Once you go RADIOHEAD, you'll never go back...

KACV presents some interesting viewing options this Memorial Day Weekend..."Rebel" is the story of Loreta Velazquez, Confederate soldier turned Union spy...all in disguise as a man. A Cuban immigrant from New Orleans, she was one of an estimated 1000 secret women soldiers of the American Civil War.  VOCES ON PBS: REBEL...Friday at 9pm


Thom Yorke and Alt rock icon Radiohead take the ACL stage performing songs from their
Grammy-nominated LP The King of Limbs. AUSTIN CITY LIMITS...Saturday at 10pm 

Sunday we're proud to present The NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT, broadcasting live from the West Lawn of the US Capitol before a concert audience of hundreds of thousands, to millions more at home and on the American Forces Network to troops serving around the world. The broadcast is co-hosted by Emmy Award winner Gary Sinise and Tony Award winner Joe Mantegna, and features an all-star line-up in performance with the National Symphony Orchestra.
SUNDAY at 7pm & 8:30

A new documentary takes a hard look at a city on the brink. Detroit was the birthplace of the middle-class; a great city that came with the guarantee of the American dream. Today, the Motor City is suffering from a bad case of post-industrialism. Hit with the deadly combination of myopic executives, corrupt politicians, severe racial tensions and a lack of innovation, Detroit now stands as a shell of its former self. And according to an increasingly loud chorus in the media, Detroit is "dead." But look a little closer and find that Detroit just may be the ultimate incubator for fresh ideas -- a Petri dish of creativity borne out of frustration and unwillingness to give up. With quintessential American pluck and grit,this city just may rise from the ashes thanks to a dynamic cluster of innovators, entrepreneurs and proud, self-proclaimed "hustlers."
INDEPENDENT LENS: DETROPIA...Monday 9pm