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LIVE, ONLINE AND IN-PERSON EVENTSOur New Events SeriesGet informed about critical local issues, inspired by vividexpressions of creativity and civic imagination and involved incollectively envisioning a better Bay Area. KQED Live events arehosted in our newly reimagined San Francisco headquarters andwill be available online. For ticket information, go to kqed.org/live.Prices and events are subject to change.JANUARY L INEUPBrontez Purnell with ForumFriday, January 14, at 7pmMeet writer, musician, dancer, filmmaker,performance artist and the host of KQEDFood’s Cooking with Brontez, and learnwhat drives his culinary curiosity andartistic pursuits.What You Can Do AboutClimate ChangeTuesday, January 18, at 7pmLearn where you can take the mosteffective action in your communities fromKQED climate reporters and local climateresilience leaders Britt Wray andViolet Wulf-Saena.KQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 22Thursday, January 27, at 6:45pm(doors open at 6pm)KQED Headquarters, 2601 MariposaStreet, San FranciscoNight of Ideas is back as an in-personevent! Be part of an exciting evening ofpanel discussions, pop-up performancesand interactive games throughout KQED’snewly reopened headquarters.Cover photo courtesy of MASTERPIECE.T-B PHOTO COURTESY OF ROBERT DIVERS HERRICK.Night of Ideas:(Re)Building Together
NEWS NOTESKQED’s Education Team Elevates andAmplifies Diverse Youth VoicesThe 2020–2021 school year presented enormous challenges for everyone in and supporting schools. At KQED,we were honored to do our part — particularly by elevating the voices of diverse youth to a national audience. Asa public media station, we seek to raise up traditionally underrepresented voices and lend our expertise to teachyouth how to effectively share their perspectives. In doing so, we hope to expand KQED’s general audience’sunderstanding across generations and communities and provide the opportunity for young people to share theirvoices in civic spaces through public media.One of the biggest highlights of the 2020 to 2021 school year was our inaugural Election 2020 Youth MediaChallenge, which was followed by several additional Challenge topics and a public, online showcase of studentmedia projects nationwide. And Above the Noise, Education’s signature YouTube series for students, gained2 million total views — almost half from Gen Z. To learn more about our Education team’s work and impact,download the KQED Education Annual Report: 2021-2022 at kqed.org/education/annual-report.Photo by Emily Thomas and Derek Knowles.Truly CA is KQED’s Emmy Award-winning, short-documentary showcase featuringfilmmakers worldwide who tell stories specific to the Golden State. In January,the series features two short films centered on the impact of recent disasters onCalifornia teens. In Last Days at Paradise High, which airs on January 14 at8pm on KQED 9, you’ll meet two high school seniors and their teacher. The kidsgrapple with the classic teenage drama of fading youth — and because the firedestroyed Paradise, the added angst of searching for home after it’s gone. Anothershort film, The Titan Rises, which airs on January 21 at 8pm on KQED 9, focuseson the Skyline High School football team in Oakland as it prepares for a delayedseason due to the pandemic. Follow along as the head coach and the team navigateplaying football, the life and death struggle on Oakland’s streets and the toll ittakes on inner-city athletes. To stream these short documentaries and others fromTruly CA, please visit youtube.com/kqedarts.KQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 2Truly CA Films Focus onRecent Disasters and TheirImpact on Teens3
