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Program Update
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What's on TV 12 this month...
Sunday, March 16
1:00 AM
Yoga For the Rest of Us
Yoga instructor Peggy Cappy shares her secret to success with yoga, demonstrating her simple routine that people of all ages can follow. [CC]
2:00 AM
Art in the Western World
3:00 AM
Art in the Western World
4:00 AM
Power of Place
5:00 AM
Power of Place
6:00 AM
Yoga For the Rest of Us
Yoga instructor Peggy Cappy shares her secret to success with yoga, demonstrating her simple routine that people of all ages can follow. [CC]
7:00 AM
Dr. Nicholas Perricone at WHYY "Healthy Aging"
Dr. Nicholas Perricone gives viewers a guide to aging gracefully. [CC]
9:00 AM
Suze Orman: The Laws of Money
In this new special, the financial expert discusses the universal truths contained within each of five "financial laws," showing viewers how to keep the money they have and create what they deserve in an uncertain economy. [CC]
11:00 AM
Gary Null at WHYY: Seven Steps to Perfect Health
(Joined in Progress) The renowned health and wellness expert offers his expert advice in a seven-step program for optimum mental, physical and spiritual wellness.
1:00 PM
Suze Orman: The Laws of Money
In this new special, the financial expert discusses the universal truths contained within each of five "financial laws," showing viewers how to keep the money they have and create what they deserve in an uncertain economy. [CC]
3:00 PM
Yoga For the Rest of Us
Yoga instructor Peggy Cappy shares her secret to success with yoga, demonstrating her simple routine that people of all ages can follow. [CC]
3:30 PM
Rhythm, Love and Soul
Aretha Franklin hosts this special featuring an all-star line-up of 1960s and 70s R&B performers, including Lou Rawls, Mary Wilson and Gloria Gaynor, who celebrate the timeless love songs and smooth grooves from that era. [CC]
6:30 PM
When I Fall in Love: The One and Only Nat King Cole
The new special features uncut musical performances by the legendary singer, mastered from original kinescopes of his groundbreaking 1950s television series. [CC]
8:00 PM
Suze Orman: The Laws of Money
In this new special, the financial expert discusses the universal truths contained within each of five "financial laws," showing viewers how to keep the money they have and create what they deserve in an uncertain economy. [CC]
10:15 PM
Over Ireland
Joined in Progress
11:00 PM
My Hero
"Girlfriend" Thermoman's long-lost fiancée arrives from Ultron. [CC]
11:30 PM
The Industry
"Happiest Girl in the World" Viewer discretion advised. Siobhan wants her boyfriend to have a shot at producing. [CC]
Monday, March 17
12:00 AM
The Prisoner
"Dance of the Dead"
1:00 AM
Literary Visions
2:00 AM
Discovering Psychology
3:00 AM
Western Tradition
4:00 AM
Portrait of a Family
5:00 AM
Intro to Marketing
6:00 AM
Destinos
6:30 AM
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7:30 PM
Are You Being Served?
"No Sale" Mr. Rumbold decides to open the store at an earlier time. [CC]
8:00 PM
Presidential Address
Special coverage of President Bush's address to the nation.
8:30 PM
"The Long Road to War" a FRONTLINE Special Report
America appears to be within days of attacking Iraq. Many observers believe President Bush may soon signal to weapons inspectors, diplomats and members of the press that Iraq will come under fire and they should leave the country. Once again, the U.S finds itself about to battle Iraq, although this time it will likely not be part of a grand coalition. How did the nation come to the brink of another war with Saddam Hussein? In this two-hour special "The Long Road to War," FRONTLINE draws on its extensive archives of more than 12 years of reporting on Iraq to tell the history of the U.S. confrontation with Saddam. The special will examine how the West armed Iraq, the mind and methods of Saddam Hussein, the origins of the first Gulf War and its ragged end, the frustrating effort to disarm Iraq through U.N. inspections, how Saddam survived efforts to undermine his power, and the long-standing effort by Washington hawks to remove him.
