge Restaurant, Aslam’s Rasoi. q R (9) noon & 7pm, 2/2 1am & 1pm + The Great British Baking Show 5am

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9:30 9 Yan Can Cook: Spice Kingdom #109 Small Bites.

10am 9 Field Trip with Curtis StoneH#105 The Kimberley. + The Great British Baking Show #515 Christmas Masterclass.

10:30 9 Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul #109 q Taste Bud Temptations.

11am 9 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated #1924 Pork Two Ways. + This Old House #3912 Westerly | Seaside Transformation.

11:30 9 Cook’s Country #1104 New Recipes for the Grill. + Ask This Old House #1717.

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Parma-based architect Pier Carlo Bontempi. + Pati’s Mexican Table #602 History of Oaxaca Cuisine.

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Vietnam War: Final Two Episodes of Burns’ Documentary ▼ Sunday, February 2, at 7pm and 9pm on KQED Plus Catch the final two episodes of this eye-opening epic series, which takes a unique look at one of the most divisive and controversial events in American history.

In Episode 9, South Vietnam fights alone as Nixon and Kissinger find a way out for America, and POWs return. In the last episode, Saigon falls and the war ends.

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R (+) 2/2 3am 9:55 9 Saturday Night Movie H #2005 And Justice for All. R (9) 2/2 4am 10pm + Midsomer Murders #1409 The Sleeper Under the Hill, Part 1. R (+) 2/2 4am 10:37 + Midsomer Murders #1410 The Sleeper Under the Hill, Part 2. R (+) 2/2 4:37am 11:33 + Growing Bolder #504 Stop Wondering What’s Next. R (+) 2/2 5:33am 7:30

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12:30 9 Music Voyager #705 Eleuthera.

Bahama’s islands are explored. + Songs at the Center #504.

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6am 9 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum #103 I Am Helen Keller / I Am Alexander Graham Bell. D R (9) 2/25 9am + Yoga in Practice #210 Allow Yourself to Soar.

6:30 9 Let’s Go Luna! #126 Andy’s Big Show / Leo Moves It. D + Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique #917. D 7am 9 Nature Cat + America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated #2004 Spiced and Sweet.

7:30 9 Wild Kratts + Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #217 A Trip to Senegal. R (+) 2/8 3:30pm 8am 9 Best of The Joy of Painting H #3535 Haven in the Valley. + Kevin Belton’s New Orleans Celebrations #104 Oyster Fest.

8:30 9 Sara’s Weeknight Meals #805 Sabor Puerto Rico. + Nick Stellino: Storyteller in the Kitchen #104 The Food Artist. mid

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2:30 9 Samantha Brown’s Places to Love H# 304 Sonoma County. R (9) 2/2 3pm; (+) 2/3 9am + My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas #107 The Lesvos Spirit.

3pm 9 Weekends with Yankee #311 The Seacoast. + Check, Please! Bay Area #1101 q The Hummingbird, Sumika, Orexi.

3:30 9 Roadtrip Nation: Room to Grow #103 q Keep Your Mind Open. + Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #216 New Breads.

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9 Pati’s Mexican Table #810 Surfside Eats. + Finding Your Roots #606 Secrets and Lies. Sigourney Weaver, Justina Machado and Amy Ryan. R (+) 2/4 10am 9 Baking with Julia #210 David Ogonowski. R (+) 2/3 2pm 9 Simply Ming #1706 Ming Tsai with Guest Carla Hall. + British Antiques Roadshow #3816 Lyme, Part 1 / Christmas.

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1pm 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1317 q Little Chihuahua Mexican Restaurant, Dragon Rouge Restaurant, Aslam’s Rasoi.

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Oskar asks Max to help investigate a grotesque series of murders in Vienna’s slums. R (9) 2/3 4am 9 Thou Shalt Not Kill H #109 Episode 9. Valeria Ferro investigates the murder of a young Egyptian woman. R (9) 2/3 5am + The Day the ’60s Died The 1970 Kent State shootings. R (+) 2/3 5am

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Uncover the bizarre history of Earth’s poles, from miles-thick ice sheets to warm polar forests. R (9) 2/6 2am + Midsomer Murders #1411 The Night of the Stag, Part 1. R (+) 2/6 2am 8:39 + Midsomer Murders #1412 The Night of the Stag, Part 2. R (+) 2/6 2:39am 9:33 + Death in Paradise #159 Season 8, Episode 3. R (+) 2/6 3:33am 10pm 9 Expedition with Steve Backshall H #104 Mexico — Flooded Caves.

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9 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #319 Thailand North to South. R (9) 2/7 1am + Genealogy Roadshow #306 Providence. Genealogists research stories about Holocaust survivors.

R (+) 2/7 1am 7:30 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #131 Marnee Thai Restaurant, The Cook and Her Farmer, Ristorante Milano. q R (9) 2/7 1:30am, 2/8 noon 8pm 9 Vera #501 Changing Tides. R (9) 2/7 2am + The Legacy List with Matt PaxtonH#106 Shirley Macon / Aberdeen, NJ. A schoolteacher’s home is filled with items that celebrate her family’s heritage in civil rights. R (+) 2/7 2am 9pm + Escape to the ChateauH#507 At Christmas. R (+) 2/7 3am, 2/14 noon 9:30 9 Shetland #121 Episode 1. R (9) 2/7 3:30am 10pm + B.B. King: American Masters #2903. R (+) 2/7 4am 10:30 9 Shetland #122 Episode 2. R (9) 2/7 4:30am 11pm + Infinity Hall Live #505 Great Performances, Vol. 1. Los Lonely Boys, Tori Amos, Rubblebucket and more. R (+) 2/7 5am 11:30 9 On Story #605 The Path of an Action Writer: A Conversation with Robert Kamen. R (9) 2/7 5:30am 7pm

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9 KQED Newsroom H q R (9) 2/8 1am, 2/9 5pm; (+) 2/8 1pm + Hollywood’s Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story H R (+) 2/8 1am 7:30 9 Washington Week H R (9) 2/8 1:30am 8pm 9 Lost LA #1009 Pacific Rim. R (9) 2/8 2am + Inspector Morse #122 Happy Families. R (+) 2/8 2am 8:30 9 Antiques Roadshow Recut H #106 Newport 4. Fantastic finds include a Jean-Michel Basquiat oil stick drawing and dragon dog bronze ornaments. R (9) 2/8 2:30am; (+) 2/11 6pm 9pm 9 Country Music #106 Will the Circle Be Unbroken? (1968–1972).

