| Air Date | Program | Episode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 20 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | Heroes | Chris must decide what to do with his deceased friend's remains (Tooley). A heavy-metal rock star (guest star Adam Ant) mistakenly arrives in Cicely instead of Sicily. |
| Nov 20 8:00 PM |
NOVA | Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives | Mark Oliver Everett, better known as E, is the lead singer of U.S. cult band the EELS. What most of his fans don't know is that Mark's father, Hugh Everett III, was one of America's top quantum physicists. In 1957, Hugh Everett came up with a revolutionary theory that predicted the existence of parallel universes. The idea quickly seeped into popular culture, but only recently has it been accepted by mainstream physicists. The film follows the wry and charismatic Mark, who had been estranged from his father, as he travels across America to learn about the father he never knew. It is only by entering the paradoxical world of quantum mechanics that Mark can hope to understand why he was such a stranger to his own father. |
| Nov 20 9:00 PM |
NOVA | Monster of the Milky Way | Astronomers are closing in on the proof they've sought for years that one of the most destructive objects in the universe - a supermassive black hole - is lurking right in the center of our own galaxy. Could it flare up and devour our entire galactic neighborhood? NOVA mounts a mind-bending investigation into one of the most bizarre corners of cosmological science: the truth about black holes. From supernova to event horizon, the dark secrets of supermassive black holes are revealed through stunning computer-generated imagery, including an extraordinary simulation of what it might look like to fall into the belly of such a beast. In HD where available. |
| Nov 20 10:00 PM |
e2 | A Garden in Cairo | Cairo, a city of 16 million, is one of the most densely populated in the world, with only one footprint of green space per person prior to 2005. His Highness the Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims, saw the need to relieve this congestion. The result is Al-Azhar Park: a 500-year-old dump-turned-"urban lung" that provides much-needed green space and a source of civic pride. |
| Nov 20 10:30 PM |
e2 | The Village Architect | Architect Brian MacKay-Lyons grew up on the shipyards of Nova Scotia and borrows from that lean, economical building tradition in his architecture. From the Barn Yard in his village to the Canadian Embassy in Bangladesh, this episode presents a lesson in local vernacular - why it works and how it might be the most sustainable form of architecture there is. |
| Nov 21 7:00 PM |
Oceti Sakowin:The People of the Seven Council Fires | OCETI SAKOWIN: THE PEOPLE OF THE SEVEN COUNCIL FIRES, offers a broad overview of the Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota people in South Dakota. This hour-long program provides a brief introduction to the tribes in the state, a history of their cultures, and a look at their traditional way of life from a tribal perspective. | |
| Nov 21 8:00 PM |
Colorado Inside Out | Our weekly current events roundtable featuring local media personalities and political pundits. This week's panel features political analyst Eric Sondermann of SE2, Westword editor Patricia Calhoun, David Kopel, Research Director for the Independence Institute, and Cara Degette, Editor of the Colorado Independent with host Raj Chohan of CBS 4 News. | |
| Nov 21 8:30 PM |
Independent Thinking | Democrats are Standing up to the Teachers Unions: Can this be True? | The teachers unions traditionally try to block school reform efforts. Some Democrats are taking a stand for education reform despite the unions? opposition. Join Independent Thinking host Jon Caldara and his guests Democrats for Education Reform executive director Joe Williams and the Independence Institute?s Education Policy Center director Pam Benigno as they discuss the education reform movement within the Democratic Party. |
| Nov 21 9:00 PM |
Austin City Limits | My Morning Jacket | For over 30 years, Austin City Limits has presented live music, pure and simple, to audiences across the world. The award-winning series spotlights artists of every musical genre - from rhythm and blues to rock, jazz, and alternative music. |
| Nov 21 10:00 PM |
Austin City Limits | Sharon Jones and the DAP-Kings/Carolyb Wonderland | For over 30 years, Austin City Limits has presented live music, pure and simple, to audiences across the world. The award-winning series spotlights artists of every musical genre - from rhythm and blues to rock, jazz, and alternative music. |
| Nov 22 7:00 PM |
