La Orkesta
Indie Mambo group gets audiences dancing
Youth in Science
Internship program provides hands-on experience
David Levy's Universe
NASA's shuttle program
Award-Winning Newsmagazine
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Mark Your Calendars
The new seasons of This Old House and Ask This Old
House premiere Thursday, October 8, 2009!
It's been three decades since This Old House began giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the secrets of home renovation. In honor of its 30th anniversary, producers of the longest-running home improvement show have selected two interesting projects in the Boston area, where the show first got its start. New episodes will follow the revival of a foreclosed and vacant 1870s-era Second Empire in Roxbury, an inner-city Boston neighborhood, and the modest renovation of a 1914 Dutch Colonial in Newton Centre, a small town just west of the city.
And on Ask This Old House, the experts are once again traveling the country to help homeowners tackle everyday home repairs and improvements. Throughout the 26 new episodes, the crew will make house calls in Baltimore, Detroit, Tampa, Houston, and of course, Boston.
Friday, July 3
| 7 p.m. | Newshour With Jim Lehrer |
| 8 p.m. | Washington Week |
| 8:30 p.m. | Now On PBS |
| 9 p.m. | Bill Moyers Journal |
| 10 p.m. |
Nova Sciencenow
Series 4, Episode 1 |
| 11 p.m. |
Nova
Musical Minds |
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| Digital 6.1 Digital 27.1 |
Cox 6 Cox 706 Comcast 6 Comcast 220 |
DirecTV 6 Dish 8956 |
AMERICAN MASTERS“Garrison Keillor: The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes,” Premieres Wednesday, July 1 at 8 pm on KUAT6
America’s foremost humorist and social pundit, Garrison Keillor, takes his skits and monologues across the country in his popular radio show “A Prairie Home Companion.” AMERICAN MASTERS takes a candid look at this yarn-smith and his crew of actors and musicians as they spin stories and song into American gold.
Through the course of a year, an intimate lens captures Keillor on- and off-stage as he mingles fact and fiction to create America’s collective hometown, Lake Wobegon, on a radio program that carries bonafide nostalgia. The result is a fascinating inside look at the enigmatic raconteur and the way the imaginary world he created became a real place in America. Encore showings on July 4 at 2 pm and July 5 at 1 pm
Details on Garrison Keillor appearing live in Tucson – a special event celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Arizona Public Media service to the community – are coming soon!