D R (9) 2/8 3am 9:45 + Agatha Christie’s Poirot #1101 Mrs. McGinty’s Dead. R (+) 2/8 3:45am 11pm 9 Workin’ Man Blues Merle Haggard, Buck Owens and others discuss the dust bowl roots of country music. R (9) 2/8 5am 11:30 9 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover H R (9) 2/8 5:30am + Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi #105 The Lumbee Dance of the Spring Moon (Robeson County, North Carolina, USA). D R (+) 2/8 5:30am 7pm

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 2/10 4pm + David Holt’s State of MusicH#401 Della Mae. 12:30 + David Holt’s State of MusicH#402 Darin and Brooke Aldridge with John Cowan.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood D + History Detectives #809 Jackie Robinson All-Stars, Modoc Basket, Special Agent Five.

6:30 9 Brain Fitness Program s R (9) 2/16 6pm, 2/17 mid, 2/23 7:30am; mid

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9 Finding Your Roots H #607 Science Pioneers. Francis Collins, Shirley Ann Jackson and Harold Varmus. R (9) 2/5 2am; (+) 2/5 7pm, 2/6 1am, 2/11 10am + A Place to Call Home H #209 I Do, I Do. R (+) 2/5 2am 9pm 9 Ruby Ridge: American Experience #2904. a riveting account of the event that helped give rise to the modern American militia movement. + Downton Abbey Season 3 on Masterpiece #4303 Part 3. D R (+) 2/5 3am 10pm 9 Frontline H #3804 Targeting El Paso + Downton Abbey Season 3 on Masterpiece #4304 Part 4. D R (+) 2/5 4am 11pm 9 More or Less Perfect Union: A Personal Exploration by Judge Douglas Ginsburg H A Constitution for All. R (9) 2/5 5am + Downton Abbey Season 3 on Masterpiece #4305 Part 5. D R (+) 2/5 5am 8pm

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noon 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1319 Marnee Thai Restaurant, The Cook and Her Farmer, Ristorante Milano. + MotorWeek H #3923. Q R (+) 2/11 11am 12:30 9 Lidia’s Kitchen H #717 Brunch Brilliance. R (9) 2/12 7pm, 2/13 1am + American Woodshop #2605 Wooden Puzzles.

1pm 9 Age Fix with Anthony Youn, M.D. s R (9) 2/15 8:30am; (+) 2/22 8:30am, 2/23 2pm, 2/28 10:30pm, 2/29 4:30am + KQED Newsroom q R (9) 2/9 5pm 1:30 + Growing Bolder #505 Take a Victory Lap. R (+) 2/15 11:30pm, 2/16 5:30am

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9 Non-Opioid Pain Relief with Dr. Martin Rossman s R (9) 2/9 7:30pm, 2/10 1:30am, 2/15 7:30pm, 2/16 1:30am, 2/29 3pm + My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas #108 Greek Mountain Cheeses.

9 Better Brain Solution with Steven Masley, M.D. s R (9) 2/16 6:30am, 2/29 1pm; (+) 2/23 noon + Check, Please! Bay Area #1105 q Gasthaus Leopold’s, Tamarine Restaurant and Gallery, Sushi Rapture. + Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #217 A Trip to Senegal.

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+ Pati’s Mexican Table #603 A Queen in the Land of the Gods. + Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul #120 q Ocean Harvest.

9 This Old House H #3914 Paradise | Out of the Ashes. + Cook’s Country #1212 A Trip to the Big Easy.

9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H + America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated #2005 Two Classic Pastas.

9 Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like s R (9) 2/9 mid; (+) 2/9 1:30pm + Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope #705 q Zermatt, Switzerland — Under the Shadow of the Matterhorn. D + Rick Steves’ Europe #502 France’s Dordogne.

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▼ Thursday, February 6, at 10pm on KQED Plus The thrill isn’t gone; it lives on in the music of B.B. King, the King of the Blues, and in this documentary, which features rare archival footage and interviews. From his roots as a sharecropper’s son, Riley ”B.B.” King rose to stardom despite struggles with bigotry, racism, hatred and denial.

+ Rick Steves’ Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia and Guatemala H R (+) 2/9 1am, 2/20 7pm, 2/21 1am 7:30 9 Emotional Brain Training with Dr. Laurel Mellin s R (9) 2/9 1:30am, 2/23 7:30pm, 2/24 1:30am; (+) 2/15 7:30pm, 2/16 1:30am, 2/23 5:30pm 8pm 9 Saturday Night Movie H #2009 Love Affair. R (9) 2/9 2am + Keeping Up Appearances #303 Violet’s Country Cottage. R (+) 2/9 2am 8:30 + As Time Goes By #159. R (+) 2/9 2:30am 9pm + The Brokenwood Mysteries #401 Fall from Grace. R (+) 2/9 3am 10pm 9 Saturday Night Movie #2007 Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? R (9) 2/9 4am 10:35 + Blake Mysteries #101 Ghost Stories. R (+) 2/9 4:35am 7pm

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12:30 + Songs at the Center #505.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am 9 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum #114. D + Yoga in Practice #211 Become an Able Vessel.