American Masters | You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story - A Rising Power: 1923-1949 | "You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet (1923-1935)"--Episode one introduces the four Youngstown, Ohio, brothers (Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack L. Warner) who officially incorporated their new motion picture company on April 4, 1923. Rin Tin Tin may have put them on the map, but soon gave way to a unique hard-boiled, hard-times cinema ethos. Tough guys James Cagney and Edward G. Robinson dominated the new gangster genre, tough dame Barbara Stanwyck headlined racy melodramas and even the chorus kids in the dazzling musicals were one bad break away from the streets. Key interviews: Busby Berkeley, Edward G. Robinson, Alfred Hitchcock and William Wellman. Key films: The Jazz Singer, Public Enemy, 42nd Street, Baby Face and Little Caesar. "Good War, Uneasy Peace (1935-1950)"--Warner Bros. becomes home to celebrated stars Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Errol Flynn and more. The studio - like the world - faces the twin catastrophes of the Depression and World War II. Warner answers with films that reflect a deep and defiant belief in the courage of common people. But after the war, on-screen noir reflects the off-screen anxiety of blacklists and political witch-hunts. Key interviews: James Cagney, Ronald Reagan, Howard Hawks and Alexis Smith. Key films: Casablanca, Now, Voyager, The Adventures of Robin Hood, Kings Row and White Heat. |
| Nov 22 9:00 PM |
American Masters | You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story - War and Peace: 1937-1949 | Warner Bros. becomes home to celebrated stars Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Errol Flynn and more. The studio - like the world - faces the twin catastrophes of the Depression and World War II. Warner answers with films that reflect a deep and defiant belief in the courage of common people. But after the war, on-screen noir reflects the off-screen anxiety of blacklists and political witch-hunts. Key interviews: James Cagney, Ronald Reagan, Howard Hawks and Alexis Smith. Key films: Casablanca, Now, Voyager, The Adventures of Robin Hood, Kings Row and White Heat. |
| Nov 22 10:00 PM |
American Masters | You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story - Age of Anxiety, Era of Extremes | "A New Reality (1950-1970)"--What the Depression, wireless and war couldn't do, "talking furniture" perhaps could: TV arrives. Warner Bros. fights back with new technology (CinemaScope, 3-D, Eastman Color) and new stars (girl-next-door Doris Day and teen icon James Dean). And a showdown between Harry and Jack Warner leads to a daring new spirit at the studio that releases breakthrough films like Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Bonnie and Clyde. Key interviews: Warren Beatty, Elia Kazan, Kim Hunter, Arthur Penn and Carroll Baker. Key films: A Streetcar Named Desire, East of Eden, Cool Hand Luke, A Face in the Crowd and My Fair Lady."Woodstock Notions (1970-1989)"--What the 1960s start, the 70s bring to flower. The film Woodstock signals a new era, while new talent (including Clint Eastwood, Martin Scorsese and Stanley Kubrick) and management spark a return to taking chances and setting trends. The past, meanwhile, becomes prologue: the tough authenticity of the 30s and 40s is re-imagined in Dog Day Afternoon, All the President's Men, Dirty Harry and other pivotal hits. Key interviews: Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman and Jack Nicholson. Key films: The Shining, Mean Streets, Superman: The Movie, The Exorcist and Body Heat. |
| Nov 23 7:00 PM |
KBDI- Channel 12 Auction | Holiday Auction 2008 | Tune in for the all-new Holiday Auction 2008! Why weather the long lines and mall mayhem when you can shop for the holidays from the comforts of your home? Bid on a variety of unique items that will make great gifts for those on your list, including: spa services, assorted gift baskets, hand signed sports memorabilia, jewelry, framed art and currency, restaurant certificates, rare silver and gold coin collections and much more. So tune in and find more than one way to give this holiday season! |
| Nov 24 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | Blowing Bubbles | A mysterious new resident (Mike Monroe) quarantines himself in Cicely, arousing Maggie's interest and Joel's disbelief. Ruth-Anne must also cope with a new addition to the community - her materialistic son, Matthew, who gives up his career as an investment banker in Atlanta in search of a simpler life. |
| Nov 24 8:00 PM |
Globe Trekker | Greek Islands | Megan celebrates Greek independence on Hydra, walks in St. John's footsteps on Patmos, samples the nightlife on Mykonos, visits Apollo's birthplace on Delos, explores the Minoan city of Akrotiri on Santorini, hikes the Samaria Gorge on Crete and discovers the tiny island of Gavdos, where legend has it that Odysseus fell under Calypso's spell for seven years. |
| Nov 24 9:00 PM |
Spain...On The Road Again | A Sultan's View of Andalucía | Gwyneth and Mark get a taste for Spain's Moorish history at the majestic Alhambra, the legendary hilltop palace in Granada. Claudia joins the group for a scenic drive along the Andalucían coast and, with Mark chiming in from the back seat, the group stops for local treats along the way. Mark teaches Claudia a thing or two about Moorish architecture as they explore beautiful and historic Córdoba. |
