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All About the BritsGet ready for our very own British Invasion! The big news is, of course, the long-awaited, highly-anticipated premiere of Downton Abbey Season 5 on Masterpiece—but that’s just the main course. With more Masterpiece and new series and specials, we have all sorts of delectable treats to satisfy your appetite for all programming British. So save your Sundays and settle in with WTVP!

Downton Abbey Season 5 on MasterpieceWe open in 1924, picking up the plot threads left dangling from last season, including Lady Mary’s courtship contest, Lady Edith’s trials as a secret single mom, Thomas’s scheming against Bates, Robert’s battles against modernity, Tom’s quest to be true to his ideals, Violet’s one-line zingers, and much, much more.

Sundays at 8 p.m., Jan. 4-Mar. 1. Episodes encore the following Sunday at 6 p.m. (5:30 p.m. on Jan. 11)

The Great British Baking ShowThe UK’s top-rated show comes to PBS! Fun and fast-paced, this ultimate baking battle serves up charm, laughs and real-life characters…all amateur bakers vying to be named the UK’s best baker in this 10-week competition. It’s the perfect appetizer for Downton Abbey!

Sundays at 7 p.m. Dec. 28, 2014-Mar. 1, 2015

Grantchester on Masterpiece Mystery!A priest turns private eye in a new 6-part Mystery! James Norton stars as Sidney Chambers, a handsome, jazz-loving vicar who turns amateur investigator when one of his parishioners dies under suspicious circumstances. He turns to gruff, down-to-earth police inspector Geordie Keating (Robson Green) for help, and the two become crime-solving partners and friends in the hamlet of Grantchester.

Sundays at 9 p.m. Jan. 18-Feb. 22

Manor of SpeakingHost Ernie Manouse leads a studio audience and a rotating cast of celebrated super fans and cultural experts through the world of “Downton Abbey.” They share the triumphs and sor-rows of the Crawley family and their staff during a lively 30-minute after-show like no other. ‘Manor’ is a solidly packed show with re-caps, history lessons, surprise guests, behind-the-scenes stories and a whole lot of fun. Viewers are invited to participate via twitter, Facebook and the web at www.ManorOfSpeaking.org.

Sundays at 10 p.m. after Masterpiece (10:30 p.m. on 1/4)

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Stories welcomeWTVP’s PBS KIDS Writers Contest is open for entries! Beginning January 12, children can submit their stories to the PBS KIDS Writers Contest. WTVP will select local winners and award prizes at a special celebration for winning authors and their families in the WTVP television studio later this spring.

The first place local winners will then be entered into the national contest where a panel of esteemed judges will rank the top 12 entries. National winners will be announced during the summer of 2015 and the win-ning stories will be featured on pbskids.org/writerscontest.

The national winners will receive prizes courtesy of national priz-ing sponsor, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers and PBS. The PBS KIDS Writers Contest is produced by PBS and based on the Reading Rainbow® Young Writers and Illustrators Contest, a concept developed by WNED-TV, Buffalo.

The contest is open to children in kindergarten through third grade. Stories must be the child’s own work and include at least five illustrations to complement the story. To enter the Contest and for more information on rules and resources, parents and teachers are encouraged to visit wtvp.org/contest.

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notes from the president & cEoMake new programs, but keep the old“It’s the closest thing to water cooler television as public television gets.” That was Masterpiece executive producer Rebecca Eaton’s reaction to the runaway success of Downton Abbey following its first season.Four years and four seasons later, the show continues to introduce new fans to PBS—part of a strategic move that brought more arts programs, the Think Wednesdays lineup of science programming and younger-appeal fare such as Sherlock. Led by the strength of Downton Abbey and Ken Burns’ The roosevelts (which aired in September 2014), PBS pushed to number 5 among all broadcast and cable networks in the Nielsen ratings for the 2013-2014 TV season. For the first time ever, PBS finished behind only CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox, a five percent increase over the previous ratings season.Obviously, this is great news for us here at WTVP, and it’s spurring us to look at our own productions and content on all of our platforms. We are in exploratory stages on a local companion piece to the Ken Burns presentation cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies (coming in March), and interstitial features to accompany upcoming films on the Vietnam War (starting in

April). I’m excited by these potential collaborations and will look forward to sharing more with you as this content begins to take shape. In this time of new beginnings, I’m also taking time to reflect on my first four months at WTVP. Already during my time with you, we have hosted the only Downstate

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Gubernatorial debate in Illinois, won an Emmy, premiered a significant documentary on the 2013 tornadoes to a standing ovation, and celebrated the biggest group of station volunteers it has ever been my pleasure to honor at one time. Indeed, a very good year.Thanks for your interest and support. I wish you all the best in the new year.