6:30 9 ’70s Soul Superstars (My Music) Patti LaBelle hosts an all-star reunion of the legends of 1970s Motown, R&B and soul. s R (9) 2/15 2:30pm + Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique #922 Weight Loss: Slenderize the Saddle Bags. D 7am + Food: What the Heck Should I Eat? with Mark Hyman, M.D. s R (9) 2/15 10am, 2/22 1pm; (+) 2/16 12:30pm 9am 9 African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross Marathon This six-part series chronicles the full sweep of African American history. s R (+) 2/22 10am + Sinatra in Concert at Royal Festival Hall A CBS special starring Frank Sinatra, originally broadcast in 1971. s R (+) 2/15 3pm mid

10:30 + Best of the Buddy Rich Show A collection of big band performances from 1982 featuring Ray Charles, Woody Herman and others. s R (+) 2/15 4:30pm

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noon + Count Basie — Through His Own Eyes A revealing biography. s R (9) 2/16 8:30am; (+) 2/15 6pm, 2/16 mid 1:30 + Mister Rogers: It’s You I Like s 3pm + Downton Abbey Live: Cast, Creators & Spoilers Too! Cast members and creators come together for a celebration of the beloved series and insights into the feature film. s 5pm 9 KQED Newsroom q + Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White s R (9) 2/28 8pm, 2/29 2am & 6pm; (+) 2/16 11pm, 2/17 5am, 2/29 6pm 5:30 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H 6pm 9 Il Volo: Ten Years s R (9) 2/10 mid + Longevity Paradox with Steven Gundry, M.D. s R (9) 2/15 6pm, 2/16 mid, 2/23 6am, 2/29 6:30am; (+) 2/10 mid, 2/22 10:30pm, 2/23 4:30am

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9 Non-Opioid Pain Relief with Dr. Martin Rossman s R (9) 2/10 1:30am, 2/15 7:30pm, 2/16 1:30am, 2/29 3pm + Brain Fitness Program s R (9) 2/16 6pm, 2/17 mid, 2/23 7:30am; (+) 2/10 1:30am, 2/23 10am 9 A Very British Romance with Lucy Worsley H #101. Explore the glamorization of romantic love that followed the emergence of the romantic novel by Jane Austen and others in the 18th century. R (9) 2/16 8pm.

9 Sanditon on Masterpiece H #5006 Episode 6. Charlotte and Sidney comb the London underworld to find Miss Lambe. R (9) 2/10 3am, 2/15 10:20pm, 2/16 4:20am + 3 Steps to Pain-Free Living s R (+) 2/10 3:30am, 2/16 10:30am, 2/23 3:30pm 9 Vienna Blood H #104 Episode 4.

R (9) 2/10 4am 9 Thou Shalt Not Kill H #110 Episode 10. Monica, Lucia’s former cellmate, pays a visit and upsets the harmony in the Ferro household. R (9) 2/10 5am + Barnegie Hall #106 Mark Sanders, Part 2. R (+) 2/10 5:30am

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▼ Tuesday, February 11, at 9pm on KQED 9 In 1938, the Great Depression had ripped at the economic fabric of the country for nine years, and war was looming. But on June 22, many people were focused on American Joe Louis and German Max Schmeling, who were fighting for the heavyweight championship of the world as reluctant symbols of equality and supremacy, democracy and fascism.

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9 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated H #2006 Chicken and Biscuits. R (9) 2/11 1am; (+) 2/13 2:30pm + History Detectives #106 John Brown’s Letters, Japanese House, Poems. R (+) 2/11 1am, 2/12 10am 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1320 Maykadeh Restaurant, 1601 Bar & Kitchen, Poesia. q R (9) 2/11 1:30am 9 Antiques Roadshow H #2406 Bonanzaville, Hour 3. R (9) 2/11 2am + Father Brown #176 The Sacrifice of Tantalus. R (+) 2/11 2am + The Bletchley Circle #202 Blood on Their Hands, Part 2. R (+) 2/11 2:48am 9 No Passport Required H #205 Las Vegas. R (9) 2/11 3am

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R (+) 2/11 3:38am 10pm 9 Independent Lens H Leftover Women. Despite thriving careers, educated and successful women face the stigma of being unmarried in China. D R (9) 2/11 4am 11pm 9 POV Shorts H There’s No Place Like Home. R (9) 2/11 5am, 2/15 11:20pm, 2/16 5:20am 11:30 9 Sun Studio Sessions H #1103 Kevin Galloway. R (9) 2/11 5:30am + Fannie Lou Hamer: Stand Up The life of a voting and women’s rights activist and civil rights legend. R (+) 2/11 5:30am 9:38

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + Woodsongs H #2302 Jimmie Vaughan.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am–7pm See page 7 for program schedule.

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9 Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food #104 Chops / Linguine / Fish Cakes. R (9) 2/12 1am + Howards End on Masterpiece #5010 Episode 2. R (+) 2/12 1am 7:30 9 Sara’s Weeknight Meals #906. R (9) 2/12 1:30am 8pm 9 Finding Your Roots H #608 Slave Trade. Ava DuVernay, Epatha Merkerson and Questlove. R (9) 2/12 2am; (+) 2/12 7pm, 2/13 1am, 2/18 10am + A Place to Call Home H #210 Unforgettable. Rene witnesses a moment of yearning between Sarah and George at the wedding.

R (+) 2/12 2am 9pm 9 Fight: American Experience H #1702. D R (9) 2/12 3am + Downton Abbey Season 3 on Masterpiece #4306 Part 6. D R (+) 2/12 3am 10pm 9 Frontline H #3811 The Battle for Hong Kong The dramatic struggle in the last corner of China where human rights and freedoms exist but are under threat. R (9) 2/12 4am, 2/18 9pm, 2/19 3am 11pm 9 More or Less Perfect Union: A Personal Exploration by Judge Douglas Ginsburg H Our Constitution at Risk. How the Constitution is under assault today. R (9) 2/12 5am 7pm

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+ The Jazz Ambassadors Dizzy Gillespie and other jazz greats combated Soviet propaganda through their music. R (+) 2/12 5am

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1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + GZERO World with Ian Bremmer H 12:30 + Overheard with Evan Smith Ed Zwick, Filmmaker.

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9 Lidia’s Kitchen #717 Brunch Brilliance. R (9) 2/13 1am + Finding Your Roots #608 Slave Trade. R (+) 2/13 1am, 2/18 10am 7:30 9 Simply Ming H #1709 Ming Tsai with Sara Moulton. R (9) 2/13 1:30am 8pm 9 Nature H #3711 Wild Florida.

What’s threatening Florida’s wild paradise? R (9) 2/13 2am; (+) 2/14 11am, 2/18 4pm + Midsomer Murders #1413 A Sacred Trust, Part 1. R (+) 2/13 2am 8:42 + Midsomer Murders #1414 A Sacred Trust, Part 2. R (+) 2/13 2:42am 9pm 9 Nova H #4702 Dog Tales. R (9) 2/13 3am; (+) 2/13 4pm 9:33 + Death in Paradise #160 Season 8, Episode 4. R (+) 2/13 3:33am 10pm 9 Expedition with Steve Backshall H #105 Borneo — Dark Shadow.

