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PROGRAM GUIDE FEBRUARY 2020 VOL. 39 NO. 2

3 - CEO Message4 - Cover Story

6 - TV Listings10 - Evening Grid17 - Daytime Grid

18 - PBS Hawai‘i Passport

Students from Farrington High School on O‘ahu discuss strategy during a HIKI NŌ Challenge.

Mercy Palilio and Alre Vilota from Farrington High School edit their HIKI NŌ Challenge entry.

By Robert PennybackerDirector of Learning Initiatives, PBS Hawai‘i

Stories for HIKI NŌ, PBS Hawai‘i’s 90-school, statewide student news network, usually take two to three months of revising and reediting to be approved for air. But three times a year, students get to test their storytelling skills under fire with the HIKI NŌ Fall, Winter and Spring Challenge competitions.

Students participating in a challenge are given just four days to conceptualize, coordinate, shoot, write and edit a story based on a theme or “prompt” given out at the beginning of the four-day window. Since no one knows the prompt beforehand, no work on the story can begin until the start of the production window. Past story prompts have included: Kuleana (Responsibility); The Story Behind the Food; The Under-Appreciated Beauty of Simple, Everyday Things; and Hawai‘i Residents Who Struggle Financially While Working Two or Three Jobs. Entries are scored on a numeric scale based on a set of criteria for storytelling, production values and how well they expressed the prompt. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place and Honorable Mention finishers receive, respectively, $500, $300, $200 and $100 in production equipment, courtesy of HIKI NŌ Challenge prize sponsor State Farm Insurance.

Watch the top stories from the 2020 HIKI NŌ Winter Challenge on Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 pm.

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ChallengeBOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chair Joanne Lo Grimes

Vice ChairBettina Mehnert

SecretaryJoy Miura Koerte

TreasurerKent Tsukamoto

Muriel AndersonSusan Bendon Jodi Endo ChaiJames E. Duffy Jr.Matthew EmersonJake FergusJason Fujimoto Jason HarukiIan Kitajima Noelani KalipiKamani Kuala‘auTheresia McMurdoRyan Kaipo NobrigaAaron SalāKa‘iulani SodaroBruce VossKūha‘o Zane

MANAGEMENT

President and CEOLeslie Wilcox

Senior Vice President/CFOKaren Yamamoto

Vice President, ContentChuck Parker

Vice President, AdvancementChristina Sumida

Vice President, Communications Jody Shiroma

Director, Learning Initiatives Robert Pennybacker

Chief Engineer John Nakahira

PROGRAM GUIDE

Editor and Chief ProgrammerJohn Kovacich

Graphic ArtistRandall Choo

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Connecting through Storytelling

CEO MESSAGE

Leslie Wilcox

PBS Hawai‘iPresident and CEO

Over the course of 13 years as CEO of PBS Hawai‘i, I’ve had ample opportunity to experience something very delightful about our viewers:

Many of them are every bit as compelling in communicating as our professional storytellers.

Good storytellers know their audience. They know how to connect with emotion and imagination. I think that’s why many of our programs evoke strong responses; and it’s why our viewers’ letters “get” to us.

In correspondence, some of our viewers relate family stories passed down through the generations, describing intimate conversations at pivotal times of history, such as the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy, the Pearl Harbor attack and closely fought elections.

It’s a wonderful exchange – viewers writing to amplify something they saw in one of our programs, or to add context, or to riff on a related thought. Often they’re telling of their own experience, after a story that aired on PBS Hawai‘i has struck a chord in their life.

Responding to PBS NewsHour coverage of the crackdown on immigrants seeking shelter and work in the U.S., a Honolulu viewer wrote that more immigrants should be welcomed: “My grandfather, who came

from Japan, worked from morning to night for three dollars a day. I am third generation and educated … I will not work at a job where I get dirty. I will not work at a job where I get smelly. I will not work at a job that requires me to carry more than five pounds. I am a typical third-generation immigrant.”

Another viewer reached out after seeing the American Experience episode about the Pacific search for Amelia Earhart. Just as if she were having an in-person conversation, she noted that the investigation didn’t seem to include the hypothesis that the ocean had swallowed all trace of evidence.

“I think that is really what happened,” she wrote. “But empirical research is never really satisfied with a ‘nothing’ outcome. There has to be something ‘real.’ And more importantly, there has to be ‘closure,’ which may not be true.”

As author Annette Simmons said, “Story gives people enough space to think for themselves. The story develops and grows in the mind of the listener …”

We’re all the richer for connecting through storytelling.