| Nov 24 10:00 PM |
Spain...On The Road Again | Castillian Hog Heaven | Footloose Mark and Claudia are in hog heaven as the road trip winds through Castilla y León. Mark and Claudia hunt down a plate of incredible Jamón Ibérico in Salamanca's Plaza Mayor. Their interest perked, they decide to head right to the source ? a traditional farm that raises the famous black-footed pigs. Their porcine pilgrimage continues to Segovia where Bitty and Bassols eat like emperors in the shadow of the city's 2,000-year-old aqueduct. Feeling a little pigged-out, Mark and Claudia return to Basque country, unearthing a medieval cathedral and sampling Vitoria's finest tapas. |
| Nov 25 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | On Your Own | The Flying Man returns to Cicely to woo Marilyn; Ed finds a ring that once belonged to Federico Fellini; Maurice has Mike rewrite his will to include his recently discovered Korean son, Duk Won. |
| Nov 25 8:00 PM |
Aaron Harber Show, The | Jonathan Alter | This week, Aaron interviews NEWSWEEK Political Editor and NBC/MSNBC Correspondent Jonathan Alter. |
| Nov 25 8:30 PM |
Latin View | Hosted by Sherri Vasquez, LATIN VIEW targets issues and concerns specific to the Latino community. With a variety of guests, this groundbreaking series offers Latinos a weekly forum for debate and discussion, giving voice to Colorado's fastest growing group of citizens. | |
| Nov 25 9:00 PM |
Antiques Roadshow | Jackpot! | It's every collector's dream: turning a modest outlay into a staggeringly high return on investment. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW "Jackpot" rolls the dice on those heady moments when luck smiles on flea market mavens and yard sale savants. This special recalls such spectacular windfalls as a landscape painting acquired for $1.50 at a Salvation Army "half price" sale and valued at $10,000 to $15,000; an art pottery vase, grabbed at a garage sale for less than five dollars and estimated to be worth $13,000 to $17,000; a 19th-century album of watercolor paintings, scooped up at a yard sale for a quarter, with an estimated value of $20,000 to $30,000; and a 1951 Minneapolis Millers baseball uniform worn by Willie Mays, scored at a sports collectibles show for $50 and valued at $60,000 to $80,000. |
| Nov 25 10:00 PM |
History Detectives | China Marine Jacket / Airstream Caravan / Lincoln Forgery | China Marine Jacket - A man in Santa Monica, California, received an embroidered jacket as a gift from his son. The contributor, a former Marine, is intrigued by the jacket's stitched inscriptions, which read: "4th Marines," "Shanghai," "China," "1937-1939" and "MWD." He knows the 4th Marines were transferred from Shanghai to the Philippines in November 1941 amidst growing tensions with the Japanese. The unit was attacked by the Japanese on the same day as the Pearl Harbor bombings. Some of the men who fought in the Philippines never returned, having suffered Japanese imprisonment and the Bataan Death March. But to whom did this particular jacket belong, and what was his legacy as a Marine? HISTORY DETECTIVES host Gwen Wright travels to Washington, DC, and Los Angeles to investigate the story of the "China Marines," a regiment that worked under extreme circumstances to keep the peace and protect American interests during the perilous ramp up to World War II.Airstream Caravan - A couple in Southern California owns a classic Airstream trailer that may lay claim to an illustrious past. The trailer's fading numbers and logo indicate that it is an early member of the elite Wally Byam Caravan Club International. In the mid-20th century, members of this adventure club followed legendary leader and Airstream founder Wally Byam all over the world: Central America, Europe, Africa and the Yucatan Peninsula. Did this particular Airstream make the journey on the historic "Cape Town to Cairo Caravan" of 1959? HISTORY DETECTIVES host Tukufu Zuberi heads to Denver and Southern California to explore one man's wanderlust at the birth of American leisure travel and, ultimately, to a spectacular 221-day, 14,307-mile trek from the tip of Southern Africa to the pyramids of Ancient Egypt. Lincoln Forgery - A woman in Portland, Oregon, owns a bound volume of 19th-century sheet music. The book contains several "Abraham Lincoln" signatures on random pages. At the end of one of the compositions, a handwritten notarized inscription claims the music is a gift from President Lincoln's widow, Mary Todd Lincoln, to Lincoln's former coachman, William P. Brown, in 1866. Could the sheet music really be from Lincoln's personal library? HISTORY DETECTIVES host Wes Cowan travels to Chicago and Springfield, Illinois, to explore the years after Lincoln's death and to illuminate the origins of these curious documents. |
