Health/Medicine
 | Alzheimer's: The Cost of Growing Old ALZHEIMER'S: THE COST OF GROWING OLD offers an exploration of the diagnosis, the disease and the ongoing search for an effective treatment and a cure. |  | Be Well Now with Dr. Nancy Snyderman Dr. Nancy Snyderman outlines the everyday elements that affect well-being. |
 | Beautiful Son A documentary about one family’s struggle to heal their son from autism |  | Brain Fitness This program presents a workout to help viewers get their brains in better shape. |
 | Brain Fitness 2: Sight and Sound This program considers how vision and hearing change throughout life and what people can do to keep these senses healthy and fully functional. |  | Brain In Love with Dr. Amen Brain In Love with Dr. Amen |
 | Caring For Your Parents This documentary draws attention to the social, economic, and personal revolution as adults become the primary caregivers for their aging parents. |  | Change Your Brain, Change Your Life Daniel G. Amen, MD demonstrates how to optimize mental performance and overcome self-defeating behaviors like depression, ADD and anxiety. |
 | Children and Autism: Time is Brain Children and Autism is a sensitive and engaging portrait of two families faced with the daunting challenge of raising an autistic child. |  | Demystifying Dyslexia Demystifying Dyslexia profiles inspiring individuals confronting the challenges of living with dyslexia. |
 | Dr. Christiane Northrup: Menopause and Beyond Dr. Christiane Northrup refutes old stereotypes about menopause and offers positive new guidance for women about hormones, diet and sensuality. |  | Facing Alzheimer’s: An African American Perspective This program examines the challenges many African-American families face today as they try to deal with a difficult and often misunderstood disease. |
 | Georgia Weighs In: A Childhood Obesity Special Susan Hoffman talks with experts about nutrition, exercise, genetics and psychological issues that affect children who struggle with weight issues. |  | God on the Brain Could it be that the physical make-up of people's brains programs them to believe in God? |
 | Health Desk Our stories are designed to help you understand more about health and sickness and the impact that health care. |  | Heart Healthy Yoga: Yoga for the Rest of Us Cappy offers the viewers a documentary special that demonstrates the heart-healthy benefits of yoga. |
 | It's Still My Life The program opens at Camp Hardgrove in Warm Springs, Georgia, the only camp in the Southeast for adults with traumatic brain injury. |  | Keeping Kids Healthy A show about better parenting, disease prevention and about keeping your kids safe. |
 | Killer Stress: A National Geographic Special Humans are turning on that same stress response to deal with 30-year mortgages, difficult bosses, teenagers and traffic jams. |  | Life (Part 2) Life (Part 2) is a smart, daring series on the subject of aging. |
 | Men Get Depression Men Get Depression. It is the centerpiece of a national campaign on male depression. |  | Out of the Shadow This film is a story of madness and dignity, shame and love, illuminating a national plight. |
 | Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness A GUIDE TO HAPPINESS explores how philosophy can help people lead happier, more fulfilling lives. |  | Real Moms, Real Stories, Real Savvy Real Moms, Real Stories, Real Savvy celebrates pregnancy and early motherhood as it informs and educates women. |
 | Second Opinion: Taking Charge of Your Healthcare This informative, educational and entertaining medical series shows how doctors make decisions. |  | Secrets of Enlightenment with Deepak Chopra Based on his best-selling book The Third Jesus: The Christ We Cannot Ignore, Deepak leads his audience on a path towards self-awareness. |
 | Struggling in Silence: Physician Depression and Suicide The film profiles doctors living with a variety of mood disorders. |  | Surviving Abundance: Overweight Kids in Crisis A half hour documentary, produced by WHRO, examines the epidemic of childhood obesity. |
 | Take One Step: A Conversation About Cancer with Linda Ellerbee Linda Ellerbee leads a candid discussion with four doctors, all cancer survivors, about the past, present, and future of cancer. |  | The Infinite Mind The Infinite Mind is an innovative, national, weekly public radio series. |
 | The Miller Center National Debates: The Right to Healthcare Examines America’s current role in the world, striving to present vigorous, substantive and civil discourse on major national issues. |  | The Power of Forgiveness The Power of Forgiveness explores recent research into the psychological and physical effects of forgiveness. |
 | The Road Beyond Abuse A documentary about people who have suffered from child abuse and miraculously broken the cycle, and in doing so, changed their future. |  | The Truth About Cancer This program seeks to answer the question, “Why does anyone still die of cancer?” |