Mahalo nui,

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Kekai Robinson Marja Lehua Apisaloma Liz Morales

By Liberty Peralta, PBS Hawai‘i

COVER STORY

Like the latest smartphone or computer software, Ahumanu founding member Liz Morales calls the band’s third and current lineup of band members “Ahumanu 3.0.”

It’s not unusual for bands to see lineup changes. But Morales, a former radio personality, is confident that this version is something special.

“We have our own sound, and that comes from working with what we have,” Morales says. “Since we had so many different players, each version of Ahumanu sounded very different, so I think it’s only until Ahumanu 3.0 that I realized, hey, this is kind of different, I like it.”

Marja Lehua Apisaloma and Kekai Robinson round out the Maui trio, whose name translates as “a gathering of birds.” Each member brings her own contributions to the Ahumanu table.

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Apisaloma says her day job as a registered nurse helps add some level of authenticity to the group’s music – a reminder of how much they have to be thankful for, down to the most essential details.

“We can breathe and we can use the bathroom on our own, we can walk on our own, we can speak,” she says. “You see all of that as a nurse and see people at their most vulnerable times. It’s such a drastic difference from the entertainment industry because you put on a face and it’s all a show.”

Robinson, who heads Hawaiian immersion school Ke Kula ‘O Pi‘ilani by day, says Ahumanu is an extension of the community work that’s played an important role in her life.

“I practice Hawaiian oli (chants), and those are the messages and the voices of our ancestors coming through,” she says. “The messages that they give us are relevant now, so there’s a great sense of responsibility there to do the same in our music.”

That responsibility shows in songs like “Kahi Aloha,” one of several songs that Ahumanu performs on an upcoming episode of PBS Hawai‘i’s Nā Mele: Traditions in Hawaiian Song. Originally written as a wedding gift, “Kahi Aloha” has taken on a larger meaning in Robinson’s eyes.

“Aloha has become a big part of this contemporary move towards protecting our environment, protecting what we have,” she says. “When you stand in aloha, you can come at me and bring whatever it is that you are to me, but I am going to stand here and remain respectful towards you. It’s a discipline, and so, I understand it now. It’s not our normal state. We want to work towards aloha being a normal state.”

Through their weekly pau hana performances in Kahului, Ahumanu has a regular platform to share their messages in song, with authenticity, respect and love. Ahumanu 3.0 is on a roll, and Morales ponders what’s next.

“I’d like to be a resource for the next generation of musicians that would like to do this,” she says. “Growing up in this field, it was such a mess. I didn’t know how to get where I wanted to be and those lines were so unclear ... [now] I’m living the life, having a great time and very happy that I’m able to help perpetuate what we’ve known forever: Hawaiian music.”

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JOHN LEGEND PLAYS BALOISE SESSION Saturday, February 1, 9:00 pmThe Grammy-winning singer performs a solo concert in Basel, Switzerland

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1 SATURDAY12:00 HIKI NŌ (e)12:30 CLASSICAL STRETCH: BY

ESSENTRICS Bone Strength Workout (e)

1:00 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY The Sword Smith (e)

1:30 BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Black Seascape

2:00 AMERICAN WOODSHOP2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE3:30 MOTORWEEK4:00 SIMPLY MING Ming Tsai with

William Kovel4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM

COOK’S ILLUSTRATED Two Classic Pastas

5:00 LIDIA’S KITCHEN Love Your Vegetables

5:30 CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL’S MILK STREET TELEVISION From Morocco to Egypt

6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 BARE FEET WITH MICKELA

MALLOZZI Uzbekistan7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S

TRAVELSCOPE Maine: Town and Country (e)

8:00 NORMAN MINETA AND HIS LEGACY: AN AMERICAN STORY (e)

9:00 JOHN LEGEND PLAYS BALOISE SESSION Superstar vocalist John Legend commands the stage solo in this concert recorded in Basel, Switzerland. He performs songs including “Green Light,” “Made to Love,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and “All of Me.”

