Week of May 13th - May 19th

Angel and the Badman... John Wayne, portraying the Badman, is wounded in a lawless skirmish and nursed back to health by Prudence Worth and her God-fearing family. Will his love for the high-principled Prudence overcome his desire for revenge?

White Fang... Adventurer makes friends with a young girl and her brother, who have a map to a gold mine. Local thieves try to steal the map, but White Fang comes to the rescue.

Detour... A man hitch-hiking to Hollywood is accused of murder and becomes the slave of a scheming woman with big plans.

Things to Come... This dramatic film classic by H.G. Wells depicts the collapse of world civilization and its turbulent fall into the evil grasp of dictatorship in the city of Everytown.

Letter of Introduction... An aging actor and his estranged daughter plot to make it back on Broadway while hiding their existence from the press.

The Hobbit... A homebody demi-human in Middle Earth gets talked into joining a quest with a group of dwarves to recover their treasure from a dragon.

Deadtime Stories… A babysitting uncle tells his charges three horror stories about a killer witch, Little Red Riding Hood and a werewolf, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Arts a la Carte… Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown and Memphis area. This month’s show focuses on the Dixon Art Gallery. 

Chamber Matters... Join host Janie Day as she discusses topics that relate to the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce. This month, Janie welcomes to the show Steve Reed, Owner of Big League Movers; George Colgate with Tennessee Small Business Development Centers; and Amy Barringer, Clinical Director of Baptist Rehabilitaion-Germantown.

Classic Crosstalk… Classic Crosstalk takes you back in time to some of the most memorable Crosstalk programs in GHS-TV history. Taped in 2001, this show features host Michelle Hayes. Hayes talks with famed mime artist Tony Montanaro and ballerina Karen Hurll Montanaro about their lives and artistic careers.

Crosstalk...  This week host Rachel Shannon looks at various events going on this summer in and around the Germantown area.

Economic Club of Memphis: Jim Crupi, Ph.D… Jim Crupi, Ph.D., president and founder of Strategic Leadership Solutions, Inc., provides information about international business trends and leadership development.

Facing History and Ourselves: A Conversation with Sonia Weitz… Sonia Weitz, a Holocaust educator and a survivor of five Nazi concentration camps, speaks about her experiences and reads from her book of poems, I Promised I Would Tell.

I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective ways to throw a dress-up party.

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News talks with local newsmakers from around the city of Germantown. This month, Dorband brings to her show Phil Cannon, Executive Director of the St. Jude Golf Tournament; Wanda Chancellor, Public Relations Director of the Germantown Charity Horse Show; and Cheryl Angelo from Eclectic Catering.

Inspiring Leaders… Host Donna Chandler Newman from Leadership Germantown talks with influential leaders in Germantown and the Mid-South. In this month’s show, Donna talks with Ron Wade, Executive Director, Mike Parham, a member of the Board of Directors, and Barry Mitchell, Chairman of the Board of Directors, of Hope Works; and Moya Dent, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of Leadership Germantown. 

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show focuses on “Tort Reform” with Patrick Ardis, a local attorney with Wolff Ardis, P.C.  

Let’s Talk Money... Hosts Kelly Bolton and Harvey Cook discuss different ways to manage your finances and invest wisely. This month Harvey and Kelly talk to Lynn Lanigan, CEO of Lanigan Worldwide Moving and Warehousing.  

Living Well… Host William Kenley explores medical treatments and wellness topics. In this month’s show, Mr. Kenley talks with Dr. James Eason, program director of the Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute, about organ donation and transplantation.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests this month are Ron Jones, President of the Memphis College of Art, and Charles Chandler, a graduate of the college; Jimmy Murphy, a Veterinarian at the Collierville Pet Hospital; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at teacher and principal evaluations. Shelby County Schools Superintendent Dorsey Hopson and Deputy Superintendent David Stephens are the guests for this month’s focus. The “School of the Month” is Elmore Park Middle School. This month’s “Teacher Feature” spotlights Highland Oaks Elementary Music Teacher Christopher Paxton.

Spotlight on Germantown… Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government. This month, the Mayor will talk with Shannon Rooney, Director of the Germantown Community Library; and Craig Melton, Recreation Specialist for the Parks and Recreation Department for the City of Germantown.

Storytime... Host Rob Zelonky uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts. This month, Rob will celebrate with pre-school students from Germantown Methodist Daycare.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee. This month Ruth talks to Margot McNeeley, Executive Director of “Project Green Fork.”

All Aboard… All Aboard takes railroad enthusiasts on a journey to see railroad operations during the last half of the 20^th century in the United States. This month’s show features railroads of the 1950s. Episode Number 8.

Along the Blackstone… Follow a National Park Service Ranger through the industrial landscape, capturing the stories, cultures, rich natural resources and heritage of the birthplace of America’s journey towards industrialization. This month’s episode is titled “Discovering Your Community.” Episode number 11.

The Alternate Root… The Alternate Root TV show is a weekly music program hosted by Reb Landers from The Alternate Root magazine. This week’s show features Paul Thorn, Johnny A, and Canadian folk artist Madison Violet as well as several other outstanding musicians.  Episode #1, Parts 1 and 2.

The Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week’s title is is “Elly’s First Date.” Episode number 15.

Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa. This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This month’s title is "San Francisco." Episode number 10.   

Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This month’s show features "Polar Bear." Episode number 7.   

Classic TV… Classic TV presents "Long John Silver." May is Long John Silver month. Each week get ready for more adventures on the high seas. This series stars Robert Newton as Long John Silver. This week’s title is "Dragon Slayer." Episode # 3.

Conn Jackson… Conn Jackson is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week’s show features Tony Dungy, Flower Show, and Terabithia. Episode number 219.