R (9) 2/13 4am; (+) 2/13 11am, 2/17 4pm 10:30 + Endeavour Season 6 on Masterpiece #4926 Confection. D R (+) 2/13 4:30am 11pm 9 Big Pacific #105 Behind the Scenes. Plunge into the

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9 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #320 New French Classics. R (9) 2/14 1am + Genealogy Roadshow #307 Los Angeles. A family’s connection to Schwabb’s, the legendary Hollywood pharmacy. R (+) 2/14 1am 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1401 Franchettis’, Aburaya, Locanda Osteria & Bar. q R (9) 2/14 1:30am, 2/15 noon 9 Vera #502 Old Wounds. Vera and her team investigate a 30-year-old mystery. R (9) 2/14 2am + Fake or Fortune? #601 Constable.

A painting thought to be by 19thcentury landscape master John Constable is examined. R (+) 2/14 2am + Sammy Davis Jr.: American Masters #2707. D R (+) 2/14 3am 9 Shetland #123 Episode 3. In the aftermath of Calum’s suicide, Perez travels to Glasgow to try and locate McGuire. R (9) 2/14 3:30am 9 Shetland #124 Episode 4.

Sure that Zezi is being held on Shetland, Perez ups the pressure on his remaining leads. R (9) 2/14 4:30am

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12:30 + Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope #706 q Montreal, Quebec, Canada — Bonjour, Montreal. D 1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

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Artist Mildred Howard is forced to move her Berkeley studio due to rising rent prices, the very thing her mother, activist Mable Howard, fought against. q R (9) 2/15 2am + Inspector Morse #123 The Death of the Self. R (+) 2/15 2am 9 Antiques Roadshow RecutH#107 Newport 5. R (9) 2/15 2:30am; (+) 2/18 6pm 9 Country Music #107 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way? (1973–1983). Dolly Parton gets mainstream success. Hank Williams Jr., Rosanne Cash and Willie Nelson are featured. D R (9) 2/15 3am + Agatha Christie’s Poirot #1102 Cat Among the Pigeons. Poirot finds the Meadowbank School for girls to be a world in microcosm. R (+) 2/15 3:45am 9 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover H R (9) 2/15 5:30am + Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi #106 Hogmanay in Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland). Hogmanay, the world’s largest New Year’s Eve celebration, is highlighted. D R (+) 2/15 5:30am

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12:30 + David Holt’s State of Music H #404 Rising Stars. Presley Barker, the Burnett Sisters, Willow Dillon and Cane Mill Road.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood D + Earth’s Sacred Wonders #101. s The world’s landmark spiritual sites.

6:30 9 Deepak Chopra: The Spiritual Laws of Success s R (9) 2/29 10am 7:30 + Africa’s Great Civilizations #101 Origins / The Cross and the Crescent. The origins of man and cultural and scientific achievements on the African continent. s D R (9) 2/23 9:30am 8:30 9 Age Fix with Anthony Youn, M.D. R (+) 2/22 8:30am, 2/23 2pm, 2/28 10:30pm, 2/29 4:30am 8:34 + Africa’s Great Civilizations #102 The Cross and the Crescent. The rise of Christianity and Islam and African religious figures. s D R (9) 2/23 10:34am 9:47 + Africa’s Great Civilizations #103 The Atlantic Age/Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. The transformation of northern and western Africa from deserted lands into wealthy kingdoms. s D R (9) 2/23 11:47am 10am 9 Food: What the Heck Should I Eat? with Mark Hyman, M.D. s R (9) 2/22 1pm; (+) 2/16 12:30pm 11am + Africa’s Great Civilizations #104 Cities. Africa’s greatest ancient cities, including Kilwa and Great Zimbabwe. D s R (9) 2/23 1pm mid

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noon 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1401 q Franchettis’, Aburaya, Locanda Osteria & Bar. 12:20 + Africa’s Great Civilizations #105 The Atlantic Age/Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations.

The Atlantic trading world, the slave trade and revolutionary movements. s D R (9) 2/23 2:20pm 12:30 9 Lidia’s Kitchen H #718 Feeding the Family. R (9) 2/19 7pm, 2/20 1am 1pm 9 Live Better Now with Mimi Guarneri, M.D. R (9) 2/22 10:30am

+ Africa’s Great Civilizations #106 Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. The dynamism of 19th-century Africa and the European scramble for its riches are explored. s D R (9) 2/23 3:40pm 9 ’70s Soul Superstars (My Music) + Sinatra in Concert at Royal Festival Hall s + Best of the Buddy Rich Show s 9 This Old House H #3915 Paradise | No Pain No Gain.

9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H 9 Longevity Paradox with Steven Gundry, M.D. s R (9) 2/16 mid, 2/23 6am, 2/29 6:30am; (+) 2/22 10:30pm, 2/23 4:30am + Count Basie — Through His Own Eyes s R (9) 2/16 8:30am; (+) 2/16 mid

9 Non-Opioid Pain Relief with Dr. Martin Rossman s R (9) 2/16 1:30am, 2/29 3pm + Emotional Brain Training with Dr. Laurel Mellin s R (9) 2/23 7:30pm, 2/24 1:30am; (+) 2/16 1:30am, 2/23 5:30pm 9 Saturday Night Movie #2006 Sense and Sensibility. R (9) 2/16 2am + Country Music: Live at the Ryman Rosanne Cash, Rhiannon Giddens, Vince Gill and others celebrate the Ken Burns’ film. s R (9) 2/28 9pm, 2/29 3am; (+) 2/16 2am & 2:30pm + Conversation with Ken Burns Burns discusses his work as a historian, storyteller and curator of uniquely American subjects. s R (+) 2/16 4am & 4:30pm 9 Sanditon on Masterpiece #5006 Episode 6. R (9) 2/16 4:20am 9 POV Shorts There’s No Place Like Home. R (9) 2/16 5:20am + Growing Bolder #505 Take a Victory Lap. R (+) 2/16 5:30am

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mid–6am Repeats the previous night’s 6pm to midnight schedule.

