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uon'L mlss Lhe nauonal lndependence uay cel-
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5ooJoy, Ioly 6 ot 9.J0 rt
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uon, Lhls program provldes a unlque lens on Lhls
conLenuous debaLe, by examlnlng Lhe abandoned
lmmlgranL hosplLal on Lllls lsland.
Anthem
5ooJoy, Ioly 6 ot 10.J0 rt
1hls documenLary Lells Lhe sLory behlnd lrancls
Scou key's 1he SLar-Spangled 8anner."
3,2,1 I|reworks
5ooJoy, Ioly 6 ot 11.J0 rt
A behlnd-Lhe-scenes Lour of Lhe WashlngLon, u.C.
!uly 4Lh celebrauon, feaLurlng one of Lhe largesL and
mosL colorful reworks dlsplays ln Lhe world.
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G|oba| 3000
5ooJoys ot 12.J0 rt, stotuoq Ioly 6
ueuLsche Welle's weekly magazlne explores
global developmenL across culLures.
Ionathan 8|rd's 8|ue Wor|d
weJoesJoys ot 7.J0 pm, stotuoq Ioly 16
An underwaLer advenLure serles hosLed by naLu-
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Dragony1V
1botsJoys ot 4 pm, stotuoq Ioly 17
A sclence educauon serles, showcaslng young
sclenusLs dolng fun experlmenLs.
Inhn|ty na|| L|ve
5ototJoys ot 10 pm, stotuoq Ioly 19
1he 13-parL concerL serles celebraLes Lhe muslc
and energy of groundbreaklng Amerlcan arusLs.
1he n|story ro[ect
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Great erformances at the Met
1he Nose
weJoesJoy, Ioly 2 ot 8 rt
ln Lhls producuon of ShosLakovlch's 1be Nose.
avel Smelkov holds Lhe baLon, and Lhe casL ln-
cludes Andrey opov and Alexander Lewls. roduc-
uon, deslgn and dlrecuon by Wllllam kenLrldge.
1osca
weJoesJoy, Ioly 9 ot 8 rt
ucclnl's umeless verlsmo score ls well served
by an excepuonal casL, led by aLrlcla 8aceue ln
Lhe uLle role of Lhe [ealous dlva, opposlLe 8oberLo
Alagna as her lover, Cavaradossl. Ceorge Cagnldze ls
Lhe vlllalnous Scarpla.
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weJoesJoy, Ioly J0 ot 8 rt
An undlspuLed masLer of verdl's nal comlc
masLerplece, !ames Levlne conducLs 8oberL Carsen's
acclalmed producuon, Lhe rsL new MeL lolsto[
slnce 1964. Ambroglo MaesLrl slngs Lhe role of Lhe
blusLery Slr !ohn lalsLa, opposlLe an ensemble casL.
Masterp|ece 1heater
Lndeavour, Season 2
5ooJoys beqlooloq Ioly 1J ot 9 rt
Shaun Lvans reLurns for a second season as Lhe
young ConsLable Morse. lour monLhs aer uC
Lndeavour Morse's brush wlLh deaLh, he reLurns Lo
duLy wlLh Cxford ClLy ollce and ls reunlLed wlLh
ul lred 1hursday. Morse's rsL case lnvolves a !ohn
uoe who plummeLs Lo hls deaLh ln whaL appears
Lo be a rouune sulclde. When Morse dlscovers
Lhe man's mysLerlous nal message, he beglns
Lo conslder seemlngly unrelaLed cases, causlng
1hursday Lo worry LhaL Morse's wounds may have
been more ln mlnd Lhan body.
Cther Interesnng 1V rograms
An Amer|can Mosque
1oesJoy, Ioly 8 ot 9 rt
A group of Musllm farmers ln ?uba ClLy bulld a
mosque only Lo see lL desLroyed by arson.
1en L|ves: A Iera| Cat Cdyssey
1oesJoy, Ioly 22 ot 9 rt
A look aL Lhe world of feral caLs and Lhe people
Lrylng Lo help Lhem.
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5ototJoys ot 6 rt, tepeouoq ot mlJolqbt
Iu|y S - lih of lu/y, by Lanford W||son
1he sLory of a greaL dysfuncuonal famlly vacauon.