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Houston (e)

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10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Suriname: Lost World (e)

11:00 TO THE CONTRARY WITH BONNIE ERBE

11:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Pam Chambers (e)

12:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Billie Eilish (e)1:00 COUNTRY MUSIC The Sons and

Daughters of America (1964 -1968) (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Secrets and

Lies (e)

3 MONDAY7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN

HAWAIIAN SONG Hu‘ewa (e)8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Bonanzaville, Hour 29:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Philadelphia Join Chef Marcus Samuelsson in Philadelphia, where he meets new friends and old, and learns about the city’s Italian food

11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Billie Eilish12:00 NATURE The Cheetah Children (e)1:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Suriname: Lost World (e)2:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Houston (e)3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK (e)3:30 SECOND OPINION Depression (e)

2 SUNDAY12:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Bonanzaville, Hour 1 (e)1:00 PBS HAWAI‘I PRESENTS

The Navigators: Pathfinders of the Pacific (e)

2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I (e)3:00 HIKI NŌ (e)3:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN

HAWAIIAN SONG Chad Takatsugi (e)4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH

LESLIE WILCOX Pam Chambers (e)

4:30 SECOND OPINION Rheumatoid Arthritis

5:00 NHK NEWSLINE5:30 ASIA INSIGHT6:00 THE OPEN MIND6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 HOWARDS END ON MASTERPIECE

Part 4 of 4 Margaret and Tibby get Henry to help resolve issues at Howards End, where the three families have a showdown.

8:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE Part 5 of 8 Desperate for unpaid wages, Young Stringer threatens a worker boycott of the annual cricket match with Sanditon’s gentlemen.

9:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 3 of 6 Oskar asks Max to help investigate a grotesque series of murders in Vienna’s slums, where the victims are seemingly chosen at random.

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ESSENTRICS Weight Loss Workout (e)1:00 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY The Ski

Makers (e)1:30 BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING

Daisy Delight2:00 AMERICAN WOODSHOP2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE3:30 MOTORWEEK4:00 SIMPLY MING 4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM

COOK’S ILLUSTRATED Chicken and Biscuits

5:00 LIDIA’S KITCHEN Trattoria Favorites5:30 CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL’S MILK

STREET TELEVISION The New Australia

6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES AT

THE MET Madama Butterfly Soprano Hui He plays the tragic title role with tenor Bruce Sledge as the naval officer who abandons her in this version of Puccini’s masterpiece. Pier Giorgio Morandi conducts Anthony Minghella’s sweeping production of the tragic love story.

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Philadelphia (e)

11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Rosalía12:00 FROM THE STREETS TO

THE STAGE: THE JOURNEY OF FREDRICK DAVIS (e)

1:00 NATURE Jungle Animal Hospital (e)2:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Philadelphia (e)3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK (e)3:30 SECOND OPINION Rheumatoid

Arthritis (e)


Bonanzaville, Hour 2 (e)1:00 PBS HAWAI’I PRESENTS

Ma Ka Malu Ali‘i: The Legacy of Hawai‘i’s Ali‘i (e)

2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I (e)

scene while sampling pizza and cannoli, with plenty of red sauce, burrata and handmade pasta in between.

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Cooked: Survival By Zip Code Learn the story of a heat wave that overtook Chicago in July 1995, killing 739 residents, most of them poor, elderly and African American. The heat wave revealed a long-term crisis of poverty, racism, and economic and social isolation in the city.

11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR SPECIAL REPORT The Iowa Caucuses

11:30 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:30 POV SHORTS Positive Images (e)1:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 3 of 6 (e)2:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 5 of 8 (e)3:00 HOWARDS END ON MASTERPIECE

Part 4 of 4 (e)

4 TUESDAY7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH

LESLIE WILCOX Kristi Yamaguchi (e)8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS

Science Pioneers9:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Ruby Ridge (e)10:00 FRONTLINE New American Nazis (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:00 FRONTLINE New American Nazis (e)1:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Philadelphia (e)2:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Cooked:

Survival by Zip Code (e)3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Bonanzaville, Hour 2 (e)

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Newport 38:00 NOVA Polar Extremes Join paleontologist

Kirk James on a trail of fossils found in all the wrong places – beech trees in Antarctica, redwoods and hippo-like mammals in the Arctic – and uncover the bizarre history of the poles, from miles-thick ice sheets to warm polar forests teeming with life.

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Mexico: Flooded Caves Dive into a network of unexplored caves under the Yucatan Peninsula with Backshall. After trekking through kilometers of scorpion-infested Mexican jungle to reach the caves, he faces the terror of being lost in an underwater silt cloud.

