A program guide for members of Prairie Public BroadcastingJuly 2013

Explore the best contemporary and traditional rock, blues, country, folk, soul and worldbeat—in uninterrupted full concerts recorded live in Austin, Texas, for the Austin City Limits stage. You have front row seats Saturdays at 11:00 p.m. (CT)!

July 6 The Steve Miller Band • Preservation Hall Jazz BandTune in for great American music with the Steve Miller Band performing classic blues tunes and rock favorites, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band presenting classic New Orleans jazz with special guests the Del McCoury Band and Jim James of My Morning Jacket.

July 13 Miranda Lambert • Jeff BridgesThis episode is a showcase of the best in modern country with award-winning performer Miranda Lambert, plus actor Jeff Bridges in his music television debut.

July 20 Tim McGrawDelight in a full hour of hits and new songs from country superstar Tim McGraw.

July 27 The Head and the Heart • GomezFresh and seasoned indie rock hits the stage as Seattle’s The Head and the Heart performs tunes from its self-titled debut LP, and British veterans Gomez follow with their eclectic modern rock.

July Prime Time Televısion Programs

Visit www.prairiepublic.org for the most up-to-date schedules, including Prairie Public’s multicast schedules.Programming may change with little or no notice.Programs are listed in Central Time. Prairie Public local television productions are highlighted in blue.

1 Monday7:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 8:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 9:00 Light of the Prairie: Stained Glass in

South Dakota fi 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

2 Tuesday7:00 The Statue of Liberty fl 8:00 Mount Rushmore: American

Experience ⁄ 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Asia Biz Forecast

3 Wednesday7:00 Nature American Eagle ⁄ 8:00 Into Harm’s Way ⁄ 9:30 Prairie Mosaic Headwaters of the

Mississippi, Karmen Rheault, Andrew Stark, Sara Jo Trangsrud, and Ben Suchy fi

10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside E Street fi

4 Thursday7:00 Anthem fi 8:00 3, 2, 1 Fireworks fi 8:30 A Capitol Fourth 2013 fi 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Scully/The World Show

5 Friday7:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 7:30 Prairie Pulse Fargo Forum Editor Matthew

Von Pinnon fi 8:00 Charlie Rose Weekend 8:30 The Cleveland Orchestra in Performance:

Boulez Conducts Mahler fi

10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside Washington

6 Saturday7:00 Globe Trekker Georgia & Armenia ⁄ 8:00 My Family › 8:30 Vicar of Dibley › 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 9:30 Hebburn › 10:00 EastEnders › 11:00 Austin City Limits The Steve Miller

Band/Preservation Hall Jazz Band ⁄ Midnight To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 12:30 Well Read fi

7 Sunday7:00 Lawrence Welk Show America on the

Move fi 8:00 Call the Midwife ™ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour,

Series I: Girl ⁄ 10:30 Music Voyager Istanbul Crossroads ⁄ 11:00 EastEnders › Midnight Washington Week with Gwen Ifill12:30 Prairie Pulse Fargo Forum Editor

Matthew Von Pinnon fi

8 Monday7:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 8:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 9:00 Secrets of Althorp—The Spencers fi 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

9 Tuesday7:00 Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps

of Discovery ⁄ 9:00 Frontline10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Asia Biz Forecast

10 Wednesday7:00 Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace ⁄ 8:00 Secrets of the Dead Ultimate Tut ⁄ 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside E Street fi

11 Thursday7:00 This Old House Hour fi 8:00 Doc Martin ⁄ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Wallander,

Series III—The Dogs of Riga ⁄ 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Scully/The World Show

12 Friday7:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 7:30 Prairie Pulse North Dakota U.S. Attorney

Tim Purdon fi 8:00 Charlie Rose Weekend8:30 American Masters A Letter to Elia ⁄ 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside Washington

13 Saturday7:00 Globe Trekker Honduras & El Salvador ⁄ 8:00 My Family › 8:30 Vicar of Dibley › 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 9:30 After You’ve Gone › 10:00 EastEnders › 11:00 Austin City Limits Miranda Lambert/