| Nov 26 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | The Bad Seed | Everyone is shocked when Holling's unknown illegitimate daughter arrives in town - especially Holling who believed he was sterile. Maggie assists Marilyn in her search for her dream house. Ed is excited about his annual visit from Princess, a crane he took under his wing when she was abandoned as a baby. |
| Nov 26 8:00 PM |
Studio 12 | Baseball Star Trevor Hoffman | On November 26th, 2008 host Steffan Tubbs sits down with 2008 Branch Rickey recipient and baseball star Trevor Hoffman. They discuss his current free agency status along with the importance of community service in the world of professional athletes. Trevor and Steffan are joined by panelists Jim Kellogg, vice president of community and retail operations with the Colorado Rockies; and Branch B. Rickey, President of the Pacific Coast League and grandson of the man known as "Mr. Baseball," who was credited with breaking the color barrier in MLB in 1947. |
| Nov 26 9:00 PM |
FRONTLINE | Heat | For years, big business - from oil and coal companies to electric utilities to car manufacturers - has resisted change to environmental policy and stifled the debate over climate change in America and around the globe. Now, facing rising pressure from governments, green groups and investors alike, big business is promising to reshape its approach to the environment, fundamentally transforming the politics of the debate. FRONTLINE producer Martin Smith travels the globe to size up the climate problem firsthand and to test what big business is really doing to solve one of the most urgent issues of our time. |
| Nov 27 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | Thanksgiving | Cicely readies itself for the annual Day of the Dead parade and Thanksgiving Day feast; Joel discovers he owes the state of Alaska a fifth year of service. |
| Nov 27 8:00 PM |
Gary Null: Food Mood Body Connection | In the Food Mood Body Connection, Gary Null Ph.D. and 15 of the world?s top medical experts show you specifically how diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation and other lifestyle choices profoundly affect your moods, energy levels, overall health and longevity. | |
| Nov 27 10:00 PM |
Gary Null: Food Mood Body Connection | In the Food Mood Body Connection, Gary Null Ph.D. and 15 of the world?s top medical experts show you specifically how diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation and other lifestyle choices profoundly affect your moods, energy levels, overall health and longevity. | |
| Nov 28 7:00 PM |
How Much To Remember: One Family's Conversation with History | Celia and Morris Elbaum, now an elderly couple, are Jewish survivors of the Holocaust. Fifty years after leaving Poland, they make a return trip to their homeland bringing their children and grandchildren with them. The film accompanies this family on their journey and explores the legacy of the Holocaust from the vantage point of three distinct generations. | |
| Nov 28 8:00 PM |
Colorado Inside Out | COLORADO INSIDE OUT is taking a ride in the time machine again. This time the panelists travel back to 1858 to honor the 150th anniversary of Denver being celebrated this year.Program host Raj Chohan of CBS4 News and panelists Patricia Calhoun, editor of Westword newspaper, David Kopel, research director of the Independence Institute, Rocky Mountain News reporter Kevin Flynn and political commentator Dani Newsum, will each portray a different historical figure from 1858. There will also be special appearances by Colorado historian Tom Noel, Denver City Auditor Dennis Gallagher and William Sitting Bull Stewart. The panel will discuss the important issues in 1858, including violence, the right to bear arms, conflicts between the two cities of Denver and Auraria, regional racial strife and the challenge of enticing farmers to a region that had been labeled a ?desert? for 40 years. This is the seventh time travel expedition for the Colorado Inside Out panel, including an Emmy-nominated episode for 1927. The years of 1906, 1945, 1968, 1976 and 1980 were visited in previous adventures. | |
| Nov 28 8:30 PM |
Independent Thinking | Barbara Comstock | What will be the first priorities of a Barack Obama administration? Card Check legislation? Fairness or "Censorship" Doctrine? To shed some light on what Americans can expect Washington D.C. insider and GOP consultant Barbara Comstock joins host Jon Caldara on Independent Thinking. |
| Nov 28 9:00 PM |
Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott | For over 20 years, tax advisor Ed Slott, CPA, has been on a mission to educate Americans about protecting their retirement savings. With an estimated $16 trillion in tax-deferred savings, Americans need to have a plan in place to avoid being taxed as much as 90% on their investments. In his first public television special, STAY RICH FOREVER & EVER WITH ED SLOTT, the IRA expert shares strategies viewers can implement right now to safeguard more of their retirement savings?for themselves and their beneficiaries. Using personal stories to illustrate the impact the IRS can have on the distribution of tax-deferred savings, Slott outlines benefits in the tax code that people can cash in on, literally, to ensure their financial future. Based in Rockville Centre, NY, Slott is a nationally recognized IRA distribution expert, author, personal finance columnist, and professional speaker. | |