 | There is a Bridge THERE IS A BRIDGE challenges conventional views of Alzheimer's sufferers as "unreachable". |  | This Emotional Life |
 | Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? A series that, for the first time on television, sounds the alarm about glaring socio-economic and racial inequities. |  | Your Health Matters Important, timely and useful medical news from Atlanta internist Sandra Fryhofer MD, in plain language. |
Nature
 | Amazon: Super River Amazon: Super River explores the exciting life story of the world’s largest river with the world's most diverse ecosystem. |  | American Values, American Wilderness In American Values, American Wilderness, a diverse group of Americans share their values for wilderness. |
 | Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People This series presents the compelling story of how landscape shapes human cultures and, in turn, how humans shape the land. |  | Appalachian Impressions |
 | Attack! In Pursuit of Africa's Maneaters Attack! In Pursuit of Africa's Maneaters documents challenges the people of Mozambique face in sharing territory with crocodiles, sharks, and lions. |  | Attenborough Wildlife In this selection of ten of his hour long works, Sir David shares his particular insights into a great variety of the world’s wildlife. |
 | Be A Predator Extraordinary wildlife photography plus the latest technology combine in Be A Predator, an insider's view of predatory survival techniques. |  | Chattahoochee River This program follows photographers Joe and Monica Cook’s canoe voyage down the Chattahoochee River. |
 | Chattahoochee: From Water War to Water Vision This documentary will educate viewers on the complex issues that face us when it comes to one of our most precious natural resources: water. |  | Chimpanzees: Return to the Forest This program presents the remarkable history of Stella Brewer Marsden's ongoing chimpanzee rescue project. |
 | Crane Song Crane Song is a stunning visual essay of the Sandhill crane's migration through Nebraska. |  | Crown of the Continent – Alaska's Wrangell-St. Elias Filmmaker John Grabowska explores Alaska's visually spectacular Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. |
 | Dinosaur Week We have dinosaur movies, NOVA specials, a party to preview Dinosaur Train and more! |  | Dinosaurs Alive! Dinosaurs Alive! is a global adventure of science and discovery featuring dinosaurs "reincarnated" life-sized for the giant IMAX® screen. |
 | Dolphins - The Code Breaker Liz Hawkins tracks dolphin pods through the waters around Cape Byron and southern Australia, immersing herself among the enigmatic creatures. |  | Earth & Sky On the Internet and via thousands of global broadcast outlets, EarthSky lets scientists speak directly to you about your world. |
 | Earth Edition - Delicate Blooms: South Florida's Native Orchids treks deep into the backwaters of the Sunshine State — the orchid capital of the U.S. — to glimpse these precious flowers |  | Earthshaker This program features the mystery of the Seismosaurus which was accidentally discovered by hikers in the Ojito Wilderness Area of New Mexico. |
 | Eden at the End of the World It is the last great wilderness of its kind, a rare and precious haven for some of Earth’s most indestructible creatures. |  | Emperors of Ice Using Crittercam technology, hitch a ride with the majestic emperor penguin to go places only penguins have gone before – under the Ross Ice Shelf. |
 | Farming the Future: Farm Life on Long Island This program celebrates the three-century old family farmer way of life, examining the challenges of farming in suburbia. |  | Fiji Firewalkers Fiji Firewalkers explores Fiji's people, land and culture, with a special emphasis on the legendary firewalkers of Beqa Island. |
 | Garden Insects This documentary film is both informative and aesthetically appealing, showcasing the multitude of insects in viewers’ own gardens. |  | Gates of the Arctic: Alaska's Brooks Range Gates of the Arctic journeys to the remote Brooks Range, one of the most remote and pristine places in North America. |
 | Georgia Aquarium: Keepers of the Deep This program brings viewers up close and personal with creatures at the world's largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium. |  | Georgia Outdoors An amazing view of all that Georgia’s natural environment has to offer. |
 | Georgia Outdoors Classic An amazing view of all that Georgia’s natural environment has to offer. |  | Georgia Serenade From Rabun Gap to the Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia’s natural wonders are celebrated in this innovative program. |
 | Global Focus: The New Environmentalists Featuring intimate portraits of six passionate and dedicated environmental activists from around the globe. |  | Green Builders This special looks at a variety of approaches and levels of commitment and at the individuals who have helped turn green building theory into reality. |