Iu|y 12 - 1he xp/orers c/ub, by Ne|| 8en[am|n
lL's London, 1879, and Lhe hapless members of
Lhe Lxplorers Club musL confronL Lhelr mosL leLhal
LhreaL yeL: Lhe admlsslon of a woman lnLo Lhelr
hermeucally-sealed ranks.
Iu|y 19 - 4n nemy of the Peop/e, by nenr|k
Ibsen, adapted by kebecca Lenk|ew|cz
ln a small norweglan vlllage a respecLed docLor
dlscovers an unseullng LruLh abouL Lhe Lown's
celebraLed Lherapeuuc baLhs.
Iu|y 26 - 5ide Mon, by Warren Le|ght
MeeL Cene Cllmmer, a brllllanL LrumpeL player
whose devouon Lo hls arL ls upseL by Lhe arrlval of
an unexpecLed collaboraLor.
Cutbeat
5ooJoys ot 8 rt
Iu|y 6 - L|v|ng roof
PosLs Sherldan Cold and ur. ulanna Crayer.
1hls show explorers LC81 relauonshlps,
famllles, and llvlng an auLhenuc llfe.
!une 13 - Cutbeat Mus|c
PosL Mlkala kennan feaLures orlglnal muslc and
performances by LC81 muslclans and vocallsLs
from Lhe norLh 8ay reglon and beyond.
Iu|y 20 - Cutbeat Co||age]Cut |n the Arts.
PosLs Mlkala kennan and Cary Carnlvele wlll have
a dlscusslon wlLh kay Mehl Mlller abouL her new
novel love comes ot 1wlllqbt.
Iu|y 27 - Cutbeat News In Depth w|th Greg
M|rag||a. 1hls show Lakes a more ln depLh look
aL some of Lhe people and headllnes maklng
news ln Lhe LC81 communlLy locally, nauonally,
and lnLernauonally.
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1o 8reathe as Cne
1oesJoy, Ioly 1 ot 9 rt
Lvery ve years, 30,000 people gaLher ln Lhe small counLry of
LsLonla Lo [oln volces aL Laulupldu, Lhe nauonal Song lesu-
val, Lo become Lhe largesL cholr ln Lhe world.
NCVA: Larth from Space
MooJoy, Ioly 7 ot 8 rt
lrom waLer molecules vaporlzlng over Lhe ocean Lo a
magneuc eld blgger Lhan LarLh lLself, Lhe show reveals Lhe
asLonlshlng beauLy and complexlLy of our dynamlc planeL.
I||m Schoo| Shorts
5ototJoy, Ioly 5 ot 11 rt
1hls weekly serles showcases shorL lms from sLudenLs
across Lhe counLry. 1he rsL program, Ctowloq lolos, fea-
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10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
9 WEDNESDAY
7pm Last of the Summer Wine
7:30 Aviators: Goodyear Blimp
8pm Great Performances at the
Met: Tosca
10:30 The Great American Seafood
Cook-off
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
10 THURSDAY
7pm Spy Codename: Mistaken
Identity
7:30 Between the Lines with
Barry Kibrick. Richard
Abrams
8pm Cool Spaces! Healing
Spaces
9pm Frontline: Generation Like
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
11 FRIDAY
7pm As Time Goes By
7:30 Consuelo Mack
Wealthtrack
8pm Great Decisions in Foreign
Policy: Israel and America
8:30 McLaughlin Group
9pm Moyers & Company
9:30 Just Seen It
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB *
12 SATURDAY
7pm Americas Test Kitchen
from Cooks Illustrated:
Great American Classics
7:30 Red Green Show:
Medieval Times
8pm Lawrence Welk Show:
Hooray for Hollywood
9pm Austin City Limits:
Randy Newman
10pm Front and Center:
The Rides
11pm Film School Shorts:
Letting Go
11:30 On Story: Heroes and Anti-
Heroes
12am Best of KRCB *
13 SUNDAY
11am Burt Bacharachs Best
12:30 Big Band Years
2:30 Super Brain with Dr. Rudy
Tanzi
4pm Dr. Wayne Dyer: I Can See
Clearly Now
7pm Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Tampa
8pm Masterpiece Mystery!