| Nov 28 10:30 PM |
Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott | For over 20 years, tax advisor Ed Slott, CPA, has been on a mission to educate Americans about protecting their retirement savings. With an estimated $16 trillion in tax-deferred savings, Americans need to have a plan in place to avoid being taxed as much as 90% on their investments. In his first public television special, STAY RICH FOREVER & EVER WITH ED SLOTT, the IRA expert shares strategies viewers can implement right now to safeguard more of their retirement savings?for themselves and their beneficiaries. Using personal stories to illustrate the impact the IRS can have on the distribution of tax-deferred savings, Slott outlines benefits in the tax code that people can cash in on, literally, to ensure their financial future. Based in Rockville Centre, NY, Slott is a nationally recognized IRA distribution expert, author, personal finance columnist, and professional speaker. | |
| Nov 29 8:00 PM |
Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound | This program, specifically designed to help people get the most from their vision and hearing as they age, considers how these senses change throughout life and what people can do to keep them healthy and fully functional. | |
| Nov 29 9:30 PM |
My Music: Love Songs of the 50s and 60s | The 50s and 60s pop era meets early doo wop in this new MY MUSIC special. The cross-over pop and R&B special includes never-before-seen performances with archival favorites of the pre-Beatles era. Performers include the Penguins, Lenny Coco & the Chimes, the Tymes, the Clovers, Fred Paris and the Four Aces. Also featured are archival favorites from Doris Day, Johnny Ray, Perry Como and many more of the 50s pop and early doo wop eras. | |
| Nov 30 7:30 PM |
The Who at Kilburn | On December 15, 1977, after a hiatus of more than a year, The Who - Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle and Keith Moon - assembled at the Gaumont State Theatre in Kilburn, North London, to record a concert for Jeff Stein's documentary The Kids Are Alright. Filmed before an invited audience, it turned out to be Keith Moon's penultimate live performance. This concert film, digitally restored and remastered, was never released. | |
| Nov 30 9:00 PM |
Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia | This dynamic special captures the live power of one of the most popular styles of music, featuring some of the recognizable songs ever written. The first of a two-part program chronicles the "sound" that put Philadelphia's music on the international map, and features many of the beloved original artists who created it, including the O'Jays, Harold Melvin's Bluenotes, Russell Thompkins and the New Stylistics, Jerry Butler, the Intruders, the Soul Survivors, the Delphonics, the Three Degrees, Bunny Sigler and Jean Carne, as well as the 28-piece TSOP Orchestra. The programs were filmed in June 2008 at the Borgata Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. In HD where available | |
| Nov 30 10:30 PM |
Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound | This program, specifically designed to help people get the most from their vision and hearing as they age, considers how these senses change throughout life and what people can do to keep them healthy and fully functional. | |
| Dec 1 7:00 PM |
Rodney Yee: The Practical Power of Yoga | In this combination lecture and workshop, Rodney Yee, one of the foremost yoga masters and teachers in the world, and his partner (and wife) Colleen Saidman, herself a highly respected yoga teacher, take the audience through a thorough experience of classic yoga theory, philosophies and practice. They teach a variety of poses, explaining the "why" and health benefits of each pose. | |
| Dec 1 8:30 PM |
Gary Null: Food Mood Body Connection | In the Food Mood Body Connection, Gary Null Ph.D. and 15 of the world?s top medical experts show you specifically how diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation and other lifestyle choices profoundly affect your moods, energy levels, overall health and longevity. | |
| Dec 1 10:30 PM |
My Music: Love Songs of the 50s and 60s | The 50s and 60s pop era meets early doo wop in this new MY MUSIC special. The cross-over pop and R&B special includes never-before-seen performances with archival favorites of the pre-Beatles era. Performers include the Penguins, Lenny Coco & the Chimes, the Tymes, the Clovers, Fred Paris and the Four Aces. Also featured are archival favorites from Doris Day, Johnny Ray, Perry Como and many more of the 50s pop and early doo wop eras. | |