11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Mexico: Flooded Caves (e)1:00 NATURE Jungle Animal Hospital (e)2:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Philadelphia (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS

Science Pioneers (e)

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Ma Ka Malu Ali‘i: The Legacy of Hawai‘i’s Ali‘i (e)

10:00 STATE OF THE ART11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Ruby Ridge (e)1:00 NORMAN MINETA AND HIS

LEGACY: AN AMERICAN STORY (e)2:00 NOVA Polar Extremes (e)

7 FRIDAY7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Will The Circle Be

Unbroken? (1968 -1972) (e)10:00 FROM THE STREETS TO THE

STAGE: THE JOURNEY OF FREDRICK DAVIS (e)

11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 STATE OF THE ART (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Cooked:

Survival by Zip Code (e)2:00 FROM THE STREETS TO

THE STAGE: THE JOURNEY OF FREDRICK DAVIS (e)

3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR (e)

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GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Madama Butterfly Saturday, February 8, 7:00 pmHui He as Cio-Cio-san (left) and Elizabeth DeShong as Suzuki (right) in a scene from Puccini’s classic opera

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Mexico: Flooded Caves (e)


11:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Kristi Yamaguchi (e)

12:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Rosalía (e)1:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Will The Circle Be

Unbroken? (1968 -1972) (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS

Science Pioneers (e)


HAWAIIAN SONG Kawika Kahiapo (e)8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Bonanzaville, Hour 3

3:00 HIKI NŌ (e)3:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN

HAWAIIAN SONG Hu’ewa (e)4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH

LESLIE WILCOX Kristi Yamaguchi (e)4:30 SECOND OPINION Smoking

Cessation5:00 NHK NEWSLINE5:30 ASIA INSIGHT6:00 THE OPEN MIND6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH

LUCY WORSLEY Part 1 of 2 Host Lucy Worsley delves into the history of British romance in this exploration of three centuries of love’s rituals, beginning in the Georgian age. She explores the glamorization of romantic love that followed the

emergence of the romantic novel in the 18th century by examining the works of Jane Austen. She discovers how medieval chivalry shaped Victorian courtship, and uncovers the way that literary passions, in novels by writers such as Charlotte Bronte, translated into real-life desires.

8:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE Part 6 of 8 At loggerheads over the disappearance of Miss Lambe, Charlotte and Sidney comb the London underworld to find her.

9:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 4 of 6 Max and Oskar are drawn into the sphere of nationalistic groups who despise Vienna’s immigrants.

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7:00 HOWARDS END ON MASTERPIECE Part 4 of 4

8:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE Part 5 of 8

9:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 3 of 6 10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Suriname: Lost World

7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG Hu‘ewa

8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Bonanzaville, Hour 2

9:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Philadelphia

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Cooked: Survival By Zip Code

7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Kristi Yamaguchi

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Science Pioneers

9:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Ruby Ridge

10:00 FRONTLINE New American Nazis

7:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH LUCY WORSLEY Part 1 of 2



BACKSHALL Mexico: Flooded Caves

7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG Kawika Kahiapo

8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Bonanzaville, Hour 3

9:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Las Vegas

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Leftover Women

7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX John Morgan

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Slave Trade

9:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Fight10:00 FRONTLINE The Battle for

Hong Kong

7:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH LUCY WORSLEY Part 2 of 2



BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow

7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG Nina Keali‘iwahamana and Bill Kaiwa

8:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Crocker Art Museum, Hour 1

9:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS We Believe in Dinosaurs

7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Alice Inoue

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Italian Roots

9:00 FRONTLINE Amazon Empire: The Rise of Jeff Bezos

7:00 THE QUEEN’S GARDEN8:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 8 of 89:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 6 of 6 10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water

7:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN HAWAIIAN SONG Ahumanu


9:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Always in Season

7:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Lopaka Kapanui

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Criminal Kind

9:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Miles Davis

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LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX John Morgan

President and owner of Kualoa Ranch, O‘ahuTuesday, February 11, 7:30 pm

SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE Sundays at 8:00 pm

Crystal Clarke as Miss Georgiana Lambe

SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE Saturdays at 7:00 pm, beginning February 15

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7:30 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW RECUT Newport 3

8:00 NOVA Polar Extremes10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Mexico: Flooded Caves

7:30 HIKI NŌ8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I9:00 PBS HAWAI‘I PRESENTS

Ma Ka Malu Ali‘i: The Legacy of Hawai‘i’s Ali‘i

10:00 STATE OF THE ART

7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Will The Circle

Be Unbroken? (1968 -1972)10:00 FROM THE STREETS TO

THE STAGE: THE JOURNEY OF FREDRICK DAVIS

7:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES AT THE MET Madama Butterfly

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Philadelphia


8:00 NATURE Wild Florida 9:00 NOVA Dog Tales 10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow

7:30 HIKI NŌ8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I9:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Island Murder10:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY Johannesburg

7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Are You Sure

Hank Done It This Way? 1973 -1983)

10:30 POV SHORTS Positive Images

7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE Budapest, Hungary

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Thailand: Bangkok and Beyond