6am 9 Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum #117. D + Yoga in Practice #212 The Inner Fire of Transformation.

6:30 9 Better Brain Solution with Steven Masley, M.D. s R (9) 2/29 1pm; (+) 2/23 noon

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11pm + Infinity Hall Live #506 Ani Difranco. R (+) 2/14 5am 11:30 9 On Story #912 Deconstructing Nora Ephron. Writers Tess Morris and Scott Neustadter discuss Ephron’s work. R (9) 2/14 5:30am

TV LEGEND + Ken Burns: Country Music Join host Kathy Mattea to explore the making of the epic documentary series.

8:30 9 Count Basie — Through His Own Eyes s + 5-Day Rapid Reset with Dr. Kellyann A plan for losing weight, gaining energy and reclaiming your joie de vivre. s R (9) 2/22 6:30am 10am 9 Marian Anderson: Once in a Hundred Years The life of contralto Marian Anderson and her struggles against racism and poverty. s R (+) 2/23 6pm, 2/24 mid, 2/28 7pm, 2/29 1am & 10:30pm 10:30 + 3 Steps to Pain-Free Living s R (+) 2/23 3:30pm 11:30 9 Reconstruction: America After the Civil War #101. Support for social and economic gains for African Americans did not last. s R (+) 2/29 12:30pm

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the Civil War #102. R (+) 2/29 3pm + Country Music: Live at the Ryman s R (9) 2/28 9pm, 2/29 3am + Conversation with Ken Burns s 9 KQED Newsroom q 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H 9 Brain Fitness Program s R (9) 2/17 mid, 2/23 7:30am; (+) 2/23 10am + Tom Lehrer — Live in Copenhagen 1967 Satirist Tom Lehrer performs. s R (+) 2/17 mid, 2/29 6:30am

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+ Leonard Cohen — Tower of Song Lana del Rey, Courtney Love, Sting and other musicians honor Cohen in a memorial tribute. s R (9) 2/23 6pm, 2/24 mid, 2/28 1pm; (+) 2/17

Sense and Sensibility ▼ Saturday, February 15, at 8pm on KQED 9 A great cast — Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman — brings to life Jane Austen’s story of the Dashwood sisters, who face financial ruin and seek stability through marriage. Emma Thompson not only stars in this 1995 drama; she wrote the screenplay. The film was directed by Ang Lee.

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2:00 am, 2/22 6pm, 2/23 mid 8pm 9 A Very British Romance with Lucy Worsley H #102. Explore the glamorization of romantic love that followed the emergence of the romantic novel by Jane Austen and others in the 18th century. R (9) 2/9 8pm.

9pm 9 Sanditon on Masterpiece H #5007 Episode 7. With the approach of Sanditon’s regatta, the success of the resort hangs in the balance. R (9) 2/17 3am + John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind (My Music) A live reunion of folk singers, including Roger McGuinn and the Chad Mitchell Trio. s R (9) 2/22 3pm; (+) 2/17 3am, 2/22 6:30am 10pm 9 Vienna Blood H #105 Episode 5. Max and Oskar investigate a military school with barbaric traditions hidden from the outside world. R (9) 2/17 4am 11pm 9 Thou Shalt Not KillH#111 Episode 11. A woman finds her 4-year-old daughter dead in her car. R (9) 2/17 5am + Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White s R (9) 2/28 8pm, 2/29 2am & 6pm; (+) 2/17 5am, 2/29 6pm

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The Trishas. R (9) 2/18 5:30am + Gennett Suite H A performance by the Indiana University student jazz ensemble pays tribute to Jazz Age titans. R (+) 2/18 5:30am

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + Woodsongs H #2303 Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands / Nefesh Mountain.

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9 Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food #105 Beef / Squid / Pork / Polenta. R (9) 2/19 1am + Howards End on Masterpiece #5011 Episode 3. Margaret receives an unexpected offer from Henry. R (+) 2/19 1am 7:30 9 Sara’s Weeknight Meals #907. R (9) 2/19 1:30am 8pm 9 Finding Your Roots H #609 Italian Roots. R (9) 2/19 2am; (+) 2/19 7pm, 2/20 1am, 2/25 10am 7pm

Nature: The Mighty Weasel ▼ Wednesday, February 19, at 8pm on KQED 9 Weasels often get a bad rap, but do they deserve it? Learn about these fascinating and complex critters with small heads and long bodies, and follow the adventures of a first-time mom and her kits and a small orphaned weasel.

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+ A Place to Call Home #101 The Prodigal Daughter. A nurse becomes involved in the lives of a wealthy Australian family while on an ocean liner in 1953. R (+) 2/19 2am 9pm 9 Frontline #3812 Amazon Empire: The Rise of Jeff Bezos. Bezos' ascent to power and the global impact of the empire he built. R (9) 2/19 3am + Downton Abbey Season 3 on Masterpiece #4307 Part 7. D R (+) 2/19 3am 10:40 + Secrets of Althorp — The Spencers The brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, gives a personal tour around the Spencer family’s manor. R (+) 2/19 4:40am 11pm 9 AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange H Amina. Follow the journey of an African immigrant woman living in Istanbul, Turkey. R (9) 2/19 5am; (+) 2/20 10am

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + Travel Detective with Peter Greenberg #503 Hidden Gems of Baja California Sur. 12:30 + Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions #1705 Volunteer Tourism, Part 1.

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9 Lidia’s Kitchen #718 Feeding the Family. R (9) 2/20 1am + Finding Your Roots #609 Italian Roots. R (+) 2/20 1am, 2/25 10am 7:30 9 Simply Ming H #1710 Mingtsai with Guest Dr. William Li. R (9) 2/20 1:30am 8pm 9 Nature H #3712 The Mighty Weasel. Follow the adventures of a first-time weasel mom, a fearless honey badger and a tiny orphan weasel. R (9) 2/20 2am; (+) 2/21 11am, 2/25 4pm + Midsomer Murders #1415 A Rare Bird, Part 1. A disagreement between keen birdwatchers turns nasty when their group’s president is killed. R (+) 2/20 2am 8:49 + Midsomer Murders #1416 A Rare Bird, Part 2. R (+) 2/20 2:49am 9pm 9 Nova H #4703 Cat Tales. R (9) 2/20 3am; (+) 2/20 4pm 7pm

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Mamas and Papas’. R (+) 2/21 5am 11:30 9 On Story #815 Script to Screen: American Gods. Executive producer Michael Green discusses adapting Neil Gaiman’s novel American God for TV. R (9) 2/21 5:30am

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9 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #321 Secrets of Oaxaca.