Moss Bresnahan, President & CEO WTVP

Twitter: @MossILMedia

P.S. And for classic PBS, it doesn’t get better than Antiques roadshow. Catch the premiere of season 19 at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 5.

Attention Body Electric Fans!We are expanding our mid-day exercise offering to include clas-sical Stretch. This series features dynamic stretching and strengthening workouts that are appropriate for all ages, genders and fitness levels. Look for it beginning Jan. 12 on Mondays, wednesdays and Fridays at 2 p.m. Body Electric will remain in rotation on tuesdays and Thursdays at 2 p.m., but get some needed rest for our over-worn tapes.



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2:00 Masterpiece classic 3:30 The Manners of Downton

Abbey: A Masterpiece Special

4:30 Emery Blagdon and his healing Machine

tuesday—6 7:00 The klondike Gold rush 8:00 ripley: Believe it or not:

American Experience 9:00 Frontline

Gunned Down 10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 The klondike Gold rush 1:00 ripley: Believe it or not:

American Experience 2:00 Frontline 3:00 independent lens 4:30 yellowstone: land to life

wednesday—7 7:00 nature

Wild France 8:00 novA

Rise of the Drones 9:00 nazi Mega weapons

V1: Hitler’s Vengeance Missile

10:00 ultimate restorations Cangarda: The Last American Steam Yacht

11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 nature 1:00 novA 2:00 nazi Mega weapons 3:00 The klondike Gold rush 4:00 ripley: Believe it or not:

American Experience

Thursday—1 7:00 Great performances

From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2015

8:30 call the Midwife holiday Special

10:00 Masterpiece classic Downton Abbey—4, Ep. 8

Overnight 12:00 Great performances 1:30 call the Midwife holiday

Special 3:00 live From lincoln center

Friday—2 7:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 7:30 interesting people 8:00 Billy Joel: The library of

congress Gershwin prize 9:30 carole king: The library

of congress Gershwin prize—in performance at the white house

10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 12:30 charlie rose—The week 1:00 Billy Joel: The library of

congress Gershwin prize 2:30 carole king: The library of

congress Gershwin prize 3:30 ribbon of Sand 4:00 The This old house hour

Saturday—3 6:00 rudy Maxa’s world 6:30 rick Steves’ Europe 7:00 The lawrence welk Show

Winter

8:00 last of the Summer wine 8:30 keeping up Appearances 9:00 Doc Martin

Mother Knows Best 10:00 Austin city limits

The Avett Brothers/Nickel Creek

11:00 Screening room Overnight 12:00 novA 1:00 Michael Feinstein new

year’s Eve at the rainbow room

2:00 independent lens 3:30 ribbon of Sand 4:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 4:30 charlie rose—The week

Sunday—4 3:00 lark rise to candleford 4:00 Springdale cemetery—

Memories of a lifetime 5:00 Masterpiece classic

Downton Abbey—4, Ep. 8 7:00 Great British Baking Show 8:00 Masterpiece classic

Downton Abbey—5, Ep. 1 9:15 The Manners of Downton


10:30 Manor of Speaking 11:00 Globe trekker Special:

world war iiOvernight 12:00 Masterpiece classic 1:30 The Manners of Downton


2:30 Great performances 4:00 Michael Feinstein new

year’s Eve at the rainbow room

Monday—5 7:00 Antiques roadshow

New York City—Hour 1 8:00 Antiques roadshow

Phoenix—Hour 3 9:00 independent lens

Rich Hill 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Antiques roadshow 1:00 Great British Baking Show

piano Man, opera StarsStart the new year on a high note! From classical to contemporary, there’s music for everyone, includ-ing the annual New Year’s concert from Vienna on Great Performanc-es, a new Richard Tucker Opera Gala on Live from Lincoln Center, Mozart’s masterpiece “Le Nozze di Figaro” on Great Performances at the Met and new music from Aus-tin City Limits and Live from the Artists Den. Highlights include:

Billy Joel: The library of congress Gershwin prize, airing Friday, Jan. 2 at 8 p.m., honors singer-songwriter Billy Joel’s receipt of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. The evening includes performances by “The Piano Man” himself, as well as Tony Bennett, Boyz II Men, Gavin DeGraw, Natalie Maines, John Mellencamp, LeAnn Rimes, and Kevin Spacey — as well as a dance performance from Twyla Tharp’s “Movin’ Out.”