Jeff Bridges ⁄ Midnight To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 12:30 Well Read fi

14 Sunday7:00 Lawrence Welk Show

Strike Up the Band fi 8:00 Call the Midwife ™ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour,

Series I: Fugue ⁄ 10:30 Music Voyager Mystical Cappadocia ⁄ 11:00 EastEnders › Midnight Washington Week with Gwen Ifill12:30 Prairie Pulse North Dakota U.S. Attorney

Tim Purdon fi

15 Monday7:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 8:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 9:00 Secrets of Chatsworth ⁄ 10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

16 Tuesday7:00 Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps

of Discovery ⁄ 9:00 Frontline

10:00 Are You Being Served? › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Asia Biz Forecast

17 Wednesday7:00 Nature Elsa’s Legacy:

The Born Free Story ⁄ 8:00 I Am A Person fi 9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons Part One ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside E Street fi

18 Thursday7:00 This Old House Hour fi 8:00 Doc Martin ⁄ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Wallander,

Series III: Before the Frost ⁄ 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Scully/The World Show

19 Friday7:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 7:30 Prairie Pulse Prairie Public Radio Host

Doug Hamilton fi 8:00 Charlie Rose Weekend8:30 The Shaw Festival: Behind the Curtain ⁄ 9:30 Bridge the Gap to Pine Ridge ⁄ 10:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside Washington

20 Saturday7:00 Globe Trekker Food Hour: Vietnam ⁄ 8:00 My Family › 8:30 Vicar of Dibley › 9:30 After You’ve Gone › 10:00 EastEnders › 11:00 Austin City Limits Tim McGraw ⁄ Midnight To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 12:30 Well Read fi

21 Sunday7:00 Lawrence Welk Show

The Great Gershwin fi 8:00 Call the Midwife ™ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour,

Series I: Rocket ⁄

10:30 Music Voyager Aegean Beats of Turkey ⁄

11:00 EastEnders › Midnight Washington Week with Gwen Ifill12:30 Prairie Pulse Prairie Public Radio Host

Doug Hamilton fi

22 Monday7:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 8:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 9:00 Secrets of Highclere Castle ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

23 Tuesday7:00 The Buddha fi 9:00 Secrets of the Dead Bones of the

Buddha ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Asia Biz Forecast

24 Wednesday7:00 Nature Siberian Tiger Quest ⁄ 8:00 NOVA 3D Spies of World War II ⁄ 9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons Part Two ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside E Street fi

25 Thursday7:00 This Old House Hour fi 8:00 Doc Martin ⁄ 9:00 Sherlock Holmes The Empty House ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Scully/The World Show

26 Friday7:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 7:30 Prairie Pulse Barry Prentice, President of

Isopolar, Winnipeg fi 8:00 Charlie Rose Weekend fi 8:30 Great Performances Dancing at Jacob’s

Pillow: Never Stand Still ⁄ 9:30 David Phelps Classic fi 10:30 Nightly Business Report 11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside Washington

27 Saturday7:00 Globe Trekker Mid-Atlantic States ⁄ 8:00 My Family › 8:30 Vicar of Dibley › 9:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 9:30 After You’ve Gone › 10:00 EastEnders › 11:00 Austin City Limits The Head and the

Heart/Gomez ⁄ Midnight To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 12:30 Well Read fi

28 Sunday7:00 Lawrence Welk Show From Polkas to

Classics fi 8:00 Call the Midwife ™ 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Endeavour,

Series I: Home ⁄ 10:30 Music Voyager Florida: The Other

Hollywood fi 11:00 EastEnders › Midnight Washington Week with Gwen Ifill12:30 Prairie Pulse Barry Prentice, President of

Isopolar, Winnipeg fi

29 Monday7:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 8:00 Antiques Roadshow fi 9:00 Going Blind fi 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly

30 Tuesday7:00 A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway fi 8:00 Eating Alabama fi 9:00 Frontline 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Asia Biz Forecast