R (9) 2/21 1am + Rick Steves’ Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia and Guatemala R (+) 2/21 1am 7:30 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1403 Madcap, El Toreador, Juanita & Maude. q R (9) 2/21 1:30am, 2/22 noon 8pm 9 Vera #503 Muddy Waters. The mysterious death of a John Doe, found floating in a farm’s slurry pit.

R (9) 2/21 2am + Fake or Fortune? #602 Tom Roberts. R (+) 2/21 2am 9pm + Maya Angelou: American Masters #3002. R (+) 2/21 3am 9:30 9 Shetland #125 Episode 5. A desperate Olivia tries to get information from Jamie Hayes. R (9) 2/21 3:30am 10:30 9 Shetland #126 Episode 6. Perez closes in on Zezi’s location. R (9) 2/21 4:30am 11pm + Infinity Hall Live #507 Covered.

Joan Osborne covers Al Green’s music; Wilson Phillips covers the

9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + Roadtrip Nation #1105 q Connecting the Dots.

12:30 + Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope #707 Tokyo, Japan — Celebrating the Past and Present. q D 1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

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9 Overheard with Evan Smith H Saeed Jones, Poet and Author. R (9) 2/22 1am, 2/23 5pm + Dreams of Hope H A concert is performed 50 years after a hate crime at Alabama’s Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. R (+) 2/22 1am 9 Washington WeekHR (9) 2/22 1:30am, 2/28 7:30pm, 2/29 1:30am 9 Truly CA: Our State, Our Stories The Moving Connection. Two short films remind us to slow down and explore the community aspects of how we get to where we go. Q R (9) 2/22 2am + Inspector Morse #124 Absolute Conviction. R (+) 2/22 2am 9 Antiques Roadshow Recut H #108 Newport 6. R (9) 2/22 2:30am; (+) 2/25 6pm 9 Country Music #108 Don’t Get Above Your Raisin (1984–1996).

George Strait, the Judds and Garth Brooks. D R (9) 2/22 3am

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+ Agatha Christie’s Poirot #1103 Third Girl. A distressed young heiress comes to see Poirot about a murder she may have committed. R (+) 2/22 3:45am 11pm 9 Paul Thorn: The Making of …

Southern roots music hero Paul Thorn records his gospel-infused song “Don’t Let the Devil Ride.” R (9) 2/22 5am 11:30 9 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover H R (9) 2/22 5:30am + Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi #107 Montreal Then and Now (Montreal, Canada). D R (+) 2/22 5:30am 9:45

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 2/24 4pm + David Holt’s State of Music H #405 David Holt House Party 1.

David Holt shares tunes and stories from his career in roots music with Zeb Holt and Josh Goforth.

12:30 + David Holt’s State of Music H #406 David Holt House Party 2.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood + Hilltoppers Interviews and performance footage showcase the quartet’s 1950s rise to stardom.

6:30 9 5-Day Rapid Reset with Dr. Kellyann s + John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind (My Music) s R (9) 3pm 8:30 9 Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller #102 The War. s A tribute to the acclaimed filmmaker. + Age Fix with Anthony Youn, M.D. s R (+) 2/23 2pm, 2/28 10:30pm, 2/29 4:30am 10am-6pm + African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross Marathon s 10:30 9 Live Better Now with Mimi Guarneri, M.D. s mid

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Kayaking the last unrun river in Bhutan in the Himalayan foothills.

R (9) 2/20 4am; (+) 2/20 11am, 2/24 4pm 10:30 + Endeavour Season 6 on Masterpiece #4927 Deguello. The collapse of a tower block reveals a clue that may uncover the truth behind a haunting crime. D R (+) 2/20 4:30am 11pm 9 Mystery of the Mountain: Hidden in Plain View Explore the possibility that one of the world’s largest pyramids is waiting to be discovered in Mexico. R (9) 2/20 5am 9:33

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12:30 9 Lidia’s Kitchen H #719 HomeCooked Restaurant Classics. R (9) 2/26 7pm, 2/27 1am 1pm 9 Food: What the Heck Should I Eat? with Mark Hyman, M.D. s 3pm 9 John Sebastian Presents: Folk Rewind (My Music) s 5pm 9 This Old HouseH#3916 Paradise | Paradise Strong.

5:30 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H 6pm 9 Celtic Woman: Ancient Land Filmed at the Johnstown Castle in Wexford, Ireland, this special features new music from their Ancient Land album. s R (9) 2/23 mid; (+) 2/23 7pm, 2/24 1am, 2/28 10am + Leonard Cohen — Tower of Song s R (9) 2/23 6pm, 2/24 mid, 2/28 1pm; (+) 2/23 mid EVENING

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10:34 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #102 The Cross and the Crescent. s D 11:47 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #103 The Atlantic Age / Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. s D

11:30 + Barnegie Hall #107 Suzy Bogguss and Doug Crider. Real-life couple and writing duo. R (+) 2/24 5:30am

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noon + Better Brain Solution with Steven Masley, M.D. s R (9) 2/29 1pm 1pm 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #104 Cities. s D 2pm + Age Fix with Anthony Youn, M.D. s R (+) 2/28 10:30pm, 2/29 4:30am 2:20 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #105 The Atlantic Age / Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. s D 3:30 + 3 Steps to Pain-Free Living s 3:40 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #106 Commerce and the Clash of Civilizations. s D 5pm 9 Overheard with Evan Smith Saeed Jones, Poet and Author.

5:30 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H + Emotional Brain Training with Dr. Laurel Mellin s R (9) 7:30pm, 2/24 1:30am 6pm 9 Leonard Cohen — Tower of Song s R (9) 2/24 mid, 2/28 1pm + Marian Anderson: Once in a Hundred Years s R (+) 2/24 mid, 2/28 7pm, 2/29 1am & 10:30pm

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6am 9 Longevity Paradox with Steven Gundry, M.D. s R (9) 2/29 6:30am + Yoga in Practice #213 Honor Your Inner Beauty.