 | Humpback Whale Follows the natural history host extraordinaire as he travels from Alaska to Hawaii to the Antarctic to observe the social habits. |  | Ice Blink ICE BLINK intertwines spectacular location footage, fascinating anecdotes and thought-provoking observations. |
 | Jane Yarn: Marsh Lady of the Georgia Coast Before the environmental movement began, the late Jane Yarn was blazing a path for conservation. |  | Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures Jean-Michel Cousteau and his team of "oceanauts" have set sail to explore dangerous and spectacular locales across the globe. |
 | Journey to Planet Earth Journey to Planet Earth is television's only continuing science and nature series focusing on the environment. |  | Kamuy: The Japanese Brown Bear KAMUY: THE JAPANESE BROWN BEAR is the story of a year-old bear cub's coming-of-age. |
 | Knee Deep follows a culturally diverse group of dedicated senior citizens who are pooling their collective knowledge for a common cause |  | Krakatoa Krakatoa brings to life the story of this mammoth eruption, using dramatic recreation, and contemporary documentary footage. |
 | Marketplace Presents: The Climate Race As the scientific questions over climate change settle, the fight over the globe's economic transformation is only just beginning. |  | Mystery of Chaco Canyon How did an ancient civilization, with no known written language, arrange its buildings into a virtual celestial calendar? |
 | NATURE Nature has been the benchmark of natural history programs on public television, capturing the splendors of the natural world. |  | National Geographic's Strange Days on Planet Earth National Geographic's Strange Days on Planet Earth series shines the spotlight on both fresh and salt water. |
 | Oak Openings Region: Discovering Our Natural Heritage Oak Openings Region: Discovering Our Natural Heritage profiles the dedicated citizens striving to create a network of natural spaces. |  | Orphan Orca: Saving Springer Orphan Orca: Saving Springer recounts the inspiring story of the rehabilitation and eventual release of the baby orca. |
 | Parklands of the Midwest with Dan Kaercher Dan Kaercher, editor-in-chief of Midwest Living Magazine, travels from forests, refuges, and scenic byways to rivers, lakes, and grasslands. |  | Planet Forward Hosted by Emmy Award-winning CNN veteran Frank Sesno, the broadcast is driven by people’s ideas about the nation’s energy future. |
 | Planet Tales Planet Tales is a collection of natural history and historical documentaries. |  | Quest: Investigating Our World QUEST: INVESTIGATING OUR WORLD profiles the dynamic scientists unveiling new and exciting innovations. |
 | Race for Open Space Examines the complex issues surrounding the development boom and how the phenomenon is tied with the American dream. |  | Remembered Earth: New Mexico's High Desert In Remembered Earth, filmmaker John Grabowska and Indian author N. Scott Momaday present a vision of hope for humankind. |
 | Ribbon of Sand Ribbon of Sand profiles this seascape and the transitory islands that are doomed to disappear. |  | Savage Planet Eyewitness accounts, scientific investigations, and unprecedented footage from around the world put viewers in the eye of the storm. |
 | Savage Seas Cameras follow technical experts as they investigate why oceanic events happen. |  | Secret Seashore: Georgia's Barrier Islands The coast of Georgia is only 100 miles long, but it offers over 800 miles of serpentine shoreline. |
 | Shore Things |  | Swampwise swampwise This hour-long program, punctuated by Flood’s original songs, tracks the seasonal changes in the swamp. |
 | The Adirondacks Sprawled across six million acres in upstate New York, the Adirondack Park is by far the largest park in the lower 48 states. |  | The Botany of Desire This special takes viewers on an eye-opening exploration of the human relationship with the plant world — seen from the plants' point of view. |
 | The Everlasting Stream Walt Harrington journeys to rural Kentucky to meet old friends, hunt rabbits and recall life lessons. |  | The Joy of Snakes Okefenokee Joe explains in this quirky program, snakes are more interesting than lethal. All that and more on GPB's 'The Joy of Snakes.' |
 | The Moon Documentary that charts man's scientific progress in understanding the moon's history as well as the myths. |  | The National Parks: America's Best Idea - A Film by Ken Burns This documentary series, directed by Ken Burns, was filmed over the course of more than six years in some of nature’s most spectacular locales. |
 | The Natural History of the Chicken Reveals that this small, common and seemingly simple animal is as complex and grand as any of Earth's creatures. |  | The Return of the Cuyahoga The Cuyahoga is America’s best example yet of a watery success story. The dead river came clean — and back to life again. |