Please note: Coronavirus and late-breakingPleasenote:Coronavirusand late-breakingnews mayaffectthe schedulebelow.news may affect the schedule below.AUDIOAUDIOMONTUESMidBBC World ilCity Arts& LecturesEveningSpecialsCommonwealthClubMorning Edition 2-9amMarketplace Morning Report 4:51 & 7:51amThe California Report 5:51, 6:51 & 8:51amKQED News 6:04, 6:21, 7:04, 7:31, 8:04 & 8:31amKQED Science, 6:21 & 8:21amThe Do List Fridays, 6:21 & 8:21amPerspectives 6:42am & 8:42am11:00NoonEveningSpecials1:00World AffairsCouncilFreakonomics2:00Inside EuropeRadiolab3:00Hidden Brain4:00Washington WeekForum (Live call-in line: 866.733.6786)KQED News 9:04 & 10:04amScience Friday(Hour 1)Here & NowKQED News: 11:04am & 12:04pm6:007:008:009:00It’s Been aMinuteWait Wait.Don’t Tell Me10:00Wait Wait.Don’t Tell MeThe Moth11:00ThisAmerican LifeThe New YorkerRadio HourNoon1:00The TakeawayKQED News: 1:04pmSnapJudgmentCity Arts& Lectures1:002:00The WorldKQED News: 2:04pmRadiolabOn the Media2:003:00PBS NewsHourKQED News: 3:57pmFreakonomicsRadioThe TEDRadio Hour3:00RevealCode Switch/Life Kit4:00Marketplace4:005:00The CaliforniaReport MagazineAll Things ConsideredKQED News: 4:32 (except Fri.), 5:04, 5:30, & 6:04pm6:00All Things ConsideredPoliticalBreakdownMarketplaceKQQ EE DD . OORRGG JANUARY 2022K45:00Weekend EditionPerspectives 7:36 & 8:36am (Sat. & Sun.)Rightnowish 7:35 & 9:35am (Sun.)KQED News:(Sat.) 7:04am, 7:35am, 8:04am, 8:35am,9:04am, 9:35am, 10:04am, 11:04am, 1:04pm,2:04pm, 4:04pm, 5:04pm(Sun.) 7:04am, 8:04am, 9:04am, 10:04am,11:04am, 12:04pm, 1:04pm, 2:04pm, 3:04pm,4:04pm, 5:04pm8:0010:00Science Friday(Hour 2)KQED Newsroom7:009:00SUNMid2:003:00S ATThe CaliforniaReport Magazine5:00Radio SpecialsLatino USA6:00Live WireThe SplendidTable7:00Selected ShortsHidden Brain8:007:00Fresh AirKQED News: 7:04pm8:00World AffairsCouncil9:001AThe MothPlanet Money/How I Built This9:0010:00Forum (a repeat of one hour of the morning broadcast)ThisAmerican LifeTech Nation10:0011:00BBC World ServiceSnap JudgmentBBC WorldService11:00City Arts& LecturesEveningSpecialsCommonwealthClubScience Friday(Hour 2)
RADIOWhat’s Up for KQED Public Radio in 2022?I’m Ernesto Aguilar and I’m honored to serve as KQED’s newest Director of RadioProgramming. I came to KQED on the strength of its outstanding audio, which ismade possible by your generosity. We provide the reporting you trust and bring youthe news, politics and arts and culture coverage you value — from Forum to PoliticalBreakdown to our evocative newscasts. As part of our commitment to keepingKQED relevant, we also deliver podcasts, stream KQED Live events, air educationalendeavors with local students as well initiatives such as KQED En Español and otherseries and shows. In the new year, we have even more in store for you.Expect more of our signature journalism. We'll keep an eye on midterm elections,housing issues and pivotal Supreme Court rulings. We’ll bolster the local newsyou rely on to keep you informed. We’ll deliver news specials that will providedeeper insight into the stories you care about. And we'll help give context to what'shappening in the Bay Area. The California Newsroom, a statewide news hub led byKQED, will focus on what matters most to Californians. Finally, in 2022, KQED willdo more to welcome and serve diverse next-generation listeners, aiming to makethem feel more at home.Ernesto Aguilar; photo by David Britton.As we build on this remarkable legacy for an even brighter tomorrow, feel free toreach out at kqed.org/radiofeedback. I look forward to learning from you.PODCASTSWhat are the best podcasts to listen to right now? We asked Caroline Smith, KQED’s engagement producerfor MindShift and Forum, what she recommends. Here are her picks.STARTER EPISODE“Neglect of Duty”On Our Watch is the definition of accountability journalism — the podcast uncovers once-sealedCalifornia