Great performances: American voices with renee Fleming, airing Friday, Jan. 9 at 8 p.m., is a star-studded performance docu-mentary offering an overview of the Kennedy Center’s American Voices festival. Camera crews follow the festival’s unique performances and educational events as vocal masters, industry titans, and emerging art-ists gather to celebrate, explore, and debate the legacy, landscape, and future of American singing. Fea-tured guests include Eric Owens, Dianne Reeves, Alison Krauss, Ben Folds, Kim Burrell, Sara Bareilles, Kurt Elling, Josh Groban and Norm Lewis.



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Police-Community Relations —The Citizens’ Perspective

9:00 The Manners of Downton Abbey: A Masterpiece Special

10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 The This old house hour 1:00 The klondike Gold rush 2:00 ripley: Believe it or not:

American Experience 3:00 nature 4:00 novA


Gwen ifill 7:30 interesting people 8:00 Great performances

American Voices with Renee Fleming

9:30 Jazz from Studio 47 10:00 Second opinion 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 12:30 charlie rose—The week 1:00 Great performances 2:30 Architect Michael Graves:

A Grand tour 3:00 The klondike Gold rush 4:00 ripley: Believe it or not:

American Experience


A Pretty Girl 8:00 last of the Summer wine 8:30 keeping up Appearances 9:00 Doc Martin

Remember Me 10:00 Austin city limits

Spoon/White Denim 11:00 live from the Artists Den

Lily Allen

Overnight 12:00 novA 1:00 Frontline 2:00 independent lens 3:30 Architect Michael Graves:

A Grand tour 4:00 washington week with


Sunday—11 3:00 lark rise to candleford 4:00 illinois Adventure 4:30 At issue

Police-Community Relations —The Citizens’ Perspective

5:00 pBS newshour weekend 5:30 Masterpiece classic


Downton Abbey—5, Ep. 2 9:00 queen’s Garden 10:00 Manor of Speaking 10:30 Focus on Europe 11:00 Globe trekker Special:

planet of the ApesOvernight 12:00 Masterpiece classic 1:00 queen’s Garden 2:00 Great performances 3:30 nazi Mega weapons 4:30 Emery Blagdon and his

healing Machine



San Jose—Hour 1 9:00 independent lens

Evolution of a Criminal 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Antiques roadshow 1:00 Antiques roadshow 2:00 Great British Baking Show 3:00 Masterpiece classic 4:00 queen’s Garden

tuesday—13 7:00 Genealogy roadshow

New Orleans—Cabildo

8:00 klansville, u.S.A.: American Experience

9:00 Frontline Putin’s Way

10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Genealogy roadshow 1:00 klansville, u.S.A.:

American Experience 2:00 Frontline 3:00 independent lens 4:30 yellowstone: land to life


Dogs That Changed the World, Part 1—The Rise of the Dog

8:00 novA Big Bang Machine

9:00 nazi Mega weapons The Wolf ’s Lair

10:00 ultimate restorations The Lysander: Canada’s Unsung Hero

11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 nature 1:00 novA 2:00 nazi Mega weapons 3:00 Genealogy roadshow 4:00 klansville, u.S.A.:

American Experience


Giving Kids at Risk an Educational Boost

9:00 queen’s Garden 10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 The This old house hour 1:00 Genealogy roadshow 2:00 klansville, u.S.A.:

American Experience 3:00 nature 4:00 novA

roadshow(s) return!Antiques Roadshow hits a homerun with a treasure-filled visit to New York City and its largest sports memorabilia find ever! Still the top-rated ongoing PBS primetime series, Antiques Roadshow’s new 19th season begins with a three-part trip to NYC where highlights include an unpublished Art Spiegel-man book proposal, ca. 1974; a headboard from the set of The God-father, Part II that was purchased for under $25; and an archive of rare photographic baseball cards with a handwritten letter from the 1871-1872 Boston Red Stockings, appraised at $1,000,000. Antiques roadshow airs Mondays at 7 p.m. beginning Jan. 5. vintage episodes follow each Monday at 8 p.m.