| Dec 2 7:00 PM |
Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound | This program, specifically designed to help people get the most from their vision and hearing as they age, considers how these senses change throughout life and what people can do to keep them healthy and fully functional. | |
| Dec 2 8:30 PM |
Stay Rich Forever & Ever with Ed Slott | For over 20 years, tax advisor Ed Slott, CPA, has been on a mission to educate Americans about protecting their retirement savings. With an estimated $16 trillion in tax-deferred savings, Americans need to have a plan in place to avoid being taxed as much as 90% on their investments. In his first public television special, STAY RICH FOREVER & EVER WITH ED SLOTT, the IRA expert shares strategies viewers can implement right now to safeguard more of their retirement savings?for themselves and their beneficiaries. Using personal stories to illustrate the impact the IRS can have on the distribution of tax-deferred savings, Slott outlines benefits in the tax code that people can cash in on, literally, to ensure their financial future. Based in Rockville Centre, NY, Slott is a nationally recognized IRA distribution expert, author, personal finance columnist, and professional speaker. | |
| Dec 2 10:00 PM |
Gary Null: Power Foods | Power Foods is the must-see program for everyone who wants to enjoy vital health for a lifetime! Gary Null Ph.D. will help you to optimize your health by understanding the 15 most important foods that everyone needs to consume regularly and the foods that must be avoided at all costs. Join Dr. Null as he guides you through each food in this in-depth, vibrant, beautifully produced 1-hour presentation. And as a bonus, you?ll see some of the top Vegan Chefs in the world presenting mouthwatering dishes using the Power Foods. | |
| Dec 3 7:00 PM |
Roy Orbison & Friends - A Black And White Night | Filmed in black and white against the streamlined art deco stage of the since-demolished Cocoanut Grove in downtown Los Angeles, this triumphant performance for Roy Orbison is buoyed by a remarkable cast of "A-list" Orbison fans who signed on as his accompanists. Under the direction of T-Bone Burnett, the stage band includes Jackson Browne, Burnett, Elvis Costello, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes, along with the rhythm section from Elvis Presley's fabled late 60s and early 70s touring band. | |
| Dec 3 8:30 PM |
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Live: Pulse | ||
| Dec 3 10:00 PM |
Roy Orbison & Friends - A Black And White Night | Filmed in black and white against the streamlined art deco stage of the since-demolished Cocoanut Grove in downtown Los Angeles, this triumphant performance for Roy Orbison is buoyed by a remarkable cast of "A-list" Orbison fans who signed on as his accompanists. Under the direction of T-Bone Burnett, the stage band includes Jackson Browne, Burnett, Elvis Costello, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes, along with the rhythm section from Elvis Presley's fabled late 60s and early 70s touring band. | |
| Dec 4 7:00 PM |
America: Freedom to Fascism | Determined to find the law that requires American citizens to pay income tax, producer Aaron Russo sets out on a journey to find the evidence. Neither left, nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors,Russo connects the dots between money creation, one world government and immigration, computerized voting, federal income tax and the national identity card. | |
| Dec 4 10:00 PM |
Suze Orman: Women & Money | Suze Orman, the number one New York Times best-selling author, financial expert and two-time Emmy winner, returns to PBS to inspire women to take charge of their financial futures. In SUZE ORMAN: WOMEN & MONEY, she shares her surprising insights into the complicated relationship women have with their money. Orman also equips women with the financial knowledge and emotional awareness to overcome the blocks that have kept them from making more out of the money they have. | |
| Dec 5 7:00 PM |
A Life In Print | The 56 minute film profiles Xavier Viramontes, one of the most influential artists of our time and a founding member of Galeria de la Raza. His iconoclast silk screen poster "Boycott Grapes" for the United Farmworkers awakened a nation and rallied the Chicano movement in art. Director/Producer Michel Fraser's film provides a penetrating look into Xavier's colorful life. Born in Richmond, CA, Xavier served in the Army before his emergence as a respected figure on the American art scene. His work hangs in the permanent collections of the National Hispanic Cultural Center (Albuquerque, NM), the Smithsonian's National Museum of American Art (Washington, D.C) and the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum (Chicago, IL) to name just a few. | |
| Dec 5 8:00 PM |