Endeavour, Season 2: Trove
9:30 Running of the Bulls
10:30 More Than Skin Deep:
Skin Cancer in America
11:30 Natures Invitation
12am Best of KRCB *
1am Best of Link TV *
14 MONDAY
7pm Out of Ireland
More than Sk|n Deep: Sk|n Cancer |n Amer|ca
5ooJoy, Ioly 1J ot 10.J0 rt
1hls lm examlnes noL only Lhe medlcal and sclenuc
aspecLs of skln cancer, buL lLs culLural, hlsLorlcal and soclal
conLexL.
kunn|ng of the 8u||s
5ooJoy, Ioly 1J ot 9.J0 rt
Lach !uly, durlng Lhe fesuval of San lermln, Lhousands
paruclpaLe ln one of Lhe mosL dangerous and adrenallne-
charged evenLs ln Lhe worldLhe runnlng of Lhe bulls.
L|ght of the Va||ey: 1Sth kenovanon of Swayambhu
1oesJoy, Ioly 8 ot 9.J0 rt
1he lnsplrlng sLory of Lhe 13Lh renovauon of Lhe
Swayambhu SLupa ln kaLhmandu, nepal, recognlzed as one
of Lhe mosL lmporLanL monumenLs ln Lhe 8uddhlsL world.
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Environmental Home
Makeover
8pm Rick Steves Italy: Cities of
Dreams
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
15 TUESDAY
7pm Keeping Up Appearances
7:30 Innerviews with Ernie
Manouse: Deborah Cox
8pm Suze Ormans Financial
Solutions for You
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now!
1am Best of Link TV *
16 WEDNESDAY
7pm Last of the Summer Wine
7:30 Jonathan Birds Blue World:
Blue Holes and the Georgia
Aquarium
8pm 60s Girl Grooves
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
17 THURSDAY
7pm Spy Codename: Family
Bonds
7:30 Between the Lines with
Barry Kibrick. Nigel Lythgoe
8pm Great Performances
Pavarotti: A Voice for the
Ages
9:30 Rick Steves Delicious
Europe
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
18 FRIDAY
7pm As Time Goes By
7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
8pm Healing ADD with Dr. Daniel
Amen, MD, and Tana Amen
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB *
19 SATURDAY
11am Suze Ormans Financial
Solutions for You
1pm Ed Slotts Retirement Rescue
for 2014!
3pm Reverse Arthritis and Pain
Naturally
4:30 Big Band Years
6:30 Burt Bacharachs Best
8pm Lawrence Welk Show: The
Italian Show
9pm Austin City Limits: Sarah
Jarosz and the Milk Carton
Kids
10pm Innity Hall Live:
Aimee Mann
11pm Film School Shorts:
Fire and Fury
11:30 On Story: Romantic
Comedies
12am Best of KRCB *
20 SUNDAY
7pm Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Columbus
8pm Masterpiece Mystery!
Endeavour, Season 2:
Nocturne
9:30 The Trial of Edward
Snowman
Inhn|ty na|| L|ve: A|mee na||
5ototJoy, Ioly 19 ot 10 rt
1hls new muslc program, lauchlng Lhls week on k8C8, fea-
Lures slnger Almee Mann, who [okes LeL me cheer you up
wlLh some songs of depresslon, hearLache and dysfuncuon."
7th Annua| Ca||forn|a na|| of Iame resentanon
MooJoy, Ioly 21 ot 9 rt
1he Callfornla Pall of lame honors lndlvlduals and famllles
who embody Callfornla's lnnovauve splrlL and have made
Lhelr mark on hlsLory.
1he 1r|a| of Ldward Snowman
5ooJoy, Ioly 20 ot 9.J0 rt
WhaL would happen lf Ldward Snowden sLood Lrlal? A pan-
el of experLs role plays Lhls lmaglnary scenarlo, ln whlch Lhe
nSA survelllance program ls as much on Lrlal as Snowden.