6:30 + Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique #1002 BoneStrengthening Workout. D 7am + Nature #3608 Equus: Story of the Horse: Origins. s D 7:30 9 Brain Fitness Program s R (+) 10am 8:30 + Nature #3609 Equus: Story of the Horse: Chasing the Wind. s D 9:30 9 Africa’s Great Civilizations #101 Origins / The Cross and the Crescent. s D 10am + Brain Fitness Program s

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+ Celtic Woman: Ancient Land s R (+) 2/24 1am, 2/28 10am 9 Emotional Brain Training with Dr. Laurel Mellin R (9) 2/24 1:30am 9 Jane Austen: Behind Closed Doors Tracing the novelist’s life through her homes and holiday apartments. R (9) 2/24 2am 9 Sanditon on Masterpiece H #5008 Episode 8, Season Finale.

Romance, jealousy and betrayal. R (9) 2/24 3am + Tim Janis: Celtic Heart H A journey through six Celtic regions features images of the coast and sweeping, ethereal themes. s R (+) 2/24 3am 9 Vienna Blood H #106 Episode 6, Season Finale. Suspicion at the military school falls on an elite group of cadets with a penchant for sadism. R (9) 2/24 4am + Feel Better with Pressure Point Therapy Dr. Michael Pinkus uses ancient acupressure points to provide pain relief. s R (+) 2/24 4:30am 9 Thou Shalt Not Kill H #112 Episode 12. Valeria attempts to prove Arianna’s innocence. R (9) 2/24 5am

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R (9) 2/25 1am; (+) 2/27 2:30pm + History Detectives #108 Ventriloquist Dummy / Home of Lincoln Assassination Plot / 34Star Flag. R (+) 2/25 1am, 2/26 10am 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1404 Z & Y Restaurant, Pausa, Souley Vegan. Q R (9) 2/25 1:30am 9 Antiques Roadshow H #2408 Crocker Art Museum, Hour 2.

A 1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark prototype and a 1788 Elizabeth Shoemaker sampler. R (9) 2/25 2am + Father Brown #178 The Blood of Anarchists. Tensions rise when a troupe of anarchists arrive. R (+) 2/25 2am + The Bletchley Circle #204 Uncustomed Goods, Part 2. The women report Jasper’s murder, but the next day discover the body has disappeared. R (+) 2/25 2:47am 9 Antiques Roadshow #2209 St. Louis, Hour 3. A 1920 Grace Ravlin oil painting and a Michael Jackson–signed fedora and photo.

R (9) 2/25 3am + DCI Banks #113 Ghosts. Helen’s world is turned upside down soon after a university student is found dumped in a ravine. R (+) 2/25 3:35am 9 Independent Lens H Always in Season. A mother searches for the truth after her African American son is found hanging from a swing set. D R (9) 2/25 4am 9 Sun Studio Sessions H #1105 South Memphis String Band. Luther Dickinson, Jimbo Mathus and Alvin Youngblood Hart, a roots super-trio. R (9) 2/25 5:30am + Our American Family: The Clarks For generations, the Clark family of Frankford, Delaware, have supported each other. R (+) 2/25 5:30am

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9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm + Woodsongs H #2304 Gary Morris / Jason Coleman and Meagan Taylor.

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9 Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food #106 Pork / Prawns / Gnocchi / Cheesecake. R (9) 2/26 1am + Howards End on Masterpiece #5012 Episode 4, Series Finale.

R (+) 2/26 1am 7:30 9 Sara’s Weeknight Meals #908.

R (9) 2/26 1:30am 8pm 9 Finding Your Roots H #610 Criminal Kind. Laura Linney, Lisa Ling and Soledad O’Brien. R (9) 2/26 2am; (+) 2/26 7pm, 2/27 1am + A Place to Call Home #102 The Welcome Mat. Sarah takes up new lodgings at a boarding house. R (+) 2/26 2am 9pm 9 Miles Davis: American Masters H #3109. Explore the life of the jazz legend. R (9) 2/26 3am + Downton Abbey Season 4 on 7pm

Masterpiece #4401 Part 1. D R (+) 2/26 3am 11pm 9 AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange H Daddy and the Warlord. A daughter’s quest to understand why her father collaborated with corrupt government leaders in Liberia and with war criminal Charles Taylor. R (9) 2/26 5am; (+) 2/27 10am + Downton Abbey Season 4 on Masterpiece #4402 Part 2. D R (+) 2/26 5am

+ Travel Detective with Peter Greenberg #504 Hidden Gems of Quintana Roo. Mayan ruins, a special biosphere reserve and more.

12:30 + Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions #1706 Volunteer Tourism, Part 2. Focusing on the humanitarian issues.

1–6am Repeats the previous night’s 7pm to midnight schedule.

6am–7pm See page 7 for program schedule.

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▼ Tuesday, February 25, at 9pm on KQED 9 Miles Davis is synonymous with cool — and not just because of the jazz he composed. He changed the course of music five or six times, remains a fashion and cultural icon, and continues to inspire people with his artwork. Granted full access to the Miles Davis Estate, this new documentary features never-before-seen footage, including studio outtakes, rare photos and new interviews.

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9 Lidia’s Kitchen #719 HomeCooked Restaurant Classics. R (9) 2/27 1am + Finding Your Roots #610 Criminal Kind. R (+) 2/27 1am 7:30 9 Simply Ming H #1711 Ming Tsai with Amanda Freitag. R (9) 2/27 1:30am 8pm 9 Nature #3507 Arctic Wolf Pack.

White wolves on Ellesmere Island.

D R (9) 2/27 2am; (+) 2/27 11am + Midsomer Murders #1501 The Dark Rider, Part 1. A man falls to his death after seeing a headless horseman. R (+) 2/27 2am 8:43 + Midsomer Murders #1502 The Dark Rider, Part 2. R (+) 2/27 2:43am 9pm 9 Nova H #4704 Mysteries of Sleep.