31 Wednesday7:00 Nature Revealing the Leopard ⁄ 8:00 Steven Caras—See Them Dance fi 9:00 Nazi Mega Weapons Part Three ⁄ 10:00 Keeping Up Appearances › 10:30 Nightly Business Report11:00 Charlie RoseMidnight Tavis Smiley12:30 Inside E Street fi

!LOOKING FORWARD TO AUGUST

1 Thursday7:00 This Old House Hour8:00 Doc Martin9:00 Sherlock Holmes

2 Friday7:00 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill7:30 Prairie Pulse8:00 Magic Moments: The Best of ’50s Pop (My Music)

3 Saturday7:00 Gloria Estefan: The Standards8:30 Elvis, Aloha from Hawaii

Overnight SchedulePrograms are listed in Central Time. 3, 2, 1 Fireworks 7/6, 2 a.m.Anthem 7/6, 7/8, 1 a.m.Antiques Roadshow Wednesdays, 1 a.m.Austin City Limits Sundays, 4 a.m.The Buddha 7/25, 1 a.m.A Capitol Fourth 2013 7/6, 2:30 a.m.Charlie Rose Weekend Mondays, 1 a.m., except 7/1

Crisis of Faith 7/2, 3:30 a.m.Doc Martin Saturdays, Mondays, 2 a.m., except 7/6, 7/8

European Journal Sundays, 1 a.m.Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House: The Next Hundred Years 7/8, 4 a.m.

Frontline Wednesdays, 3 a.m., except 7/25

Globe Trekker Sundays, 3 a.m.Going Blind 7/31, 3 a.m.I Am A Person 7/19, 2 a.m.Innerviews with Ernie Manouse Sundays, 1:30 a.m.

Inside Washington Sundays, 2 a.m. Into Harm’s Way 7/5, 2 a.m.Lawrence Welk Show Tuesdays, 1 a.m.Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery 7/11, 7/18, 1 a.m.

Light of the Prairie: Stained Glass in South Dakota 7/3, 3 a.m.

The Lost Bird Project 7/8, 3 a.m.Masterpiece Mystery! Mondays, 3 a.m., except 7/8, 7/29; Tuesdays, 2 a.m.; Saturdays, 3 a.m., except 7/6, 7/27

McLaughlin Group Sundays, 2:30 a.m.Moneywise with Kelvin Boston Mondays, 1:30 a.m.

Mount Rushmore: American Experience 7/4, 2 a.m.

Music Voyager Tuesdays, 3:30 a.m., except 7/2

My Generation Sundays, 5 a.m.Nature Fridays, 1 a.m., except 7/12Nazi Mega Weapons 7/19, 7/26, 3 a.m.

Need To Know 7/1, 1 a.m.Nightly Business Report 7/6, 7/27, 5 a.m.

NOVA 7/26, 2 a.m.P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Sundays, 5:30 a.m.

Painting with Paulson Sundays, 6 a.m.The PBS NewsHour Tuesday-Saturday, 4 a.m.; 7/13, 7/20, 7/31, 4:30 a.m.

Prairie Mosaic 7/5, 3:30 a.m.Rough Cut—Woodworking with Tommy Mac Sundays, 6:30 a.m.

Secrets of Althorp—The Spencers 7/10, 3 a.m.

Secrets of Chatsworth 7/17, 3 a.m. Secrets of Henry VIII’s Palace 7/12, 1 a.m.

Secrets of Highclere Castle 7/24, 3 a.m.Secrets of the Dead 7/12, 2 a.m.; 7/25, 3 a.m.

Sherlock Holmes 7/27, 7/29, 3 a.m.The Statue of Liberty 7/4, 1 a.m.Tavis Smiley Saturdays, 5:30 a.m.This Old House 7/1, 7/15, 7/22, 4:30 a.m.

This Old House Hour Saturdays, 1 a.m., except 7/6; 7/29, 4 a.m.