police records and tells their stories using the voices of people impacted. Each episodeis harrowing, but I've especially thought about "Neglect of Duty" every week since it aired, and thehuman error that caused life-altering harm.STARTER EPISODEAndrea Lee's reading of "Barn Burning" on the New Yorker Fiction Podcast was my introduction toMurakami. I often make fun of the way Murakami writes women (to paraphrase, "in the mirror sheadmired her breasts"), but the man knows how to tell a story that gets under your skin and Lee'sreading amplifies the ending's gravitas.STARTER EPISODE“Bewitched with Dana Schwartz”While I only listen to Blank Check episodes on movies I've seen, each episode’s two-hour-plus runtime pays such loving attention to the featured film while also poking fun. This episode shows how youcan both love making fun of the ridiculous 2005 film Bewitched and love it.KQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 2“Andrea Lee Reads Haruki Murakami”5
DIGITALActivate YourPassport BenefitSustaining members and donors at the 60/year level canchoose from more than 2,000 exclusive KQED and PBSshows in our on-demand library with KQED Passport.To activate the KQED Passport benefit, please go tokqed.org/passporthelp, where you’ll find everything youneed to start streaming. To change your membership amount,please contact Member Services at 415.553.2150 or emailmember@kqed.org.Don’t Miss ThisAll Creatures Great and Small, Season 2I’ve been waiting with absolute breathless anticipation for thenew season of All Creatures Great and Small on Masterpiece.The first season was magnificent: a cozy and comfortingbalm for the soul during the turmoil of last year. It wasKQED’s most-watched television program of 2021 and manyviewers, including my family and I, couldn’t wait for the nextepisode and took full advantage of streaming opportunitiesto binge. The new season will also be available to stream onKQED Passport with all episodes available on the night ofthe premiere (January 9). I can’t wait to start our season twomarathon and return to the English countryside and the livesof James Herriot, his surrogate family and (most importantly,according to my kids) the animals — both great and small.—Meredith Speight, KQED Director of Television ProgrammingPhoto courtesy of MASTERPIECE.Moving San FranciscoIn case you missed it whenit was broadcast in late2021, you can stream thestory of San Franciscotransit with KQEDPassport. From cable carsthat conquered imposinghills to current ridesharing companies andautonomous vehicles, thedocumentary takes a lookat San Francisco’s transit— past and future.Expiring SoonJanuary 10Stevie Ray Vaughan on Austin CityLimits: 30 Years OnJanuary 12Tony Bennett: The Library ofCongress Gershwin PrizeJanuary 14American Experience: The SwampJanuary 19American Masters: LorraineHansberry: Signed Eyes/Feeling HeartIndependent Lens: Accept the CallJanuary 27American Experience:Surviving the Dust BowlMore from YourPassport LibraryAmerican ExperienceAmerican MastersAmerica’s Test Kitchen fromCook’s IllustratedAntiques RoadshowBaking with JuliaBest of Joy of PaintingCheck, Please! Bay AreaCheck, Please! Bay Area KidsCook’s CountryFilm School ShortsFinding Your RootsGreat PerformancesIndependent LensJamestownLidia’s KitchenMasterpieceMotorWeekNatureNOVAPati’s Mexican TableRick Steves’ EuropeSimply MingTruly, CAThis Old House 2019 ENDOR PRODUCTIONS / MR FILM.KQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 26Vienna Blood, Season 2Binge the six-episodeseason of this periodpiece psychologicalthriller on Passportstarting January 9, thenight of its broadcastpremiere. In seasontwo, Dr. Max Libermann,a young psychologistand student of Freudteams up with DetectiveInspector OskarRheinhardt to solvecrimes in 1900s Vienna.Local HistoryL-R PHOTO COURTESY OF PETRO DOMENIGG /Bingeworthy