R (9) 2/27 3am; (+) 2/27 4pm 9:33 + Death in Paradise #162 Season 8, Episode 6. Jack and his team struggle with one of the toughest challenges they have faced in their lives when tragedy strikes close to home. R (+) 2/27 3:33am 10pm 9 When Whales Walked: Journeys in Deep Time Scientists follow clues from the fossil record and use technology to make exciting new discoveries. R (9) 2/27 4am 10:30 + The Child in Time on Masterpiece #4808. A moment of distraction triggers a crisis in the lives of a happy and successful British couple. R (+) 2/27 4:30am 7pm

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Weiss discusses her book How to Fight Anti-Semitism.

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9 Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television #322 From Morocco to Egypt. R (9) 2/28 1am + Dream Land: Little Rock’s West 9th Street R (+) 2/28 1am 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1405 Thirsty Bear Brewing, Nick’s Cove, Middle East Market. Q R (9) 2/28 1:30am, 2/29 noon 9 Vera #504 Shadows in the Sky. When the body of a well-loved family man plummets from a multistory car park, DCI Stanhope uncovers a life of secrets and lies.

R (9) 2/28 2am + Fake or Fortune? #603 Gauguin.

R (+) 2/28 2am + Lorraine Hansberry: American Masters #3005. The life and work of the activist and A Raisin in the Sun playwright. D R (+) 2/28 3am 9 Dark Angel on Masterpiece #4719. Joanne Froggatt stars as Victorian poisoner Mary Ann Cotton, Britain’s first female serial killer. R (9) 2/28 3:30am + Infinity Hall Live #508 Melissa Etheridge. R (+) 2/28 5am 9 On Story #716 Deconstructing Jane Austen. Filmmakers discuss the timelessness and relatability of Jane Austen’s characters. R (9) 2/28 5:30am

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9 KQED Newsroom H q R (9) 2/29 1am + Marian Anderson: Once in a Hundred Years R (+) 2/29 1am & 10:30pm 7:30 9 Washington Week H R (9) 2/29 1:30am 8pm 9 Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White s R (9) 2/29 2am & 6pm; (+) 2/29 6pm + Inspector Morse #125 Cherubim and Seraphim. R (+) 2/29 2am 9pm 9 Country Music: Live at the Ryman s R (9) 2/29 3am 10:30 + Age Fix with Anthony Youn, M.D. R (+) 2/29 4:30am 11pm 9 Bluegrass Underground #901 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. R (9) 2/29 5am 11:30 9 Firing Line with Margaret Hoover H R (9) 2/29 5:30am 7pm

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9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood + Rick Steves’ Europe #510 Copenhagen.

9 Longevity Paradox with Steven Gundry, M.D. s + Tom Lehrer — Live in Copenhagen 1967 s 9 Magic Moments — The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music) #102. The McGuire Sisters, the Lennon Sisters, the Chordettes, the Four Aces and others. s + Relieving Stress with Yoga with Peggy Cappy H s + Julia Child: Best Bites H s 9 Deepak Chopra: The Spiritual Laws of Success s + 5 Steps to a Loving & Purposeful Life H s R (9) 3:30pm

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12:30 9 Lidia’s Kitchen H #720 The Sweetest Hits. + Reconstruction: America After the Civil War #101. s

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9 Better Brain Solution with Steven Masley, M.D. 9 Non-Opioid Pain Relief with Dr. Martin Rossman + Reconstruction: America After the Civil War #102. s 9 5 Steps to a Loving and Purposeful Life 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H 9 Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White s + Aging Backwards 3 with Miranda Esmonde-White

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9 Suze Orman’s Ultimate Retirement Guide H s + Il Divo: Timeless — Live in Japan Hs 8:30 + Soul Legends (My Music) H s 9pm 9 Dr. Fuhrman’s Food as Medicine Hs 10:30 9 Duran Duran: A Diamond in the Mind H s + Marian Anderson: Once in a Hundred Years 7pm

February Picks Always on the go? Watch your favorite programs on your mobile device, tablet or computer with KQED Passport, an added member benefit that gives you access to a digital on-demand library of more than 1,500 episodes of PBS and KQED favorites. In order to receive KQED Passport, you need to be a sustaining member ($5/month minimum) or to have donated $60 or more to KQED. If you would like to change your donation amount, please contact Membership at 415.553.2150 or member@kqed.org.

Let’s Go Luna!

New five-episode premiere: February 3-7 The show that helps kids develop an appreciation for cultural diversity visits five new cities, celebrating friendship around the world.

Enjoy Passport Exclusives: Binge Full Seasons of Two British Crime Shows The Moonstone

Whitechapel

See the entire series of a stylish and scary British crime show with a historical twist.

Watch Whitechapel, which asks: Who’s stalking and brutally murdering vulnerable women in an East London area? Residents are terrified, and the police are stumped.

Detective Inspector Chandler and a group of other detectives, including the jaded and cynical Detective Sergeant Miles, are tipped off that this present-day killer is copying the infamous Jack the Ripper Whitechapel murders down to the last detail, more than 100 years after those unsolved crimes. Can these modern-day detectives do what their predecessors couldn’t do, find the killer and bring him or her to justice? This gothicinspired crime show features dark humor, lots of frightening moments, and strong characters and storylines.

COMING IN MARCH

Call the Midwife Season 9 It’s 1965, and the season opens with Winston Churchill’s funeral and moves into a bold and innovative new decade with women and midwives campaigning for women’s rights. Other issues — prostitution, homelessness, dementia and cancer — also occupy the women of Nonnatus House.

MORE FROM YOUR PASSPORT LIBRARY American Experience American Masters Baking with Julia Check, Please! Bay Area Check, Please! Bay Area Kids Film School Shorts Finding Your Roots Great Performanes Jamestown Nature NOVA Masterpiece This Old House Truly CA We’ll Meet Again

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Sit back and treat yourself to all five seasons of a classic British crime show.

The Moonstone is a fresh adaptation of what is considered by many to be English literature’s first great detective novel.

Written by Wilkie Collins in 1868, The Moonstone has lots of the juicy elements found in the best crime stories. A robbery is committed in a British country house.

A diamond is stolen. Who did it? There are lots of suspicious characters and many plausible reasons that any one of them may be guilty of the crime. In the end, a man must look carefully at all the clues and find the stolen diamond to win the heart of the woman he loves.

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