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July Daytime Television Programs

Saturdays6:00 a.m. Frontline except 7/276:00 Secrets of the Dead ⁄ (7/27)7:00 Overheard with Evan Smith 7:30 McLaughlin Group8:00 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack 8:30 Inside E Street fi 9:00 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s

Illustrated fi 9:30 Cooking with Julie Taboulie fi 10:00 Chef John Besh’s Family Table fi 10:30 New Scandinavian Cooking fi 11:00 Lidia’s Italy in America fi Bringing it Home

with Laura McIntosh begins 7/1311:30 Cooking with Nick Stellino fi noon Market to Market12:30 Almanac 1:30 America’s Heartland fi 2:00 Sewing with Nancy fi 2:30 Quilting Arts fi Fons & Porter’s Love of

Quilting begins 7/203:00 Rough Cut—Woodworking with

Tommy Mac fi 3:30 Painting with Paulson fi 4:00 P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home fi 4:30 My Generation fi 5:00 Prairie Pulse fi 5:30 Charlie Rose Weekend6:00 Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House:

The Next Hundred Years fi (7/6) 6:00 This Old House Hour fi except 7/6

Sundays 7:00 a.m. Sesame Street æ 8:00 Bob the Builder æ 8:30 Raggs æ 9:00 Signing Time! fi 9:30 Thomas & Friends æ 10:00 Martha Speaks æ 10:30 Curiosity Quest fi 11:00 Enviropals! fi except 7/2811:00 Great Performances at the Met ⁄

“Parsifal” (7/28) (5 hrs)11:30 The Electric Company æ except 7/28 noon DragonflyTV fi except 7/2812:30 My Generation fi except 7/281:00 Healthy Minds fi except 7/28 1:30 For Your Home fi (7/7, 7/21)1:30 Great Performances at the Met ⁄

“Maria Stuarda” (7/14) (2½ hrs)2:00 Discover Beethoven’s 5th fi (7/7)2:00 Discover Vivaldi’s Four Seasons fi

(7/21) (2 hrs)3:00 Globe Trekker ⁄ (7/7)4:00 The Lost Bird Project fi (7/7)4:00 Doc Martin ⁄ except 7/75:00 Moyers & Company6:00 Antiques Roadshow fi

Weekdays5:00 a.m. Various Public Affairs Programs

(1½ hrs) 6:30 Martha Speaks æ 7:00 Curious George æ

7:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! æ 8:00 Super Why! æ 8:30 Dinosaur Train æ 9:00 Sesame Street æ 10:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood æ 10:30 Sid the Science Kid æ 11:00 WordWorld æ 11:30 Barney & Friends æ noon Ribert & Robert’s WonderWorld fi 12:30 Clifford the Big Red Dog æ 1:00 Caillou æ 1:30 Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman æ 2:00 Cyberchase æ 2:30 Maya & Miguel æ 3:00 Arthur æ 3:30 WordGirl æ 4:00 Wild Kratts æ 4:30 The Electric Company æ 5:00 BBC World News America5:30 PBS NewsHour 6:30 Are You Being Served? ›

Keeping Up Appearances begins 7/17

Symbol Keyfi General audienceæ Suitable for all childrenæ Directed to children age 7 and older⁄ Parental guidance suggested

New stagings from the MetGreat Performances at the Met offers two extraordinary operas in July.

Tune in Sunday, July 14, at 1:30 p.m. (CT)

as David McVicar directs the first-ever Met production of Donizetti’s intensely dramatic historical opera Maria Stuarda, with Joyce DiDonato as Mary, Queen of Scots, and South African soprano Elza van den Heever making her Met debut as Mary’s rival, the formidable Queen Elizabeth I.

Then, tune in as star tenor Jonas Kaufmann sings the title role in a new production of Wagner’s final masterpiece, Parsifal, staged by acclaimed French Canadian director François Girard in his Met debut, on Sunday, July 28 at 11:00 a.m. (CT). The cast of Wagnerians assembled for this meditative opera includes German bass René Pape as the wise knight Gurnemanz, Swedish soprano Katarina Dalayman as the wayward temptress Kundry, Swedish baritone Peter Mattei as the wounded king Amfortas, and Russian bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin as the evil wizard Klingsor.