TELEVISIONJANUARY PICKGreat Performancesfrom Vienna:The New Year’sCelebration 2022Photo courtesy of MASTERPIECE.All Creatures Great and Small (New Series)Is Back with a Second SeasonSeason two begins with James returning toDarrowby after visiting Glasgow, where he’soffered an opportunity he might not be ableto refuse. But in Darrowby, we’re remindedof what makes life in a farming town sospecial: the communal passion for animalsand consideration for each other’s well-being.The series, based on the books written byJames Herriot, follows young Herriot, a tender By the end of the first episode, you may findyourself, like me, yearning to hold a newbornand compassionate veterinarian, who movesfrom bustling Glasgow to the faraway English baby lamb. You can catch the second seasoncountryside of Darrowby in season one. Herriot of All Creatures Great and Small starting ontakes a job at a local veterinary practice in the Sunday, January 9, at 9pm on KQED 9 (seePassport, page 6, for streaming information).dreamy and idyllic Yorkshire Dales of— Sophie Kim, Marketing Communications Internthe 1930s.As we enter a second year of the global pandemicand confront the imminent impact of climatechange and ongoing political crises, All CreaturesGreat and Small is the perfect escapist show forgetting through tough times.Saturday, January 1,at 8pm on KQED 9Ring in the new year withan annual KQED broadcastconcert tradition. Take avirtual trip to Austria and theMusikverein with the ViennaPhilharmonic and host HughBonneville (from DowntonAbbey). The concert featuresStrauss waltzes and moreunder the baton of guestconductor Daniel Barenboim.Photo courtesy of Nikolay Krusser.S AT U R D AYNIGHT MOVIEDID YOU KNOW? In the late 1800s, educated veterinarians were needed to care for urbanworking horses in San Francisco. In response, the San Francisco College ofVeterinary Surgeons and Dentists was founded in 1899 by Dr. E. J. Creely. James Herriot’s real name was James Alfred Wight. He used a pen name becausethe Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons frowned on members who advertised.C OMING IN FEBRUARYAmerican MastersMarian Anderson: TheWhole World in Her HandsWatch Our February Issue for DetailsAn internationally renowned contralto and the first Blackperson to sing a leading role at the Metropolitan Opera,Marian Anderson was a pioneer for the Civil Rightsmovement. Learn about her life through rare archivalfootage, audio recordings and correspondence withMartin Luther King, Jr.; Duke Ellington; Shirley Chisholm;and others.Singin’ in the RainSaturday, January 8,at 8pm on KQED 9A spoof on Hollywood’stransition from silent tosound films, this classicaward-winning 1952 filmfollows Don and Lina,two movie stars whoselatest film is made into amusical. Only problem:one of them has a terriblevoice. It stars DebbieReynolds and GeneKelly; KQED favorite RitaMoreno is in it, too.Photo courtesy ofAmerican Public Television.Photo courtesy of Keystone Press / Alamy stock photo.KQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 2 You can visit the place where James Herriot lived, worked and wrote his successfulseries of books in Thirsk, England. It’s called the World of James Herriot.7