Genealogy Roadshow returns with a revamped format and more incredible discoveries that reveal family secrets and connect regular people to their unique histories. Part detective story, part emotional journey, the series combines history and science to uncover fascinating stories of diverse Americans in and around St. Louis, Philadelphia and New Orleans. From descendants of the infamous pirate Blackbeard to heroes of the Holocaust, each individual’s story links to a larger community (and in some cases, national) history, to become part of America’s rich cultural tapestry. Season two of Genealogy road-show premieres tuesday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. and continues every tuesday through Feb. 24.


ultimate restorationsAntiques Roadshow meets This Old House in Ultimate Restorations, an eight-part series featuring the mar-vels of engineering from America’s grand history of ambition and innovation. From the 1880s through World War II, the United States advanced the science of aeronautics, propulsion, navigation and sound with inventions that were both functional and artistic: locomotives, fighter planes, yachts and the world’s largest pipe organ. Sadly, few of these icons from our past remain. Now, eight national heirlooms are rescued from the junkyard and painstakingly restored to their origi-nal glory, offering poignant glimpses of days gone by.

Capping off our Think Wednesday lineup of the best science, engineer-ing and discovery programming, ultimate restorations airs wednesdays at 10 p.m. beginning Jan. 7.

Local audiences will be particularly interested in the Jan. 28 episode, a dramatic restoration of a surviving 1920s Ahrens Fox fire engine from Kansas City. A similar restoration project is underway locally at the Wheels O’ Time Museum in Dunlap with a team that includes many former employees of the Caterpillar Tractor Company and the Heart of Illinois Fire Enthusiasts and Collectors.

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at the Met Le Nozze di Figaro

11:30 Jazz from Studio 47Overnight 12:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 12:30 charlie rose—The week 1:00 Great performances at

the Met 4:30 yellowstone: land to life


Salute to the Working People 8:00 last of the Summer wine 8:30 keeping up Appearances 9:00 Doc Martin

Don’t Let Go 10:00 Austin city limits

Sam Smith/Future Islands 11:00 live from the Artists Den

Jason MrazOvernight 12:00 novA 1:00 Frontline 2:00 independent lens 3:30 ribbon of Sand 4:00 washington week with



Giving Kids at Risk an Educational Boost

5:00 pBS newshour weekend 5:30 Biz kid$ 6:00 Masterpiece classic


Downton Abbey—5, Ep. 3 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Grantchester, Part 1

10:00 Manor of Speaking 10:30 Focus on Europe 11:00 Globe trekker

Honduras and El SalvadorOvernight 12:00 Masterpiece classic 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery! 2:00 Genealogy roadshow 3:00 klansville, u.S.A.:

American Experience 4:00 nazi Mega weapons



San Jose—Hour 2 9:00 independent lens

The Kill Team/Confusion Through Sand

10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Antiques roadshow 1:00 Antiques roadshow 2:00 Great British Baking Show 3:00 Masterpiece classic 4:00 Masterpiece Mystery!


St. Louis—Central Library

8:00 Edison: American Experience

10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Genealogy roadshow 1:00 Edison: American

Experience 3:00 independent lens 4:30 Emery Blagdon and his

healing Machine


Dogs That Changed the World, Part 2—Dogs by Design

8:00 novA Sunken Ship Rescue

9:00 nazi Mega weapons The SS

10:00 ultimate restorations The Sierra #3 Locomotive: A Star is Reborn

11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 nature 1:00 novA 2:00 nazi Mega weapons 3:00 Genealogy roadshow 4:00 Antiques roadshow


The High Cost of Higher Education

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Grantchester, Part 1

10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 The This old house hour 1:00 Genealogy roadshow 2:00 Antiques roadshow 3:00 nature 4:00 novA


Gwen ifill 7:30 interesting people 8:00 American Masters

Ricky Jay: Deceptive Practice 9:00 live from lincoln center

Richard Tucker Opera Gala: A New Century

11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 12:30 charlie rose—The week 1:00 American Masters 2:00 live from lincoln center 4:00 The This old house hour

Saturday—24 6:00 rudy Maxa’s world 6:30 rick Steves’ Europe



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Overnight 12:00 Antiques roadshow 1:00 Antiques roadshow 2:00 Great British Baking Show 3:00 Masterpiece classic 4:00 Masterpiece Mystery!