8:00 PRINCE AMONG SLAVES9:00 JOHN LEWIS: GET IN THE WAY10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Las Vegas


8:00 NATURE The Mighty Weasel 9:00 NOVA Cat Tales10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water

7:30 HIKI NŌ8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAIʻI 9:00 INDEPENDENT LENS

Out of State10:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY Berlin

7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Don’t Get

Above Your Raisin’ (1984 -1996)10:00 AMERICAN MASTERS

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28 2926 277:30 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW RECUT

Newport 68:00 NATURE Arctic Wolf Pack9:00 NOVA Mysteries of Sleep 10:00 THE DEMOCRACY REBELLION:

A REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK WITH HEDRICK SMITH

7:30 HIKI NŌ The 2020 HIKI NŌ Winter Challenge

8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I9:00 PBS HAWAI‘I PRESENTS

Tibetan Illusion Destroyer10:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY San Francisco Bay Area

7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC: LIVE AT

THE RYMAN, A CONCERT CELEBRATING THE FILM BY KEN BURNS

10:00 AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba!

7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE Top of the South Island, New Zealand

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Zambia: Bush and River Safari

8:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Miles Davis

10:00 JOHN LEGEND PLAYS BALOISE SESSION

7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE The Florida Keys and Key West

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Cruising Canada: Ottawa and the Rideau Canal

8:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Maya Angelou

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston

7:00 BARE FEET WITH MICKELA MALLOZZI Uzbekistan

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVELSCOPE Maine: Town and Country

8:00 NORMAN MINETA AND HIS LEGACY: AN AMERICAN STORY

9:00 JOHN LEGEND PLAYS BALOISE SESSION

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Houston

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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9:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Las Vegas Explore Las Vegas and its deep-rooted Chinese community, from the Strip’s neon-lit casinos to modest shopping malls. Chef Marcus Samuelsson learns about diverse food traditions and meets a new wave of chefs transforming their parents’ cuisine.

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Leftover Women Meet three Chinese women labeled “leftover,” a derogatory term for unmarried women in their mid-20s and 30s. Follow them as they struggle to stay true to their ambitions amid a state-sponsored campaign that stigmatizes women who aren’t married.

11:30 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:30 POV SHORTS Money Rules (e)1:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 6 of 8 (e)2:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 4 of 6 (e)3:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH

LUCY WORSLEY Part 1 of 2 (e)


LESLIE WILCOX John Morgan Behind the scenes of the 4,000-acre Kualoa Ranch on Windward Oʻahu is John Morgan, its president and owner. He’s a sixth-generation member of the kamaʻāina Morgan family. There’s still some ranching at Kualoa, though the property is perhaps best known for its recreational activities and as a backdrop in blockbuster movies like Jurassic Park. Morgan traces the history behind the ranch, which dates to King Kamehameha III’s reign, and the property’s evolution under his leadership.

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Slave Trade9:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Fight (e)10:00 FRONTLINE The Battle for Hong Kong

Go inside the battle for Hong Kong, following protesters transformed and radicalized over eight months. The episode examines the dramatic struggle in a corner of China where

human rights and freedoms exist but are under threat.

11:00 PBS NEWSHOUR SPECIAL REPORT The New Hampshire Primary

11:30 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:30 POV SHORTS Hindsight is 20/20 (e)1:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Las Vegas (e)2:00 STATE OF THE ART (e)3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Bonanzaville, Hour 3 (e)


Newport 48:00 NATURE Wild Florida

Florida is home to beaches, coral reefs, pine forests and the famous Everglades wetland, but a growing human population and abandoned exotic pets like pythons are threatening this wild paradise.

9:00 NOVA Dog Tales Dogs have long been dependable companions by our sides. But it wasn’t always that way, and a look at their closest living relative, the wolf, makes it clear why. Researchers reveal how humans tamed fearsome canines over tens of thousands of years, and how modern dog intelligence and behaviors have made them indispensable companions.

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow Backshall drops down into a sinkhole to explore a series of underground Bornean caves threatened by deforestation and limestone quarrying.


BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow (e)1:00 NOVA Dog Tales (e)2:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE Fight (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Slave Trade (e)

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Island Murder (e)10:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY Johannesburg (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Las Vegas (e)1:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH

LUCY WORSLEY Part 1 of 2 (e)2:00 NATURE Wild Florida (e)3:00 NOVA Dog Tales (e)

14 FRIDAY7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Are You Sure

Hank Done It This Way? (1973 -1983) (e)10:30 POV SHORTS Positive Images11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY Johannesburg (e)1:00 FRONTLINE The Battle for

Hong Kong (e)2:00 INDEPENDENT LENS

Leftover Women (e)3:30 POV SHORTS Hindsight is 20/20 (e)


ESSENTRICS Ab and Core Strength Workout (e)

1:00 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY The Jeans Maker (e)

1:30 BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Winter Solitude

2:00 AMERICAN WOODSHOP2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE3:30 MOTORWEEK4:00 SIMPLY MING4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM

COOK’S ILLUSTRATED5:00 LIDIA’S KITCHEN Great Grains5:30 CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL’S MILK

STREET TELEVISION Milk Street Menu (e)

6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND

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LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Alice Inoue Tuesday, February 18, 7:30 pm

Alice Inoue of Kaka‘ako, Honolulu, O‘ahu, is the founder of Happiness U, an organization with a mission to teach others about achieving life balance and fulfillment.

7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES TO LOVE Budapest, Hungary Emmy Award-winning host Samantha Brown returns with a new season of travels. In the opener, she visits thermal baths and coffee houses in Budapest, Hungary.

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVEL-SCOPE Thailand: Bangkok and Beyond (e)

8:00 PRINCE AMONG SLAVES Learn the true story of an African prince who was enslaved in Mississippi for 40 years before finally achieving freedom and becoming one of the most famous men in America.

9:00 JOHN LEWIS: GET IN THE WAY (e)10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Las Vegas (e)11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Brandi Carlile (e)12:00 NATURE Wild Florida (e)1:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow (e)2:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED

Las Vegas (e)3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK (e)3:30 SECOND OPINION Smoking

Cessation (e)


Bonanzaville, Hour 3 (e)1:00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE

Island Murder (e)2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I (e)3:00 HIKI NŌ (e)3:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN

HAWAIIAN SONG Kawika Kahiapo (e)4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH

LESLIE WILCOX John Morgan (e)4:30 SECOND OPINION Addiction and

Recovery5:00 NHK NEWSLINE5:30 ASIA INSIGHT6:00 THE OPEN MIND6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH

LUCY WORSLEY Part 2 of 28:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 7 of 8 With the approach of Sanditon’s regatta, the success of the resort hangs in the balance, as do assorted romances.

9:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 5 of 6 When his nephew, a student at a military school, suffers a breakdown after a fellow cadet’s death, Max calls on Oskar for help.

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Borneo: Dark Shadow (e)


11:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX John Morgan (e)

12:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Brandi Carlile (e)1:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Are You Sure

Hank Done It This Way? (1973 -1983) (e)3:30 POV SHORTS Earthrise (e)


HAWAIIAN SONG Nina Keali‘iwahamana and Bill Kaiwa (e)


9:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston Visit Boston with Chef Marcus Samuelsson to learn about the Portuguese, Brazilian and Cape Verdean diasporas, united by one language in the bustling port city they call home. Meet the chefs who are continuing and transforming culinary traditions.

10:00 INDEPENDENT LENS We Believe in Dinosaurs Learn about the building of a $120 million Noah’s Ark exhibit, backed by the Creation Museum in Williamstown, Kentucky, and designed to prove the Bible is historically and scientifically accurate. Hear from residents who support and oppose it.

11:30 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:30 EMERY BLAGDON AND HIS

HEALING MACHINE (e)1:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

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LESLIE WILCOX Alice Inoue Alice Inoue is the founder of Happiness U, an organization with a mission to teach others about achieving life balance and fulfillment. Her childhood in San Francisco and Taiwan left her feeling lonely and out of place. After working several dozen jobs in Japan, she moved to Hawai‘i on a whim. Inoue reflects on how her curiosity and entrepreneurial nature led her on an untraditional path to her current position of helping others find their life’s purpose.

8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Italian Roots

9:00 FRONTLINE Amazon Empire: The Rise of Jeff Bezos Examine Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ ascent to power and the global impact of the empire he built. The program also investigates the darker side of the company’s rapid growth, and the challenge of trying to rein in the power of the richest man in the world.

11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:00 PRINCE AMONG SLAVES (e)1:00 POV SHORTS Earthrise (e)1:30 INDEPENDENT LENS We Believe In

Dinosaurs (e)3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

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Newport 58:00 NATURE The Mighty Weasel

Discover the truth about the infamous weasel family, often associated with unsavory behavior. Do these critters deserve their bad reputation? Follow the adventures of a first-time weasel mom, fearless honey badger and a tiny orphan weasel.