Programs are subject to change afterpress deadlines. For the latest programinfo, visit kqed.org/tv.AMPM6AM7AM8AM9AM10AM11AM6:00Xavier Riddle7:00Molly of Denali8:00Hero Elementary9:00Curious George10:00Donkey Hodie6:30Arthur7:30Wild Kratts8:30Alma’s Way9:30 Daniel Tiger10:30Elinor Wonders Why6:00Peg Cat7:00Yoga/Sit and Be Fit8:00Sewing/Quilting9:00Ask This Old House10:00Cooking programs11:00America’s Test Kitchen6:30Cat in the Hat KnowsA Lot About That7:30Yoga/Classical Stretch8:30Gardening9:30Home Improvement10:30Check, Please! Bay Area11:30Cook’s Country12PM1PM2PM3PM12:00Dinosaur Train1:00Sesame Street2:00Daniel Tiger’sNeighborhood12:30Clifford (Reboot)1:30Donkey Hodie2:30BBC World NewsAmerica**12:00Cooking1:00Cooking/Food2:00Drama Encores4PM3:00PBS NewsHour4:00Amanpour & Co.3:00Drama Encores4:00History/Culture11:00Sesame Street11:30Pinkalicious5PM5:00BBC World NewsOutside Source5:30BBC WorldNews ravel6:30Rick Steves’Europe****BBC World News Today on FridaySaturday 1EARLYKQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 28mid Bluegrass Underground #1010.12:30 9 Amanpour and Company HR (9) 1/3 4pm Sound on Tap H #306 Le Voyage.1am Antiques Roadshow #1933 Junkin the Trunk 5, Part 2. R (9) 1/24pm; ( ) 1/2 11am1:30 9 KQED Newsroom R (9) 1/2 5pm;( ) 1pm2am 9 Tell Me More with Kelly CorriganAi-Jen Poo. R ( ) 1/23 7:30pm Agatha Christie’s Poirot #106Triangle at Rhodes. R ( ) 1/3 2pm,1/4 10:30pm2:30 9 Tell Me More with Kelly CorriganJudy Woodruff. R ( ) 1/16 7:30pm3am 9 United in Song: Celebrating theAmerican Dream Midori andothers. R ( ) 1/2 1:30pm Miss Marple #104 The MovingFinger, Part 1. R ( ) 1/3 3pm4am Railway Murders #104.4:30 9 Great Performances at the Met #1513New Year’s Eve Gala. R ( ) 1/2 noon5am Professor T #106 Tamara.6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood D Sit and Be Fit #1801 Muscle Isolations.6:30 9 Arthur D7am7:308am8:309am9:3010am10:3011am Classical Stretch: By Essentrics#1210 Endurance and Power.9 Molly of Denali D Getting Dot Older H #101.9 Wild Kratts Lives Well Lived Wisdom frompeople ages 75 to 100. D9 Best of The Joy of Painting #3721Lake View.9 Wine First #102 Rheingau.R ( ) 1/12 1:30pm River City Drumbeat AfricanAmerican drum corps in Kentucky.9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1516Locanda Ravello, Cafe Umami,Main Street Kitchen. R (9) noon &7pm, 1/2 1am & 1pm9 Yan Can Cook: Spice Kingdom#107 Poetry in a Cup.9 Simply Ming #1704 JonathanWaxman. R ( ) 1/28 noon Cycle Around Japan HighlightsH #329.9 Essential Pépin #111 Cattle Call. D Cycle Around Japan HighlightsH #330.9 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’sIllustrated #2109 Rustic Italian Fare. This Old House H #4312 Concord:Toasty Cars. R (9) 5pm; ( ) 1/39:30am, 1/7 9:30am11:30 9 Cook’s Country #1113 Pub-StyleSeafood. R ( ) 1/19 11:30am Ask This Old House H #2012 WifiExtension, Tub Drain. R (9) 4:30pmAFTERNOONnoon 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1516Locanda Ravello, Cafe Umami, MainStreet Kitchen. R (9) 7pm, 1/2 1am & 1pm MotorWeek H #4117.12:30 9 Lidia’s Kitchen #910 All in the Skillet. Woodsmith Shop H #150 TopNotch Table Saw Jigs.1pm 9 Joanne Weir’s Plates and Places#401 Paella Party in Spain.R ( ) 1/5 12:30pm, 1/9 9am KQED Newsroom R (9) 1/2 5pm1:30 9 tasteMAKERS #206 MarshallbergFarm: Lenoir, North Carolina. Growing Bolder #806.2pm 9 How She Rolls #108 Thanksgiving. The Jazzy Vegetarian #908Sunday Night Chili.2:30 9 Samantha Brown’s Places toLove #405 Samantha’s Tips forMaking Travel Count. Bringing It Home with LauraMcIntosh #105 Southern InspiredRecipes. R ( ) 1/31 1pm3pm 9 Weekends with Yankee #403 Walkon the Wild Side. Mystic Aquarium.PHOTO COURTESY OF SLIM 80 DAYS / FEDERATION ENTERTAINMENT / PEU COMMUNICATIONS / ZDF/ BE-FILMS/ RTBF (TELEVISION BELGE) – 2021.Weekdays 6am–7pm