Philadelphia—Franklin Institute

8:00 war of the worlds: American Experience

9:00 Frontline League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis, Part 1

10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 Genealogy roadshow 1:00 war of the worlds:

American Experience 2:00 Frontline 3:30 Antiques roadshow 4:30 Emery Blagdon and his

healing Machine


Penguin Post Office 8:00 novA

Sinkholes—Buried Alive 9:00 Secrets of the Dead

Ben Franklin’s Bones 10:00 ultimate restorations

Ahrens Fox: The Kansas City Treasure

11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 nature 1:00 novA 2:00 Secrets of the Dead 3:00 Genealogy roadshow 4:00 war of the worlds:

American Experience


A Post Election Analysis of Political Campaigns

9:00 Masterpiece Mystery! Grantchester, Part 2

10:00 tavis Smiley 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 The This old house hour 1:00 Genealogy roadshow 2:00 American Experience 3:00 nature 4:00 novA


Gwen ifill 7:30 interesting people 8:00 Shakespeare uncovered

A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Hugh Bonneville

9:00 Shakespeare uncoveredKing Lear with Christopher Plummer

10:00 Second opinion 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose Overnight 12:00 washington week with

Gwen ifill 12:30 charlie rose—The week 1:00 Shakespeare uncovered 2:00 Shakespeare uncovered 3:00 Genealogy roadshow 4:00 The This old house hour


Season Premiere, 1976 8:00 last of the Summer wine 8:30 keeping up Appearances 9:00 Doc Martin

Ever After 10:00 Austin city limits

The Black Keys/J. Roddy Walston & The Business

11:00 live from the Artists DenZac Brown Band

7:00 The lawrence welk ShowTour of Southern California

8:00 last of the Summer wine 8:30 keeping up Appearances 9:00 Doc Martin

Cats and Sharks 10:00 Austin city limits

Ryan Adams/Jenny Lewis 11:00 live from the Artists Den

5th Anniversary SpecialOvernight 12:00 novA 1:00 independent lens 2:30 Emery Blagdon and his

healing Machine 3:00 nazi Mega weapons 4:00 washington week with



The High Cost of Higher Education

5:00 pBS newshour weekend 5:30 Biz kid$ 6:00 Masterpiece classic


Downton Abbey—5, Ep. 4 9:00 Masterpiece Mystery!

Grantchester, Part 2 10:00 Manor of Speaking 10:30 Focus on Europe 11:00 Globe trekker

Midwest U.S.A.Overnight 12:00 Masterpiece classic 1:00 Masterpiece Mystery! 2:00 American Masters 3:00 Genealogy roadshow 4:00 nazi Mega weapons


Austin—Hour 1 8:00 Antiques roadshow

San Jose—Hour 3 9:00 A path Appears 10:30 BBc world news 11:00 charlie rose

Shakespeare uncovered returnsBehind every Shakespeare play there is a story. And in each produc-tion over history, the actors have had unique connections to the scripts and characters making each performance special. Shakespeare uncovered returns with six new episodes that combine history, biography, iconic performances, new analysis and the personal passion of its celebrated hosts — Hugh Bonneville, Christopher Plummer, Morgan Freeman, David Harewood, Kim Cattrall and Joseph Fiennes — to reveal these connections and tell the stories behind the stories of Shakespeare’s greatest plays.

The season opens on Friday, Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. as Hugh Bonnev-ille steps away from Downton Ab-bey to revisit the Open Air Theatre in London’s Regent’s Park. It was there that he started his career—as an understudy for Ralph Fiennes in A Midsummer Night’s Dream—and his love of Shakespeare blossomed. And at 9 p.m., Christopher Plum-mer shares insight into playing the troubled king in Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy, King Lear.The series continues on successive Fridays with Morgan Freeman on The Taming of the Shrew and David Harewood on Othello, and Kim Cat-trall on Antony and Cleopatra and Joseph Fiennes on Romeo and Juliet.The broadcasts will be accompa-nied by a rich website at www.pbs.org/shakespeare-uncovered.