ESSENTRICS Increase Balance Workout (e)

1:00 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY The Table Maker (e)

1:30 BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Peaceful Haven

2:00 AMERICAN WOODSHOP2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE3:30 MOTORWEEK4:00 SIMPLY MING4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM

COOK’S ILLUSTRATED Hearty Mediterranean at Home

5:00 LIDIA’S KITCHEN Cultured Comforts

5:30 CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL’S MILK STREET TELEVISION Milk Street Holidays (e)

6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES

TO LOVE The Florida Keys and Key West

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVEL-SCOPE Cruising Canada: Ottawa and the Rideau Canal (e)

8:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Maya Angelou (e)

10:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston (e)11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS St. Vincent (e)12:00 NATURE The Mighty Weasel (e)1:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water (e)2:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston (e)3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK (e)3:30 SECOND OPINION Addiction and

Recovery (e)


Crocker Art Museum, Hour 1 (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Out of State (e)2:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I (e)3:00 HIKI NŌ (e)3:30 NĀ MELE: TRADITIONS IN

HAWAIIAN SONG Nina Keali‘iwahamana and Bill Kaiwa (e)

9:00 NOVA Cat Tales They may have stolen many hearts (and the internet), but cats can be perplexing pets. As much cuddly and playful as they are aloof and uncaring, they’ve raised the question: have humans really domesticated felines?

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water Join Backshall in the foothills of the Himalayas, where he plans to kayak a river which runs through Bhutan’s steepest gorge.


BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water (e)1:00 FRONTLINE Amazon Empire:

The Rise of Jeff Bezos (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Italian

Roots (e)

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CENTURY Berlin (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY12:00 NO PASSPORT REQUIRED Boston (e)1:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE

BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water (e)2:00 NATURE The Mighty Weasel (e)3:00 NOVA Cat Tales (e)

21 FRIDAY7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Don’t Get Above

Your Raisin’ (1984 -1996) (e)10:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Fats Domino (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY (e)12:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY Berlin (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS We Believe in

Dinosaurs (e)2:30 POV SHORTS Earthrise (e)3:00 A VERY BRITISH ROMANCE WITH


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rare photos and interviews

4:00 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Alice Inoue (e)

4:30 SECOND OPINION Congenital Heart Disease

5:00 NHK NEWSLINE5:30 ASIA INSIGHT6:00 THE OPEN MIND6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND 7:00 THE QUEEN’S GARDEN (e)8:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 8 of 8 On the night of the Midsummer Ball, romance, jealousy and betrayal fill the air.

9:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 6 of 6 Suspicion at the military school falls on an elite group of cadets with a penchant for sadism and dangerous games.

10:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Bhutan: White Water (e)


11:30 LONG STORY SHORT WITH LESLIE WILCOX Alice Inoue (e)

12:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS St. Vincent (e)1:00 COUNTRY MUSIC Don’t Get Above

Your Raisin’ (1984 -1996) (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Italian

Roots (e)


HAWAIIAN SONG Ahumanu See pages 4-5


9:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Always in Season In 2014, African American teenager Lennon Lacy was found hanging from a swing set. His mother believes he was lynched. Stark inconsistencies and few answers from officials have driven her to lead efforts in what has become an ongoing fight for the truth.

10:30 POV SHORTS Positive Images (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Fats Domino (e)1:00 SANDITON ON MASTERPIECE

Part 8 of 8 (e)

2:00 VIENNA BLOOD Part 6 of 6 (e)3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

Crocker Art Museum, Hour 2 (e)


LESLIE WILCOX Lopaka Kapanui (e)8:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Criminal

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9:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Miles Davis Explore the life of the jazz legend. With full access to the Miles Davis Estate, director Stanley Nelson’s film features never-before-seen footage, including studio outtakes from his recording sessions, rare photos and new interviews.

11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY


12:00 THE QUEEN’S GARDEN (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Always in

Season (e)2:30 RIBBON OF SAND (e)3:00 ANTIQUES ROADSHOW

St. Louis, Hour Three (e)


Newport 68:00 NATURE Arctic Wolf Pack (e)9:00 NOVA Mysteries of Sleep

From fruit flies to whales, virtually every animal sleeps. But why? Why do we need to spend nearly a third of our lives in such a vulnerable, defenseless state? Scientists are peering more deeply into the sleeping brain than ever before, discovering just how powerful sleep can be, playing a role in everything from memory retention and emotional regulation to removing waste from our brains.