09 Check, Please! Bay Area #1516Locanda Ravello, Cafe Umami, MainStreet Kitchen. R (9) 1/2 1am & 1pm Escape to the Chateau #702Autumn Renovation. R ( ) 1/21:10am, 1/3 7pm, 1/4 1am9 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes andDestinations #204. R (9) 1/2 1:30am This program (or episode)is airing on a KQEDtelevision channel forthe first time.This program is a KQEDproduction, co-productionor presentation.8pm 9 Great Performances H #4701From Vienna: The New Year’sCelebration 2022. R (9) 1/2 2am Vicar of Dibley #101 Arrival.R ( ) 11:30pm, 1/2 2am & 5:30am8:30 Ladies of Letters H #205.R ( ) 1/2 2:30am9pm DCI Banks #114 To Burn in EveryDrop of Blood. R ( ) 1/2 3am9:30 9 Saturday Night Movie H #3002 Girlwith the Pearl Earring. Griet worksas a maid for Johannes Vermeer(Colin Firth). R (9) 1/2 3:30am10:33 Death in Paradise #167 Tour DeMurder. R ( ) 1/2 4:33am, 1/4 3pm11:10 9 The Directors #303 Sidney Lumet.The director of 12 Angry Men, etc.R (9) 1/2 5:10am11:30 Vicar of Dibley #101 Arrival.R ( ) 1/2 2am & 5:30amAround the World in 80 Dayson MasterpieceSunday, January 2, at 8pm on KQED 9See a smashing new take on an old tale in this new eight-episode Masterpieceminiseries that starts with an outrageous bet and turns into an 80-day adventurecircumnavigating the globe. This smart, funny and family-friendly period piece starsDavid Tennant (Dr. Who). This broadcast will beinterrupted by fundraisingintermissions.R This program will berepeated on date/s noted.D Descriptive video infofor the sight-impaired isavailable on televisionswith stereo capability.Sunday 2EARLY9 The Kate #201 Jane Lynch. Song of the Mountains H #1610Carolina Blue.1–6am Repeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am 9 Curious George D Yoga in Practice #312 From theComplex to the Simple: Chair Yoga.6:30 9 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood D Classical Stretch: By Essentrics#1211 Arthritis Workout.7am 9 Donkey Hodie D R (9) 1/20 10am& 1:30pm America’s Test Kitchen fromCook’s Illustrated #2123 SummerDinner for Two. R ( ) 1/29 5:30pm7:30 9 Elinor Wonders Why D Christopher Kimball’s Milk StreetTelevision #510 Everyday Venice.8am 9 Best of The Joy of Painting #3627Fisherman’s Trail. Kevin Belton’s Cookin’ LouisianaH #116. R (9) 1/9 2pm8:30 9 Sara’s Weeknight Meals #1008Suns Out, Buns Out. Passion Italy #203 Molise.9am 9 Lidia’s Kitchen #905 Go-To Cravings. Joanne Weir’s Plates and Places #413Persimmons, Prosciutto & Friends!9:30 9 Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul#103 Toast to Julia. Simply Ming #1708 Joanne Chang.R (9) 11am, 1/29 10am10am 9 Pati’s Mexican Table #1009Double Vallarta. R ( ) 1/22 4pm Rick Steves’ Symphonic JourneyCascade Symphony Orchestra.R ( ) 3pm10:30 9 Baking with Julia #302Martha Stewart, Part 2.11am 9 Simply Ming #1708 Joanne Chang.R (9) 1/29 10am Antiques Roadshow #1933Junk in the Trunk 5, Part 2. R (9) 4pm11:30 9 Christopher Kimball’sMilk Street Television #421The New American Bakery.midKQ E D.O RG JA N UA RY 2 0 2 2TV LEGEND Escape to the Chateau #601Winter Returns. R ( ) 1/3 4pm9 Crossing South #302 MountainBikes & Cheese. Biking in Baja. Escape to the Chateau #602 ABoat in the Moat. R ( ) 1/10 4pm9 Craftsman’s Legacy #104 TheStone Carver. R ( ) 1/25 9:30am9 Ask This Old House #2012 WifiExtension, Tub Drain. Escape to the Chateau #603Weddings & Aviaries. R ( ) 1/17 4pm9 This Old House #4312 Concord:Toasty Cars. R ( ) 1/3 9:30am,1/7 9:30am9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H Escape to the Chateau #604 TheParty of a Lifetime. R ( ) 1/24 4pm9 Craft in America H #1301Harmony. Handcrafted musicalinstruments. R ( ) 1/15 8am Escape to the Chateau #701Camper Van. R ( ) 1/31 4pm9