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Best Friends: the power of SisterhoodMoyers & company

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America reframedLulu Sessions

Best Friends: the power of SisterhoodBetween the lines with Barry kibrick

well readBeyond theology:

what would Jesus Do?Mysteries of the Jesus prayer

Moyers & companyAsia this week


charlie rose—the weekFocus on Europe

America reframedLulu Sessions

Best Friends: the power of SisterhoodGreat conversations

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The Private Life of DeerStory of the Jews with Simon Schama

Over the RainbowGlobal voices

Here Comes Uncle Joeindependent lens

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The Private Life of DeerStory of the Jews with Simon Schama

Over the RainbowGlobal voices

Here Comes Uncle Joeindependent lens

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newslinetavis Smiley

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Story of the Jews with Simon SchamaOver the Rainbow

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Scully/the world ShowSecond opinion

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Martin lutherThe Reluctant Revolutionary

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FrontlineFrom Jesus to Christ:

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Editor and the Dragon: horace carter Fights the klan

Bombs Away: lBJ, Goldwater and the 1964 campaign that changed it All

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one night in MarchBetween the lines with Barry kibrick

well readAmerica’s heartland

one Square Mile: texasArab American Stories





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Dogs that Changed the World—1Mr. civil rights:

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WTVP World 47.2 our world is your world…JanuaryLook for local programming on 47.2 Monday-Friday Evenings

Search for WTVP or Like it from wtvp.org!

Local SpecialsThe following WTVP productions and specials are scheduled for you this month:Something of Love: A Tribute to Roger Amm—Thursday 1/1 at 8:30 p.m. and Wednesday 1/28 at 7:30 p.m.Springdale Cemetery-Memories of a Lifetime—Friday 1/2 at 8 p.m.When the Game Was Diesel Powered—Thursday 1/8 at 8:30 p.m.The New Peorians—Thursday 1/15-29 at 8:30 p.m.

Illinois AdventureIllinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm, will be featured Fridays at 8 p.m. 1/9, 16, 23 and 30, with a bonus episode on 1/30 at 7:30 p.m.

At IssueAt Issue with H Wayne Wilson continues with in-depth discussions of issues important to central Illinois Fridays at 8:30 p.m. 1/9, 16, 23 and 30.

Interesting People with Ed SutkowskiInteresting People will feature discussions with the following notables on Wednesdays at 8 and 8:30 p.m.1/7—Robert Wilson and Steve Vinovich1/14—Thomas Bagley and Isaac Oliver1/21—George Stelluto and Neal Barnard, M.D.1/28—Thomas Day and David Downey

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Secrets of the DeadBen Franklin’s Bones

America By the numbersnew peorians—the Germans

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&Come see our newest addition—a 6-foot tall bronze sculpture titled “Treble Clef ” by Midwest sculpture artist Charles Strain. The statue is a joint gift to WTVP and the Peoria Symphony Orchestra from benefactors Sharon and John Amdall. “We wanted to honor and celebrate two leading cultural institutions that share one building, who are contributing to the continuing transformation of Peoria’s historic Warehouse District,” said Sharon Amdall. This beautiful work of art was installed in Barton Plaza in front of the WTVP Studio Center in early December and was dedicated on Dec. 17, 2014. Stop by and enjoy!

&We are busy preparing tax receipts for your qualifying contributions of $250 and higher and all donations that received a thank you gift throughout the year. Receipts will mailed by Jan. 31. Please contact us if you need one for a lower amount, (309) 495-0547 during business hours, or [email protected].

And look for these upcoming events…1/12—PBS KIDS Writers Contest open for entries. More at wtvp.org.1/30—3rd Annual WTVP Virtual Golf Outing at Quail Meadows Indoor Golf

Center in Washington. Register at (309) 495-0547.2/21—PBS Nerd Night, 6-9 p.m. in the WTVP Studio. Must be 21 or older.

$15 admission. RSVP at wtvp.org3/7—Pekin Friends Bowlathon to benefit WTVP at Sunset Lanes in Pekin.

Register at (309) 346-7901.

Illinois AdventureFollow in the footsteps of President Abraham Lincoln’s early years in Illinois, begin-ning at the New Salem State Historic Site in Petersburg, on 1/8. Ramble along the Illinois & Michigan Canal on 1/15. Visit Golden on 1/22 to visit the only original windmill still grinding grain in Illinois. And tour the buildings and learn the history of the Ellwood mansion in DeKalb, the beautiful Victorian home of Isaac Ellwood, one of the kings of barbed wire fencing and owner of Illinois’ largest Percheron horse farm on 1/29.

Illinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm and produced by William Baker, generally airs on Thursdays at 8 p.m., repeating the following Sundays at 4 p.m. For addi-tional information on past episodes, locations, contact information and directions, visit our Illinois Adventure website at illinoisadventuretv.org.