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12am Best of KRCB Pledge *
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7pm Out of Ireland
7:30 Changing Seas: Coral
Hybrids
8pm NOVA: The Deadliest
Earthquakes [Repeats
Tuesday at 1pm]
9pm 7th Annual California Hall of
Fame Presentation
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB Pledge *
22 TUESDAY
7pm Keeping Up Appearances
7:30 Innerviews with Ernie
Manouse: Linda Gray
8pm Nature: Saving Otter 501
9pm Ten Lives: A Feral Cat
Odyssey
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB Pledge *
23 WEDNESDAY
7pm Last of the Summer Wine
7:30 Jonathan Birds Blue
World: Groupers, Coral and
Camouage
8pm Great Museums: Elevated
Thinking
9pm Paley on Park Avenue
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB Pledge *
24 THURSDAY
7pm Spy Codename: Citizen
Lame
7:30 Between the Lines with
Barry Kibrick: Jeffrey
Bennett, Math for Life
8pm History Project: Aspirin
9pm Frontline: Syrias Second
Front
10pm PBS NewHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB Pledge *
25 FRIDAY
7pm As Time Goes By
7:30 Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack
8pm Great Decisions in Foreign
Policy
8:30 McLaughlin Group
9pm Moyers & Company
9:30 Just Seen It
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of KRCB Pledge *
26 SATURDAY
7pm Americas Test Kitchen from
Cooks Illustrated: Simple &
Satisfying Vegetable Mains
7:30 Red Green Show: Van Go
8pm Lawrence Welk Show:
Down on the Farm
9pm Austin City Limits: Phoenix
10pm Innity Hall Live:
Wilson Phillips
11pm Film School Shorts: Blood is
Thicker than Mud
11:30 OnStory: Conversation with
Brian Helgeland
12am Best of KRCB*
a|ey on ark Avenue: New ork C|ty
weJoesJoy, Ioly 2J ot 9 rt
MeLal sculpLor AlberL aley's laLesL work welghs more Lhan
100 Lons and runs Lhree-quarLers of a mlle along one of Lhe
nauon's mosL lllusLrlous Lhoroughfares.
Water 8|ues Green So|unons
5ooJoy, Ioly 27 ot 10.J0 rt
1hls lnLeracuve documenLary pro[ecL Lells sLorles of commu-
nlues creaung green soluuons for our waLer bluesood-
lng, polluuon, and scarclLy.
Great Museums: L|evated 1h|nk|ng 1he n|gh L|ne
weJoesJoy, Ioly 2J ot 8 rt
Plgh Llne ark ln new ?ork ClLy ls a unlque sLrlp of wllder-
ness bullL on a defuncL elevaLed rallroad. lL hovers 30 feeL ln
Lhe alr and wlnds Lhrough 22 blocks of Manhauan.
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7pm Antiques Roadshow:
Vintage Toronto
8pm Masterpiece Mystery:
Endeavour, Season 2: Sway
9:30 Master Plan
10:30 Water Blues
Green Solutions
11:30 Too Close to Home - Human
Trafcking In Florida
12am Best of KRCB *
1am Best of Link TV *
28 MONDAY
7pm Out of Ireland
7:30 Changing Seas: Sunken
Stories
8pm NOVA: Mystery of a
Masterpiece
9pm Inside Fenway Park: An Icon
at 100
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
29 TUESDAY
7pm Keeping Up Appearances
7:30 Innerviews with Ernie
Manouse: Gene Simmons
8pm Nature: The Funkiest
Monkeys
9pm Little League: A History
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now!
1am Best of Link TV *
30 WEDNESDAY
7pm Last of the Summer Wine
7:30 Jonathan Birds Blue
World: Sully The Pilot
Whale and Cleaning
Stations
9pm Great Performances at the
Met: Falstaff
10:30 The Story of Jug Handle
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
1am Best of Link TV *
31 THURSDAY
7pm Spy Codename: Ball
7:30 Between the Lines with
Barry Kibrick. Sam Harris
8pm History Projects:
Tulipmania
L|u|e League: A n|story
1oesJoy, Ioly 29 ot 9 rt
narraLed by legendary sporLs reporLer vln Scully, Lhls
program Lraces Lhe 73-year hlsLory of Llule League, Lhe
world's largesL organlzed youLh sporLs program.
n|story ro[ects: 1u||pman|a
1botsJoy, Ioly J1 ot 8 rt
lmaglne a craze as poLenL as Lhe wlldesL sLock markeL boom,
and a commodlLy as preclous as gold. 1hls was 1ullpmanla,
whlch grlpped 17Lh cenLury AmsLerdam.
Ins|de Ienway ark: An Icon at 100
MooJoy, Ioly 28 ot 9 rt
1hls documenLary celebraLes Lhe cenLennlal of Lhe oldesL
(and smallesL) ballpark ln Amerlca, uslng a 8ed Sox/?ankees
game as a lens onLo Lhe park's unlque hlsLory.
9pm Frontline: Rape in the Fields
10pm PBS NewsHour
11pm Charlie Rose
12am Democracy Now! *
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