TELEVISIONnoon 9 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’sIllustrated #2026 Pork and Greens. Great Performances at the Met#1513 New Year’s Eve Gala.12:30 9 Cook’s Country #1308Italian Comfort Food.1pm 9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1516Locanda Ravello, Cafe Umami,Main Street Kitchen.1:30 9 Family Ingredients #202Philippines: Adobo. United in Song: Celebrating theAmerican Dream2pm 9 Kevin Belton’s Cookin’ Louisiana #115.2:30 9 Field Trip with Curtis Stone #101Margaret River. R ( ) 1/6 10am3pm 9 Samantha Brown’s Places to Love#304 Sonoma County. R ( ) 1/4 11:30pm Rick Steves’ Symphonic Journey3:30 9 Rick Steves’ Europe #1012Glasgow and Scottish Passions. D4pm 9 Antiques Roadshow #1933 Junkin the Trunk 5, Part 2. George Perris: A Sunset in Greece H5pm 9 KQED Newsroom The Legacy List with MattPaxton #205 You Gotta Have Art:Coventry, CT. 5:305:30 9 PBS NewsHour Weekend H6pm 9 Beyond the Canvas #103Happiness. What motivates artists? No Passport Required #102New Orleans. R ( ) 1/14 1pm6:30 9 Articulate with Jim Cotter H#713. Phoebe Bridgers.EVENING9 Palace and the Press #101 Dianavs. the Tabloids. R (9) 1/3 1am, 1/89:45pm, 1/9 3:45am Truly CA: Our State, Our StoriesOne Voice: The Story of the OaklandInterfaith Gospel Choir. R ( ) 1/3 1am8pm 9 Around the World in 80 Days onMasterpiece H #5201. R (9) 1/3 2am Finding Your Roots #503 ChristianeAmanpour, Ann Curry and Lisa Ling.R ( ) 1/3 2am, 1/5 7pm, 1/6 1am9pm 9 The Downton Abbey Movie Thequeen visits the Crawleys; the visittriggers scandals and more.R (9) 1/3 3am American Masters #2907 RitaMoreno: Just A Girl Who Decidedto Go for It. D R ( ) 1/3 3am11pm 9 Thou Shalt Not Kill H #304.R (9) 1/3 5am Fabulous History of SkiingR ( ) 1/3 5am Front and Center #1003Brantley Gilbert.1–6am Repeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am–7pm See page 8 for program schedule.7pmMonday 3EARLYmid9 Austin City Limits #4701 MirandaLambert, Jack Ingram and Jon The Downton Abbey MovieSunday, January 2, at 9pm on KQED 9Step into the lives of the fabulous Crawley family and their equally fab staff in this2019 feature-length film. When the film begins, they’re preparing for a momentousroyal visit from the King and Queen of England. The event triggers deliciousscandal, romance and intrigue — and casts doubt on the future of Downton.9 America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’sIllustrated #2126 Elegant FrenchDesserts. R (9) 1/4 1am; ( ) 1/23 7am Escape to the Chateau #702Autumn Renovation. R ( ) 1/4 1am9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1517Tadu Ethiopian Kitchen, Angela’sKitchen, Braise. R (9) 1/4 1:30am9 Antiques Roadshow H #2601.R (9) 1/4 2am, 1/9 4pm; ( ) 1/7 7pm,1/8 1am, 1/9 11am Father Brown #176 The Sacrificeof Tantalus. R ( ) 1/4 2am & 2pm Frankie Drake Mysteries #301 NoFriends Like Old Friends. R ( ) 1/42:48am, 1/7 3pm9 Antiques Roadshow #2404Bonanzaville, Hour 1. R (9) 1/4 3am Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries #204Deadweight. R ( ) 1/4 3:35am, 1/7 2pm9 Independent Lens People’sRepublic of Desire. Virtualrelationships. D R (9) 1/4 4am Seaside Hotel H #206 The Hourof Truth. R ( ) 1/4 4:34am9 Start Up #912 One of a FindCharleston: Charleston, SC.R (9) 1/4 5:30am Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope#1103 Maine: Town & Country.R ( ) 1/4 5:30am, 1/21 12:30amTuesday 4EARLY9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm Crossing South H #401Food Garden & Tequila.12:30 The Good Road #105 Bangkok,Thailand: The Big House of Blessing.1–6am Repeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am–7pm See page 8 for program schedule.midKQ E D.O RG O CTO B E R 2 0 2 1EVENING9 Pati’s Mexican Table #904. Call the Midwife #1004 Episode 4.7:30 9 Christopher Kimball’s MilkStreet Television H #515Udon Noodles at Home.8pm 9 Finding Your Roots H #801Rebecca Hall and Lee Daniels. Indian Doctor #205 The Source.R ( ) 1/5 2pm8:43 A Place to Call Home #604Against the Tide.7pmPHOTO COURTESY OFAFTERNOON