Colorado Inside Out | Our weekly current events roundtable featuring local media personalities and political pundits. This week's panel features media pundit Eric Sondermann, Westword editor Patricia Calhoun, David Kopel of the Independence Institute, and political commentator Dani Newsum with host Raj Chohan. | |
| Dec 5 8:30 PM |
Independent Thinking | INDEPENDENT THINKING is a current events show not to be missed. Each week it features lively - and sometimes heated - debates between elected officials, journalists, activists, concerned citizens, subject-matter experts, and hard-pressing host Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute. Jon is not afraid to express his "free-market" views, and his guests are not afraid to take on those opinions. It all makes for an informative, lively public affairs program. | |
| Dec 5 9:00 PM |
America: Freedom to Fascism | Determined to find the law that requires American citizens to pay income tax, producer Aaron Russo sets out on a journey to find the evidence. Neither left, nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors,Russo connects the dots between money creation, one world government and immigration, computerized voting, federal income tax and the national identity card. | |
| Dec 6 7:30 PM |
Gary Null: Overcoming Addictive Behavior | ||
| Dec 6 9:00 PM |
Gary Null: You're Smarter Than You Think | ||
| Dec 6 10:30 PM |
Gary Null: Overcoming Addictive Behavior | ||
| Dec 7 8:30 PM |
Celtic Woman The Greatest Journey: Essential Collection-Holiday Special | Celtic Woman remains a major force in the contemporary music landscape, with three hit PBS specials, more than three million CDs and DVDs sold in the U.S., numerous chart-toppers and concerts before more than 800,000 fans in the U.S. alone. This essential collection of beloved and memorable songs features vocalists Lisa, Chloë, Órla, Méav and Hayley and fiddler Máiréad. | |
| Dec 7 10:30 PM |
Roy Orbison & Friends - A Black And White Night | Filmed in black and white against the streamlined art deco stage of the since-demolished Cocoanut Grove in downtown Los Angeles, this triumphant performance for Roy Orbison is buoyed by a remarkable cast of "A-list" Orbison fans who signed on as his accompanists. Under the direction of T-Bone Burnett, the stage band includes Jackson Browne, Burnett, Elvis Costello, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes, along with the rhythm section from Elvis Presley's fabled late 60s and early 70s touring band. | |
| Dec 8 7:00 PM |
Yanni Voices | Popular performer Yanni and four young vocalists - Nathan Pacheco, Chloe, Ender Thomas and Leslie Mills - combine talents to offer an evening of new compositions and Yanni classics. The program features a behind-the-scenes preview of the music from the new CD, Yanni: Voices, and the upcoming concert tour. | |
| Dec 8 8:00 PM |
Aaron Harber Capitol Report | In this quarterly series, Governor Bill Ritter joins Aaron Harber for exclusive, one-hour ?live? broadcasts in which the Governor answers questions posed by citizens calling in from across the State. The series differs from ?sound-bite? shows because it not only offers citizens the opportunity to ask questions of the Governor directly, but also allows for in-depth analysis and a substantive discussion of issues. The program format also promotes civil discourse and mutual respect. | |
| Dec 8 9:00 PM |
America: Freedom to Fascism | Determined to find the law that requires American citizens to pay income tax, producer Aaron Russo sets out on a journey to find the evidence. Neither left, nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors,Russo connects the dots between money creation, one world government and immigration, computerized voting, federal income tax and the national identity card. | |
| Dec 9 7:00 PM |
My Music: Love Songs of the 50s and 60s | The 50s and 60s pop era meets early doo wop in this new MY MUSIC special. The cross-over pop and R&B special includes never-before-seen performances with archival favorites of the pre-Beatles era. Performers include the Penguins, Lenny Coco & the Chimes, the Tymes, the Clovers, Fred Paris and the Four Aces. Also featured are archival favorites from Doris Day, Johnny Ray, Perry Como and many more of the 50s pop and early doo wop eras. | |
| Dec 9 8:30 PM |
Gary Null: Food Mood Body Connection | In the Food Mood Body Connection, Gary Null Ph.D. and 15 of the world?s top medical experts show you specifically how diet, exercise, nutritional supplementation and other lifestyle choices profoundly affect your moods, energy levels, overall health and longevity. | |
| Dec 9 10:30 PM |
Gary Null: Overcoming Addictive Behavior | ||
| Dec 10 7:00 PM |
America: Freedom to Fascism | Determined to find the law that requires American citizens to pay income tax, producer Aaron Russo sets out on a journey to find the evidence. Neither left, nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors,Russo connects the dots between money creation, one world government and immigration, computerized voting, federal income tax and the national identity card. | |