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Radio Features

Summer SeriesPublic radio is dishing up platefuls of series specials this summer! Hear the specials during

Morning Edition and All Things Considered, or search NPR.org for the stories, transcripts, and supplemental content.The Nickel Tour SeriesAs families load up the car for the annual road trip this summer, Morning Edition’s Nickel Tour series features some of the most engaging tour guides from around the country—rangers, docents, tram drivers, and other guides who make historical sites, natural wonders, and tourist destinations come alive. The series launches in July.

Global GrillAll Things Considered is exploring the culture of grilling. We’ll have a burger, but what do they throw over the open flame on hot days in Mexico City, Mumbai, or Berlin? The Global Grill features audio postcards from the foreign desk and chats with chefs and food writers.

Crime In The City 2013Morning Edition and NPR Books partner on this series about crime novelists

and the cities from around the globe that inspire them. For the first time in the series’ seven-year run, cities in Africa, South America, and South Asia are featured. The action runs through Labor Day.

Kids Culture SeriesChildren are huge consumers of culture, gobbling up television shows, books, games, apps, and movies for hours every day. NPR’s Arts Desk puts a new critical focus on media for children with a series that takes children and the ideas they encounter seriously. Look for stories on the dominance of PG-rated movies, video games, licensing tie-ins for kids’ movies, and Matchbox cars.

Library Series The NPR Library Series explores our collective copyright nightmare, how content can be consumed and distributed electronically, the digital divide, funding challenges, historic preservation—and it reflects that sense of discovery and the pleasure you get from a great public library. The pieces air in August.

ComebacksNPR’s National Desk takes a look at comeback stories—from pop culture, politics, business, sports, fashions, and fads—in a series beginning July 15. Stories examine the comebacks of Yellowstone’s grey wolves, the French luxury brand Moynat, New York distilleries, and much more.

The TechnopolisThe 21st Century has been called “the urban century,” and the NPR Cities Project is responding by examining current urban trends and future challenges. As city and suburban populations burgeon worldwide, how do we want to live and what do we want our cities to be? In July, hear about vertical farming (growing crops inside a city building?!) and garbage dumps (or the absence of).

July Television Highlights

Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery, a two-part documentary from Ken Burns, tells the remarkable story of the entire corps—including the young army men, French-Canadian boatmen, Clark’s African-American slave, and the Shoshone woman, Sakakawea, who brought along her infant son. Hal Holbrook narrates. July 9 & 16, 7:00 p.m. (CT)

Althorp, childhood home and final resting place of Princess Diana, is currently the home of Diana’s brother, Charles, the 9th Earl Spencer. Generations of Spencers have presided over this grand estate, and their dynasty has produced politicians, military heroes, dukes, and duchesses—and the future king of Britain: Diana’s son, Prince William. Come along with us on a tour of this noble manor with Secrets of Althorp. New! Monday, July 8, 9:00 p.m. (CT)

During Steven Caras’ 14-year stint dancing with the New York City Ballet, George Balanchine took note of his gift as a photographer and gave him access to photograph the ballet’s private world. Steven Caras: See Them Dance presents rare photographs of such ballet superstars

as Mikhail Baryshnikov, Suzanne Farrell, Rudolf Nureyev, and Natalia Makarova. New! Wednesday, July 31, 8:00 p.m. (CT)

The Statue of Liberty, a 1985 Ken Burns documentary, traces the development of the monument—from its conception to its fascinating and often controversial construction to its final dedication. The film was nominated for both an Academy Award and an Emmy Award, and it

received the prestigious CINE Golden Eagle and the Christopher Award. Tuesday, July 2, 7:00 p.m. (CT)

A Capitol Fourth 2013 welcomes back television personality Tom Bergeron (“Dancing With the Stars”) to host America’s national Independence Day celebration from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Bergeron will lead an all-star

cast during the top-rated musical and fireworks extravaganza that has become America’s favorite birthday party. New! Thursday, July 4, 8:30 p.m. (CT)

Join us as Pierre Boulez conducts Gustav Mahler’s Adagio from “Symphony No. 10 in F-Sharp Major” and “Des Knaben Wunderhorn” with soloists Magdalena Kožená and Christian Gerhaher. The Cleveland Orchestra in Performance: Boulez Conducts Mahler opens with the romantic and melancholy “Adagio” and continues with the songs based on texts from a collection of German folk poetry. New! Friday, July 5, 8:30 p.m. (CT)

July Television Highlights

Many Prairie Public local television productions are funded in part by the following:

Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund with money from the voters on November 4, 2008, North Dakota

Council on the Arts, North Dakota Humanities Council, and by the members of Prairie Public. Thank you!