10:30 PM
What's Next For Iraq: A Now With Bill Moyers Special Edition
In "What's Next for Iraq: A NOW with Bill Moyers Special Edition," NOW goes inside crucial issues facing the nation as war with Iraq is imminent. The sixty-minute broadcast examines possible scenarios for the future of Iraq. Today as top advisors in the Pentagon and the State Department battle over what kind of government should be left to lead Iraq, NOW examines the possible scenarios for Iraq after Saddam Hussein. The broadcast includes an interview with prominent Iraqi dissident Kanan Makiya, who believes it is in the national interest of the United States to build a democracy in Iraq led by an Iraqi government. Makiya, who met with President Bush earlier this year, sheds light on what he believes are the Bush Administration's plans for Iraq after war. Also on the program, Bill Moyers interviews outgoing chairman and CEO of the CNN News Group Walter Isaacson and historian Simon Schama for their perspectives. This special edition of NOW with Bill Moyers follows a two-hour FRONTLINE Special Report on "The Long Road to War."
11:30 PM
Rick Steves' Europe
Dublin and Mystical Sidetrips
Tuesday, March 18
12:00 AM
Charlie Rose
1:00 AM
Economics USA
2:00 AM
Women/Wisdom
3:00 AM
Beliefs and Believers
4:00 AM
Shaping America
5:00 AM
Taking the Lead
6:00 AM
French in Action
6:30 AM
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7:30 PM
As Time Goes By
Alistair has finally proposed marriage to Judith and has been accepted. Jean is naturally delighted for her daughter and can't wait to make plans for the wedding. [CC]
8:00 PM
NOVA
"Sultan's Lost Treasure" Archeologists examine an ancient South China Sea shipwreck. [CC] [DVS] (R/Sat., 22nd, 6 a.m.)
9:00 PM
Domestic Violence
Part 1 of 2 In this compelling new film, Frederick Wiseman examines the issues and impact of physical and mental abuse in America. The first part of the film follows police as they respond to domestic violence and documents day-to-day life at The Spring, Florida's largest shelter for abuse victims. Concludes tomorrow at 9 p.m. [CC]
Wednesday, March 19
12:00 AM
Charlie Rose
1:00 AM
It's Strictly Business
2:00 AM
Washington, D.C: Our Nation's Capital
3:00 AM
Exploring Society
4:00 AM
Something Ventured
5:00 AM
World of Chemistry
6:00 AM
Destinos
6:30 AM
There's a separate page for WHYY's daytime schedule.
7:30 PM
Keeping Up Appearances
Hyacinth plans a small but
tasteful barbecue. [CC]
8:00 PM
Renée Fleming and Bryn Terfel: Music Under the Stars
Acclaimed Welsh bass-baritone Terfel teams with soprano Fleming and Broadway conductor Paul Gemignani to record a selection of Broadway songs from such shows as Ragtime, The King and I and The Music Man. [CC]
9:00 PM
Domestic Violence
Part 2 of 2 The second part of Frederick Wiseman's new film examines the arraignment, misdemeanor and injunction courts in Tampa, Florida that deal directly with domestic violence offenses. [CC]
11:45 PM
WHYY Members' Favorites
WHYY broadcasts some of its members most-requested programs.
Thursday, March 20
12:00 AM
Charlie Rose
1:00 AM
World of Abnormal Psychology
2:00 AM
Voices in Democracy
3:00 AM
Against All Odds
4:00 AM
Examined Life
5:00 AM
Worlds of Childhood
6:00 AM
French in Action
6:30 AM
There's a separate page for WHYY's daytime schedule.
7:30 PM
Last of the Summer Wine
"Coming of the Beast" When Truly mischievously alerts Billy Ingleton that there is a tiger on the loose, he has no idea how far the story will spread, and what the repercussions will be. [CC]
8:00 PM
Washington Week/Newshour Special Report
Live coverage of the war on Iraq.
9:00 PM
The Newshour With Jim Lehrer
Live coverage of the war on Iraq continues.
10:00 PM
Trading Women
Narrated by Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie, this WHYY national presentation investigates the trade in minority girls and women from Burma, Laos and China into Thailand's sex industry. [CC]
11:00 PM
Frontline/World
In this edition, FRONTLINE/World investigates reports that the Israeli Army is deliberately firing upon -- and in some cases, seriously injuring -- journalists attempting to cover the ongoing conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.