 | The Secret Lives of Butterflies The Secret Lives of Butterflies explores new realms of biology and ecology surrounding these vibrant creatures. |  | Tracks Across the Sky Tracks Across the Sky documents a revered national landmark's collision with one of nature's most powerful forces. |
 | Turning the Tide Follows scientists, senior citizens and young children as they discover these urban wetlands' rich variety of plants and animals. |  | Walking the Great Divide: A Journey Along the Continental Divide Trail Mark Flagler embarks on a six-month journey to traverse the primitive backcountry trail that stretches from Mexico to Canada. |
 | Wanderers of the Deep WANDERERS OF THE DEEP stars two of the most fascinating sea creatures, dolphins and whales. |  | Whales of Atlantis Whales of Atlantis documents a five-month expedition aboard the French tall ship Belem. |
 | When Nature Strikes Back Focuses on some of nature's disasters, their effects, and science's help in prediction. |  | Wild Chronicles Wild Chronicles tells the story of our planet from the vantage of those who have traversed its passageways. |
 | Wild River: The Colorado This program follows the Colorado River from its headwaters in Rocky Mountain National Park through Utah's Westwater Canyon. |  | Wild South The Wild South tells the story of three of the last large southern wilderness areas and what they mean to three people. |
 | Wild! Wild! is a series of high quality, nature, and wildlife long form stories, well told and beautifully filmed. |  | Yellowstone: Land to Life Filmmaker John Grabowska presents a lyrical interpretation of the sweeping geologic story of Yellowstone. |
Science/Technology
 | 400 Years of the Telescope The compelling program takes viewers on an adventure through the heavens and around the globe. |  | A Room Nearby Distinctive animation blends with comments from five culturally dissimilar people to pose a provocative question: Can loneliness make you happy? |
 | Accidents in Space Accidents in Space looks beyond the horrors of the Challenger explosion, Apollo 13 and the fire on Apollo 1 to examine the unreported and the unknown. |  | Apollo 17: Final Footprints on the Moon Captures the events of two of NASA's tremendously successful and groundbreaking manned missions to the moon. |
 | Design Squad Design Squad plugs a cast of eight high-schoolers into the big, wild world of engineering. |  | History of Science |
| Marketplace Presents: The Climate Race As the scientific questions over climate change settle, the fight over the globe's economic transformation is only just beginning. |  | Minds Behind the Station A documentary for viewers of all ages about the NASA scientists who designed the Space Station and maintain the floating laboratory. |
 | Moving Earth An absorbing tale of institutional power and tradition challenged by scientific achievement and enlightenment. |  | NOVA Renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts the third season of this fast-paced and provocative science magazine. |
 | NOVA Science Now Renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts the third season of this fast-paced and provocative science magazine. |  | NOVA: Absolute Zero The two-part special Absolute Zero presents the epic story of humanity’s struggle to master extreme cold. |
| Planet Forward Hosted by Emmy Award-winning CNN veteran Frank Sesno, the broadcast is driven by people’s ideas about the nation’s energy future. |  | Secrets of Shangri-la Explorers climbs for the first time into the legendary Kingdom of Mustang, a remote part of the Himalayas previously off-limits to outsiders. |
 | Secrets of the Dead Part detective story, part true-life drama, Secrets of the Dead unearths evidence from around the world. |  | Seeing In The Dark This state-of-the-art documentary introduces viewers to the rewards of first-person, hands-on astronomy. |
 | Supernatural Science Supernatural Science uses a panoply of tools of modern science to illuminate the boundaries of human experience and belief. |  | The Human Face This 4 part BBC series examines the science behind facial beauty, expression, and fame in an entertaining fashion. |
 | The InVenture Prize @ Georgia Tech 2011 Teams of Georgia Tech students compete on live television for a $10,000 purse and a patent for the next great invention! |  | The Innovators: Designing the Future THE INNOVATORS: DESIGNING THE FUTURE examines the power of innovation to transform lives. |
 | The Transformation Age: How to Survive a Technology Revolution Introduces the people poised to take advantage of new information-based technologies in the next five to 10 years. |  | Warplane Four programs with a combination of thematic and chronological approaches. |
 | We Are The Aliens In We Are The Aliens, groundbreaking research into panspermia is explored. |  | Wired Science WIRED SCIENCE brings Wired magazine's cutting-edge vision, stylish design and irreverent attitude to the screen. |
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