Creating Cooperative Kids…  Join host and parenting expert Bill Corbett as he offers step-by-step instructions on raising cooperative kids with high self-esteem. This month’s show is “Ten Discipline Tools for the Home and Classroom.” Episode number 5.

A Culinary Journey… Chef Luca Paris gives viewers an inside look at Mediterranean cuisine. This month Chef Paris take viewers on a culinary journey as he explores making cookies perfect for fall. Episode Number 509.

Doggy Dilemmas… Certified professional dog trainer Denise Mazzola puts her two decades of experience to the test as she helps people train their dogs. This month Mazzola talks about the importance of Pet First Aid. Episode number 128.

Drawing with Mark…Join illustrator Mark Marderosian as he hosts this innovative children series that combines learning, live action and animation for all ages! This month’s show features a trip to the zoo. Episode number 4, Part 1.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen. This week Cohen interviews Bharati Mukherjee, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award.  Episode number 31.

First Amendment Center presents The Confederate Flag: Heritage or Hate Speech… A diverse panel of experts looks at the controversy surrounding the Confederate flag flying over the South Carolina Capitol.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is "Hospital Care.” Episode number 202.

Future Talk… Examine the global impact of technology and see where the newest scientific developments are leading our society. This month’s show is about nanotechnology. Episode number 5.

The Garage… Steve Butler takes you into his garage to show you how to make fun projects without expensive shop tools. This episode will feature Steve creating “Danish Facelift.” Episode Number 7.

Gardening Rhythms…  This urban gardening show is for any skill-level gardener and embraces the wisdom of traditional and modern techniques. This month’s title is “Design Ecology-Creating Vertical Gardens.” Episode number 5.

Give Your Walls Some Soul... Enjoy Shannon Grissom’s award-winning television show where she shares her tips and techniques for painting with soul! This month’s episode is titled "This Silver Has Soul!”

Hot and Cold… Hot and Cold follows Tom Gocze as he builds and renovates houses with new types of insulation and alternative energy. This week’s show is “Garbage Disposal.” Episode number 89.

Humanities Tennessee: Black Diamonds, Blues City… Black Diamonds, Blues City tells the story of The Negro Baseball Leagues and especially The Memphis Red Sox.

In Focus… Award winning In Focus is a documentary series featuring reporting, historical background stories and cultural profiles. This month’s episode goes on a paragliding tour of the Alps. Episode Number 10.

John Rosemond Special Presentation… Family psychologist John Rosemond examines the ever changing attitudes about the role of education in the United States.

Kids-a-Cookin’…Follow host Karen Arnold as she leads school-age children step-by-step in preparing nutritious, delicious and fun recipes. This week’s episode is “Blender.” Episode number 9.

Life and Style with Sara… Host Sara Conner interviews engaging guests on topics like raising children, organic gardening, healthy cooking, getting organized and much more. This month’s topic is “Museum Quest.” Episode number 5.

The Lucy Show... Each week watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week’s title is "The Monkey."

NASA 360… NASA 360 takes a look at NASA’s past, present, and future by examining how technology is being used from space exploration to everyday consumer products. This month’s show looks at the Johnson Space Center. Episode number 15.

National Gallery of Art presents: James McNeill Whister: His Etchings… This film shows the changes in Whister’s art style over the years, focusing on the effects he achieved by experimenting with inking and printing techniques.

Perils for Pedestrians... Perils for Pedestrians is a weekly television series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week host John Wetmore speaks with the president of the New Orleans Regional Bicycle Awareness Committee, the executive director of the Mississippi River Trail Corporation, and the vice president of the Minneapolis City Council about pedestrian safety. Episode number 79.

Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month’s episode is “Time to Kill”. Episode number 12.

Recovery Month… Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions. This month’s show is titled “New Trends and Implications: Discoveries and Developments in Behavioral Health”. Episode number 82.

Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This week’s episode is “Food for Thought”. Episode number 25.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show “Champion at Life” highlights the health crisis faced by legendary college football coach Bobby Bowden.

Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson—and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade—battle criminals in London. This week's episode is “The Case of the Laughing Mummy.” Episode number 17.

Smart Boating… Smart Boating is an informational show designed to educate about all aspects of recreational boating. In this month’s episode, host Paul Jermain will celebrate the 100^th episode by taking a look back at several clips from the past five years. Episode Number 100.

Songspeak: Conversations on the Art and Craft of Songwriting… Songspeak is a collaborative project between MTSU’s Recording Industry Department and ASCAP. Host Hal Newman interviews Nashville songwriters about the art and craft of writing songs. This month’s guests are Kirsti Manna and Coles Whalen.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This week’s program is entitled "Understanding a Cancer Diagnosis." Episode number 5.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy. This week’s program looks at the difference between doing genealogy research in a large city and a small town.  Episode number 208.

Travel with Sandy and Gail… Join Sandy and Gail on their travels to some of the most interesting destinations in the world. This month’s episode is about Northern India. Episode number 5.

Voice of Her Own, A… The voice of women and change in Asia.

Week of May 20th - May 26th

Baby and the Battleship... After a quayside mix-up with the Italian family of his fiancée, able seaman Knocker White finds himself literally left holding the baby.

Cyrano de Bergerac... A tragic wit flawed by a big nose employs a handsome man to speak his words and gain the love of a beautiful woman.

Tarzan, the Fearless... Tarzan cannot refuse to aid a lady in distress, so he promises Mary that he'll find her missing father who's been captured by a fierce native tribe.

Lady of Burlesque... A lively look into the life of old-time burlesque offers viewers a glimpse into the antics and spice of entertainment from another era.

Outlaw, The... This famous film produced and directed by Howard Hughes is loosely based on the saga of the life and crimes of Billy the Kid.

Swing High, Swing Low... A woman discovers her husband romancing another woman and files for divorce.