Friday, March 21
12:00 AM
Charlie Rose
1:00 AM
Business and the Law
2:00 AM
Faces of Culture
3:00 AM
Western Tradition
4:00 AM
America in Perspective
5:00 AM
Western Tradition
6:00 AM
McLaughlin Group
6:30 AM
There's a separate page for WHYY's daytime schedule.
7:30 PM
Vets in Practice
The vets take stock after their first six months in practice. [CC]
8:00 PM
Washington Week in Review
[CC]
8:30 PM
Wall $treet Week with Fortune
[CC]
9:00 PM
NOW with Bill Moyers
[CC]
10:00 PM
The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
Coverage of the war in Iraq.
11:00 PM
Michael McDonald: A Gathering of Friends
Admirers of the five-time Grammy Award-winning musician gather to pay homage to his legacy and his music. [CC]
Saturday, March 22
12:00 AM
In the Life
"The Legacy of AIDS" This episode of the newsmagazine explores the legacy of AIDS by examining a grassroots clinic in Tijuana, Mexico and an African-American AIDS Policy & Training Institute. [CC]
1:00 AM
American Cinema
2:00 AM
Ethics in America
3:00 AM
Power of Place
4:00 AM
A Writer's Exchange
5:00 AM
Dealing with Diversity
6:00 AM
NOVA
"Sultan's Lost Treasure"
7:00 AM
Sesame Street [CC]
8:00 AM
Plaza Sesamo
8:30 AM
Angelina Ballerina
[CC]
9:00 AM
The Victory Garden
[CC]
9:30 AM
Vets in Practice
"Under Pressure" [CC]
10:00 AM
New Yankee Workshop
"Beveled Glass Cupboard" [CC]
10:30 AM
Hometime
"Expanded Living Space: Features" [CC]
11:00 AM
Rough Science
"Power Supplies" [CC]
11:30 AM
Rick Steve's Europe
"Venice, Serene, Decadent and Still Kicking" [CC]
pm 12:00 PM
Antiques Roadshow
"Miami, FL" Part 2 of 3 [CC]
1:00 PM
Master Class at Johnson & Wales
"Vegetables" [CC]
1:30 PM
America's Test Kitchen
"Steakhouse Dinner" [CC]
2:00 PM
Christina Cooks
"Women and Soy" [CC]
2:30 PM
Home Cooking With Lauren Groveman
"Cooking with Biba" [CC]
3:00 PM
Martin Yan's Chinatown
"Tea House Foods" [CC]
3:30 PM
Flavors of America with Chef Jim Coleman
"Charleston Rice" [CC]
4:00 PM
Ciao Italia
"Cooking Gubbian Style" [CC]
4:30 PM
Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen
"A Lesson in Risotto" [CC]
5:00 PM
New Yankee Workshop
"Media Press, Part 1" [CC] (R/Sat., 29th, 10 a.m.)
5:30 PM
Hometime
"Expanded
Living Space: Fixtures and Appliances" [CC] (R/Sat., 29th, 1030 a.m.)
6:00 PM
The New This Old House Hour
[CC] This program may be preempted for breaking news coverage.
7:00 PM
The Lawrence Welk Show
"Musical Memories" Host: Peggy Lennon.
8:00 PM
Great American Songbook
Host Michael Feinstein looks at the history of popular music in America through the soundtracks of films from that period, which include songs by such music greats as George Gershwin, Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers. [CC]
9:30 PM
Movie "That's Entertainment!"
(1974) This is the first of three films dedicated to MGM's glory days, with scenes from nearly 100 musicals and performances by Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Gene Kelly, Liza Minnelli, Mickey Rooney and Liz Taylor.
11:40 PM
Stage on Screen: The Women
The revival of Clare Boothe Luce's 1936 comedy about gold-diggers, schemers and social climbers stars Kristen Johnson, Rue McClanahan, Cynthia Nixon and Jennifer Tilly. [CC]
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