Program Reminder:

Burt Wolf: Taste of Freedom

Ch.	Title	Description	#	Day	Date	Time	Length	RPT	CC	DVS	AD MD
36.1	Independence Day	On the 4th of July, the U.S. celebrates Independence Day. Communities from coast to coast commemorate the day in 1776 when the Continental Congress proclaimed America's freedom from British rule. Burt Wolf takes a fascinating trip to Boston, where the American Revolution began, to witness the spot where the Declaration of Independence was first read to the citizens of Boston, discover why the town of Gloucester thinks its parade is horrible, and enjoy one of the best firework shows in the world. WEB LINK	111	SA	06/30/12	05:00am	00:25:44	(RPT)	(CC)	×	MN
36.3	Independence Day	On the 4th of July, the U.S. celebrates Independence Day. Communities from coast to coast commemorate the day in 1776 when the Continental Congress proclaimed America's freedom from British rule. Burt Wolf takes a fascinating trip to Boston, where the American Revolution began, to witness the spot where the Declaration of Independence was first read to the citizens of Boston, discover why the town of Gloucester thinks its parade is horrible, and enjoy one of the best firework shows in the world. WEB LINK	111	SA	06/30/12	05:00am	00:25:44	-	(CC)	×	MN
36.3	The Importance of Ritual	Most holidays and celebrations were developed to mark the cycles of nature, and they have existed in traditional forms for centuries. They bind the past to the present, and predict the future. They are a basic part of every society that has ever existed. But, when these ceremonies arrived in America, they started to change. No longer controlled by convention, these ancient celebrations began to evolve. Burt Wolf explores what happened to these holidays when this nation got its first taste of freedom. Final program of the season. WEB LINK	113	SA	06/30/12	09:00am	00:26:46	-	(CC)	×	MN
36.3	Independence Day	On the 4th of July, the U.S. celebrates Independence Day. Communities from coast to coast commemorate the day in 1776 when the Continental Congress proclaimed America's freedom from British rule. Burt Wolf takes a fascinating trip to Boston, where the American Revolution began, to witness the spot where the Declaration of Independence was first read to the citizens of Boston, discover why the town of Gloucester thinks its parade is horrible, and enjoy one of the best firework shows in the world. WEB LINK	111	SA	06/30/12	05:00pm	00:25:44	-	(CC)	×	MN
36.3	The Importance of Ritual	Most holidays and celebrations were developed to mark the cycles of nature, and they have existed in traditional forms for centuries. They bind the past to the present, and predict the future. They are a basic part of every society that has ever existed. But, when these ceremonies arrived in America, they started to change. No longer controlled by convention, these ancient celebrations began to evolve. Burt Wolf explores what happened to these holidays when this nation got its first taste of freedom. Final program of the season. WEB LINK	113	SA	06/30/12	09:00pm	00:26:46	-	(CC)	×	MN