10:00 THE DEMOCRACY REBELLION: A REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK WITH HEDRICK SMITH Journalist Hedrick Smith travels the country looking for positive stories of democratic reform and finds them in six states where grassroots activists are fighting to equal the playing field.


BACKSHALL Suriname: Lost World (e)1:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Miles Davis (e)3:00 FINDING YOUR ROOTS Criminal

Kind (e)

27 THURSDAY7:30 HIKI NŌ The 2020 HIKI NŌ

Winter Challenge8:00 INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I9:00 PBS HAWAI‘I PRESENTS Tibetan

Illusion Destroyer (e)10:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY San Francisco Bay Area (e)11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 THE DEMOCRACY REBELLION:

A REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK WITH HEDRICK SMITH (e)

1:00 EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL Suriname: Lost World (e)

2:00 NATURE Arctic Wolf Pack (e)3:00 NOVA Mysteries of Sleep (e)

28 FRIDAY7:30 WASHINGTON WEEK8:00 COUNTRY MUSIC: LIVE AT

THE RYMAN, A CONCERT CELEBRATING THE FILM BY KEN BURNS (e)

10:00 AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba! (e)

11:00 AMANPOUR AND COMPANY 12:00 ART IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY San Francisco Bay Area (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Always in

Season (e)2:30 EMERY BLAGDON AND HIS

HEALING MACHINE (e)3:00 THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR

29 SATURDAY12:00 HIKI NŌ The 2020 HIKI NŌ

Winter Challenge (e)12:30 CLASSICAL STRETCH: BY

ESSENTRICS Plantar Fasciitis Release (e)

1:00 CRAFTSMAN’S LEGACY The Still Maker (e)

1:30 BEST OF THE JOY OF PAINTING Mountain Hideaway

2:00 AMERICAN WOODSHOP2:30 ASK THIS OLD HOUSE (e)3:00 THIS OLD HOUSE (e)3:30 MOTORWEEK4:00 SIMPLY MING4:30 AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN FROM

COOK’S ILLUSTRATED 5:00 LIDIA’S KITCHEN Restaurant’s

Greatest Hits5:30 CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL’S MILK

STREET TELEVISION Crazy Noodles (e)

6:00 DINING WITH THE CHEF6:30 PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND7:00 SAMANTHA BROWN’S PLACES

TO LOVE Top of the South Island, New Zealand

7:30 JOSEPH ROSENDO’S TRAVEL-SCOPE Zambia: Bush and River Safari (e)

8:00 AMERICAN MASTERS Miles Davis (e)10:00 JOHN LEGEND PLAYS BALOISE

SESSION (e)11:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Norah Jones/

Angel Olsen (e)12:00 NATURE Arctic Wolf Pack (e)1:00 INDEPENDENT LENS Always in

Season (e)2:30 RIBBON OF SAND (e)3:00 WASHINGTON WEEK (e)3:30 SECOND OPINION Congenital

Heart Disease (e)

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The Great British Baking Show judge Paul Hollywood with his signature panettone

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Irene P. from West Oahu, an inspector at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, doesn’t have a lot of time to bake from scratch. But she was so inspired by the bread-making she saw on The Great British Baking Show that she decided to try out judge Paul Hollywood’s panettone, a sweet bread of Italian origin.

“I watched the episode at least six times, and the more I watched, the more I believed I could do it,” she says. After spending $40 on ingredients, creating a mess and an unusable mound of dough, she says that she should probably leave the baking to Paul and co-judge Mary Berry!

We hope that PBS Hawai‘i Passport continues to inspire our viewers to find the courage to try new recipes, read the book which inspired a broadcast program, or travel to new destinations.

PBS Hawai‘i Passport is an added benefit that gives our donors, like Irene, access to an on-demand library of quality PBS programs, online and on mobile devices. The Passport media library currently offers donors more than a thousand shows – including episodes from The Great British Baking Show, Masterpiece, American Experience and many others, with new programs added weekly.

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Meanwhile, our intrepid Passport viewer Irene hasn’t entirely given up on bread-making.

“Maybe if I watch the program a seventh time, it will work,” she says.

Baking a special bread treat: Is seven times the charm?

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SOMEWHERE SOUTHPremieres Friday, March 27 at 8:00 pm

In her new series Somewhere South, Chef Vivian Howard (center) takes viewers on a quest for a deeper understanding of dishes that bind and define the modern American South. Through the foodways of immigrants and indigenous people, the series sheds light on a rarely seen version of the South – one made up of Lumbee Indians, Sri Lankan and Italian immigrants, as well as people who speak Gullah, Creole and much more.

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