This program is made possible by a grant from Country Financial.

At IssueAt Issue, WTVP’s in-depth public affairs series hosted by H Wayne Wilson, typically airs Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. with encores the following Sundays at 4:30 p.m. The series can also been seen on WORLD Channel-WTVP 47.2 on Fridays at 8:30 p.m. Episodes are also archived on the station website, wtvp.org, after the broadcasts.

This month’s topics are:1/8—Police-Community Relations - The Citizens’ Perspectives

1/15—Giving Kids at Risk an Educational Boost

1/22—The High Cost of Higher Education

1/29—A Post Election Analysis of Political Campaigns

Interesting PeopleInteresting People with host Ed Sutkowski typically airs Fridays at 7:30 p.m. The series can also be seen each Wednesday from 8-9 p.m. on WTVP World channel 47.2. See page 14 for complete local World listings. For more information on upcoming Interest-ing People shows visit wtvp.org.

This month’s guests are:1/9—Tom Bagley

1/16—Stephen Ferguson, Esq.

1/30—Marilyn Webb

1/30—Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger

The Screening RoomA new year means an all-new episode of The Screening room! WTVP’s showcase for independent short films with an Illinois connection continues on Saturday, 1/3 at 11 p.m. Made by filmmakers for filmmakers and film-lovers alike, the series is pro-duced by Columbia College Chicago graduate Dan Little, Bradley University graduate Paul Coussens and Brett Wagner. The series is hosted by Jester Timm Gillick. Executive Producer is William Baker. Follow us on Twitter @wtvpTSR.


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Best of the Joy of paintingchef John Besh’s Family table

George hirsch lifestylethe Jazzy vegetarian

chef ’s lifeSmart travels with rudy Maxa

in the Americas with David yetmanhometime

woodsmith Shopvictory Garden’s EdibleFEASt

For your homeknit and crochet now!

Best of the Joy of paintingchef John Besh’s Family table

George hirsch lifestylethe Jazzy vegetarian

chef ’s lifeSmart travels with rudy Maxa

in the Americas with David yetmanrick Steves’ Europe

woodsmith Shopvictory Garden’s EdibleFEASt

For your homehometime

Martha BakesSara’s weeknight Meals

Baking with JuliaMartha Stewart’s cooking School

America’s test kitchennick Stellino cooking with Friends

Martha Bakeshometime

rick Steves’ EuropeBurt wolf: travels & traditions

Martha Stewart’s cooking SchoolAmerica’s test kitchenSara’s weeknight Meals

chef John Besh’s Family tablerick Steves’ Europe

Martha Stewart’s cooking SchoolAmerica’s test kitchen

nick Stellino cooking with FriendsMartha Bakes

hometimerick Steves’ Europe

Burt wolf: travels & traditionsMartha Stewart’s cooking School

lap quilting with Georgia Bonesteelpaint this with Jerry yarnellnew Scandinavian cookingMike colameco’s real Food

ciao italiaJoanne weir’s cooking confidence

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Joseph rosendo’s travelscopelidia’s kitchencook’s country

Simply Mingnew Scandinavian cooking

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Joseph rosendo’s travelscopelidia’s kitchen

cooking 80/20 with robin Sheachristina

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christinap. Allen Smith’s Garden to table

christina cooksb organic with Michele Beschen

the Jazzy vegetarianchristina

cooking 80/20 with robin Sheab organic with Michele Beschen

Martha BakesSimply Ming


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Fit 2 StitchBeauty of oil paintingFrench chef classics

neven Maguire: home chefpati’s Mexican table

Eat! Drink! italy! with vic ralloislands without cars

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Moveable Feast with Fine cookingJacques pepin: More Fast Food



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This month the Create schedule draws upon a total of 55 series, not including our special Saturday and Sunday marathons which utilize additional programming resources. The schedule contains the following genres: cooking, travel, home improvement (including woodworking), gardening and crafting (including sewing, quilting, painting, scrapbooking and home décor). The schedule contains 27 cooking series, 9 travel series, 3 home improvement series, 3 woodworking series, 4 gardening series, and 9 arts and crafts series.


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Joseph rosendo’s travelscopelidia’s kitchencook’s countrycook’s country

George hirsch lifestylekevin Dundon’s Modern irish Food

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cook’s countryGeorge hirsch lifestyle

kevin Dundon’s Modern irish Foodtaste this!