| Dec 10 10:00 PM |
America: Freedom to Fascism | Determined to find the law that requires American citizens to pay income tax, producer Aaron Russo sets out on a journey to find the evidence. Neither left, nor right-wing, this startling examination of government exposes the systematic erosion of civil liberties in America. Through interviews with U.S. Congressmen, former IRS Commissioner and former IRS and FBI agents, tax attorneys and authors,Russo connects the dots between money creation, one world government and immigration, computerized voting, federal income tax and the national identity card. | |
| Dec 11 7:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 11 9:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 12 8:00 PM |
Colorado Inside Out | Our weekly current events roundtable featuring local media personalities and political pundits. This week's panel features media pundit Eric Sondermann, Westword editor Patricia Calhoun, David Kopel of the Independence Institute, and political commentator Dani Newsum with host Raj Chohan. | |
| Dec 12 8:30 PM |
Independent Thinking | INDEPENDENT THINKING is a current events show not to be missed. Each week it features lively - and sometimes heated - debates between elected officials, journalists, activists, concerned citizens, subject-matter experts, and hard-pressing host Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute. Jon is not afraid to express his "free-market" views, and his guests are not afraid to take on those opinions. It all makes for an informative, lively public affairs program. | |
| Dec 12 9:00 PM |
Roy Orbison & Friends - A Black And White Night | Filmed in black and white against the streamlined art deco stage of the since-demolished Cocoanut Grove in downtown Los Angeles, this triumphant performance for Roy Orbison is buoyed by a remarkable cast of "A-list" Orbison fans who signed on as his accompanists. Under the direction of T-Bone Burnett, the stage band includes Jackson Browne, Burnett, Elvis Costello, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes, along with the rhythm section from Elvis Presley's fabled late 60s and early 70s touring band. | |
| Dec 12 10:30 PM |
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Live: Pulse | ||
| Dec 13 7:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 13 9:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 14 7:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 14 9:00 PM |
KBDI Special Programming | Special pledge programming which is still to be announced. Please continue to check our website, as the information is updated once daily at 3 AM. | |
| Dec 15 7:00 PM |
Northern Exposure | Do The Right Thing | An ex-member of the KGB visits Cicely to sell Maurice his official Russian dossier; a health inspector surveys The Brick for the first time in more then thirty years; Maggie makes a vow to herself to live each day as if it was her last. |
| Dec 15 8:00 PM |
Globe Trekker | New Zealand 2 | Ian Wright and Zay Harding visit New Zealand, a land of unspoiled landscapes and immense natural beauty. They meet Maori warriors and watch canoe races, see firsthand the stunning locations for "The Lord of the Rings" films, dabble in extreme sports in Queenstown, hike in the glacial Mount Cook National Park, relax in the hot springs of the Great Barrier Island and participate in a sheep shearing contest at Masterton. |
| Dec 15 9:00 PM |
Spain...On The Road Again | Ride along with Oscar-winner Gwyneth Paltrow, chef Mario Batali, author/journalist Mark Bittman and Spanish actress Claudia Bassols on the unscripted, anything-goes, cross-country road-trip, Spain...on the road Again.Their fun and spontaneous journey showcases the culinary pleasures of Spain, along with the country's art, history, culture and music. Follow the foursome on their travels through Spain's countryside and historic towns, often going where few tourists can. Paltrow and Batali tour the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao with its architect, Frank Gehry, and enjoy dinner with REM frontman Michael Stipe, while Bittman and Bassols spend the evening with one of Spain's most famous chefs and bon vivants, Juan Marie Arzac. | |
| Dec 15 10:00 PM |
Spain...On The Road Again | Ride along with Oscar-winner Gwyneth Paltrow, chef Mario Batali, author/journalist Mark Bittman and Spanish actress Claudia Bassols on the unscripted, anything-goes, cross-country road-trip, Spain...on the road Again.Their fun and spontaneous journey showcases the culinary pleasures of Spain, along with the country's art, history, culture and music. Follow the foursome on their travels through Spain's countryside and historic towns, often going where few tourists can. Paltrow and Batali tour the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao with its architect, Frank Gehry, and enjoy dinner with REM frontman Michael Stipe, while Bittman and Bassols spend the evening with one of Spain's most famous chefs and bon vivants, Juan Marie Arzac. |