The Buddha never claimed to be God or his emissary on earth. He said only that he was a man who, in a world of unavoidable

pain and suffering, had found a kind of serenity that others could find, too. The Buddha, a documentary by award-winning filmmaker David Grubin, tells the story of his life, a journey relevant in our own bewildering times of violent change and spiritual confusion. Tuesday, July 23, 7:00 p.m. (CT)

In 1982, Judge Bruce Van Sickle issued a series of orders that changed how North Dakota cares for its citizens with developmental disabilities. Thirty years later, Prairie Public is reviewing

the historical context and investigating the outcome of that reformation with I Am a Person. Wednesday, July 17, 8:00 p.m. (CT)

Into Harm’s Way takes an honest and unflinching look at the shadow

the Vietnam War continues to cast on surviving members of the West Point Class of 1967. A collection of West Pointers poignantly share, sometimes with great emotion, their first-hand stories about the carnage of war, the war’s impact on their lives and beliefs, and their enduring bonds of brotherhood. Wednesday, July 3, 8:00 p.m. (CT)

Returning to Alabama, a couple sets out to eat the way their grandparents did—seasonally and locally. But they soon realize that everything about the food system has changed since their families left the farm. What follows, Eating Alabama, is an introspective and often funny meditation on community, the South, and sustainability. New! Tuesday, July 30, 8:00 p.m. (CT)

Rick Sebak travels across America’s first transcontinental highway, checking out the changing landscape along the route from Times Square

to San Francisco in A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway. This road show takes a serious, and sometimes not so serious, look at American culture, history, food, family, traditions, and the changing way of the automobile. Tuesday, July 30, 7:00 p.m. (CT)

Before Inspector Morse, there was the rookie Constable Morse. Shaun Evans (“The Take,” “The Virgin Queen”) stars as young

Endeavour Morse, before his signature red Jaguar but with his deductive powers already running in high gear, in four new whodunits from Masterpiece Mystery! New! Sundays at 9:00 p.m. (CT) beginning July 7

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Looking to the futureThose who have enjoyed supporting Prairie Public over the years are often

surprised to learn of the many ways they can continue that support in the future.

Start with your will. An up-to-date will can serve as the foundation of a sound estate plan, directing how you would like your property distributed when you no longer need it. Many choose to make provisions in their will for nonprofit organizations, such as Prairie Public Broadcasting.

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Bridge The Gap To Pine RidgeTwenty-five-year-old Brooklynite Chris

Bashinelli of “The Sopranos” fame brings a new meaning to the term “cultural exchange” in his new documentary

Bridge The Gap To Pine Ridge, airing Friday, July 19, at 9:30 p.m. (CT).

Over the course of two eventful weeks, Bashinelli gets a taste of what it means to be

a modern-day Oglala Lakota Indian on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.

In the film, Bashinelli is honored to participate in a sacred buffalo harvest and

joins in on the celebration that ends in a big bite of raw liver. But that’s not all. He takes part in hard-labor farm work in

order to better understand employment, is “schooled” by the women’s basketball team

at the Pine Ridge’s Community College, and visits with a 14-year-old girl who has

devoted her life to suicide prevention.

By walking in local residents’ shoes, Bashinelli hopes to bridge the gap between

viewers and the lives of the people on Pine Ridge—their daily struggles, their

successes, their culture, and their dreams. Touching talks and classroom visits

with school-aged youth uncover stories of hope, and Bashinelli learns how culture

through the generations has prevailed in the face of adversity.