Wednesday 5EARLYAmanpour and Company H R (9) 4pmLaura Flanders Show HThe Chavis Chronicles HRepeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am–7pm See page 8 for program schedule.9 12:30 1–6am This program (or episode)is airing on a KQEDtelevision channel forthe first time.This program is a KQEDproduction, co-productionor presentation.12:30am, 1/20 12:30am, 1/27 12:30amRepeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am–7pm See page 8 for program 8:429pm9:3210pm10:3011pm11:309 Lidia’s Kitchen #911 Bread &Beans. R (9) 1/6 1am, 1/8 12:30pm Finding Your Roots #503 Reportingon the Reporters. R ( ) 1/6 1am9 Kevin Belton’s Cookin’ Louisiana#101 Lafourche Parish: BeltonFamily Home Place. R (9) 1/6 1:30am9 Nature #3611 Living Volcanoes.Life on the slopes of activevolcanoes. D R (9) 1/6 2am Midsomer Murders #1605 WildHarvest, Part 1. R ( ) 1/6 2am & 2pm Midsomer Murders #1606 WildHarvest, Part 2. R ( ) 1/6 2:42am& 2:42pm9 NOVA H #4808 High-Risk HighRise. Structural limits and naturalthreats. D R (9) 1/6 3am Death in Paradise #168 Pirates ofthe Murder Scene. R ( ) 1/6 3:32am,1/8 10:30pm, 1/9 4:30am, 1/11 3pm9 Big Pacific #101 Mysterious. Rare,ocean creatures. R (9) 1/6 4am Guilt on Masterpiece #5137Episode 3. D R ( ) 1/6 4:30am9 Water from the Wilderness:Hetch Hetchy to San FranciscoBay R (9) 1/6 5am Sun Studio Sessions #1103Kevin Galloway. R ( ) 1/6 5:30amThursday 6EARLY9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm GZERO World with Ian Bremmer H12:30 Overheard with Evan Smith #1020Ten Years of Overheard. R ( ) 1/13mid8pm9pm9:3010pm11pm11:309 Essential Pépin #103 Sweets forMy Sweet. D R (9) 1/7 1am Secrets of the Tower of LondonR ( ) 1/7 1am, 1/9 10am9 Check, Please! Bay Area #1518Mersea, Bevri. R (9) 1/7 1:30am, 1/89am, noon & 7pm, 1/9 1am & 1pm9 Vera #1003 Dirty. R (9) 1/7 2am Winston Churchill’s War H #101.R ( ) 1/7 2am, 1/9 10:42pm Australia in Colour H #101.R ( ) 1/7 3am9 Preserving Democracy:Pursuing A More Perfect UnionH R (9) 1/7 3:30am My Grandparents’ War #101 HelenaBonham Carter. R ( ) 1/7 4am Nazi Mega Weapons #101 AtlanticWall. R ( ) 1/7 5am9 Witness to the Siege,a PBS Newshour SpecialWhat correspondents saw on Jan. 6.R (9) 1/7 5:30amFriday 7EARLY9 Amanpour and Company H R (9) 4pm Roadtrip Nation #809 San Francisco.12:30 Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope#1101 Taiwan, Part 1.1–6am Repeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am–7pm See page 8 for program schedule.midEVENING9 KQED Newsroom H R (9) 1/8 1am,1/9 5pm; ( ) 1/8 1pm Antiques Roadshow #2601. R (9)1/9 4pm; ( ) 1/8 1am, 1/9 11am7:30 9 Washington Week H R (9) 1/8 1:30am8pm Agatha Christie’s Poirot #107Problem at Sea. R ( ) 1/8 2am, 1/102pm, 1/11 10:30pm7pm This broadcast will beinterrupted by fundraisingintermissions.R This program will berepeated on date/s noted.D Descriptive video infofor the sight-impaired isavailable on televisionswith stereo capability.9pm 9 Stars on Stage from WestportCountry Playhouse H #101 GavinCreel. R (9) 1/8 3am; ( ) 1/16 3pm Miss Marple #105 The Moving Finger,Part 2. R ( ) 1/8 3am, 1/10 3pm9:55 Bletchley Circle: San Francisco#101 Presidio. R ( ) 1/8 3:55am10pm 9 In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl#101 Musicals and the Movies.R (9) 1/8 4am10:41 Bletchley Circle: San Francisco#102 Wake. R ( ) 1/8 4:41am11pm 9 History with David Rubenstein H#301. R (9) 1/8 5am11:30 9 Firing Line with Margaret HooverH R (9) 1/8 5:30am Professor T #107 The Mask Murders.Saturday 8EARLY9 Amanpour and Company HR (9) 1/10 4pm12:30 Sound on Tap H #307 Jeremy Couture.1–6am Repeats the previous night’s7pm to midnight schedule.6am 9 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood D Sit and Be Fit #1805 Warm Up,Circulate, Strengthen & Stretch.6:30 9 Arthur D R (9) 1/24 6:30am Classical Stretch: By Ess
America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated Antiques Roadshow Baking with Julia Best of Joy of Painting Check, Please! Bay Area Check, Please! Bay Area Kids Cook’s Country Film School Shorts Finding Your Roots Great Performances Independent Lens Jamestown Lidia’s Kitchen Master