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ciao italialidia’s kitchen

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4 January 3 & 4—Healthy Resolutions Ring in 2015 with healthy resolutions. Cre-ate chefs Robin Shea, Laura Theodore and Christina Pirello get your New Year off to a strong start with recipes that are good for mind, body and soul.

4 January 10 & 11—Craft Your Kitchen No store-bought bread box can compare to one you make yourself ! The master woodworkers of American Woodshop teach you to make it yourself—everything from bowls to cutlery to kitchen cabinets. And Tommy Mac will show you how to craft one-of-a-kind kitchen equipment.

4 January 17 & 18—Cold Weather Comfort When the temperature drops outside, only the yummiest comfort food will make you feel warm inside. Today’s menu con-sists of macaroni and cheese, split pea and ham soup, lamb and black bean chili, and chicken pot pie, all made by our Create chefs including Julia Child, Jacques Pepin, and Mary Ann Esposito.

4 January 24 & 25—Through Scandinavia Explore Denmark with Rudy Maxa, Norway with Richard Bangs, and Sweden and Finland with Rick Steves. Along the way, sample delicacies from the region with Julia Child, Andreas Viestad, Tina Nordstrom and Claus Meyer.

4 January 31 & February 1—Island Hoppin’ Got cold weather blues? Warm your spirit with excursions to exotic islands around the world. Brittney Pierce, Joseph Rosendo and the Globe Trekker crew will whisk you away to Fiji, Tahiti, Hawaii, and the Greek Islands.

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release your inner geekJoin us for a PBS Nerd Night from 6-9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 in the WTVP Studio. Don your favorite Mister Rogers sweater or your Bob Ross ’fro and get your geek on

for a throwback mix-and-mingle event in the WTVP Studio. Play old-school trivia and watch clips from your favorite retro PBS shows. We’ll provide a variety of pizza from local joints and soda. You can bring your own “Brain Juice” – beer, wine, whatever gets your brain bubbling.

Step into our video booth and proclaim your nerdiest passion. You may be featured on air or our website.Tickets are $15 per person. Be a single smart superstar or bring your team of experts. Must be 21 or older. Open to the first 100 guests to RSVP at wtvp.org. Call (309) 677-4747 if you have questions.

Bowl for wtvp!Pekin Friends of 47 Annual BowlathonSaturday, March 7, 2015—Sunset Lanes, Court Street, PekinCheck-in at Noon—Bowling at 1 p.m.It is time to recruit your sponsors, pick some teammates and sign up for the Pekin Friends of 47 Annual Bowlathon. It’s an afternoon of fun, friends, food and prizes galore…all to benefit your public television station!

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April 23-26, 2015We’ve computed and checked, and we’ve finally come up with the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Auction: 42. The 42nd Annual WTVP Auction, that is! Auction 2015 is coming your way April 23-26 live on wtvp. We’ll have fabulous merchandise, travel packages and gift certificates to your favorite eateries up for bid—and tons of fun behind the scenes for all our volunteers. Don’t wait until Auction Week to get involved with our biggest community event of the year! We need your help right now. Give us a call or drop us an email and we’ll match you up with the perfect task for your skills and schedule, (309) 495-0547 or [email protected].

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But as the end of the third year approaches, it’s time finally to sign off. I consider myself the luckiest fellow in broadcast journalism for having been a part of public television for over half of my 80 years (my first broadcast was in the fall of 1971 before some of you were born!).

I never expected such a full and satisfying run at work I could love so much, and I am deeply indebted to everyone with whom I have been associated on this long and

rewarding journey. As President Lyndon Johnson’s domestic policy assistant I was “present at the creation” when we held the first meeting at the Office of Education to discuss the potential of “educational television”. The Public Broadcasting Act of l967 became law the year I left the White House to return to journalism. I believe in the mission of public broadcasting as strongly as ever, and if you want to be reminded of its importance, go online and watch the video of the statement President Johnson made when he signed the Act.

With thanks and every best wish to each of you,

Bill Moyers

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The Art of Collecting

Humans have long felt the urge to collect and organize items from the world around us. This exhibition gives visitors a glimpse into the history of collecting beginning with a recreation of a typical early cabinet of curiosities. Witness examples of natural history collections, ethnographic collections, and fine & folk art collections and investigate how, what, and why we collect today.

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