Child. Cuisine Rapide (1990), series of 13 cooking shows hosted by chef Pierre Franey. Dessert Circus (1997), a cooking series featuring Jacques Torres. Hodgepodge Lodge (1970s), a nature show for children hosted by Jean Worthley. Jewish Cooking in America with Joan Nathan (1998–2002) (PBS) Julia Child: Lessons With Master Chefs (2000–2011) (PBS) Kratts' Creatures, (1996) children's series with the Kratt Brothers (PBS) Lynn Fischer's Healthy Indulgences (late 1990s), 26 shows hosted by Lynn Fischer. Maryland State of Mind (1994–2001), 28-episode series hosted by NPR's Scott Simon, showcasing the 13 schools of the University System of Maryland. Newsnight Maryland, a locally produced news program that reviews the stories happening in the state of Maryland. On Nature's Trail (1978), a television show featured Elmer and Jean Worthley observing and discussing plants growing at different locations in Baltimore County, Maryland. On Stage at Wolf Trap (1980s), concert series. Of Earth and Man (1970s), educational series. Primal Grill (2008—2011) outdoor cooking series with Steven Raichlen. The Transformation Age: Surviving a Technology Revolution with Robert X. Cringely (2007), 1 hour documentary on technology and business. A co-production with the Robert H Smith School of Business. To the Contrary (1992–2011) Persephone Productions (PBS) Volvo Ocean Race: sailing race around the world with host Gary Jobson Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser (1972–2002), MPT's signature long running financial information program Wall $treet Week (with Fortune) (2002–2005), which succeeded the original program after the departure of Louis Rukeyser Weeknight Alive! (1980s), arts series Wimzie's House, children's series, presenting station only Zoboomafoo (1999–2001) children's series with the Kratt Brothers and PBS in the United States; Canadian production handled by Cinar (now part of WildBrain). Stations The MPT stations are: WGPT is assigned to the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania market and elects must-carry status on satellite providers there. For the purposes of pay-television carriage, WMPT and WMPB are assigned to the Baltimore market, while WFPT and WWPB are assigned to Washington-Hagerstown and WCPB to Salisbury. Notes: 1. Aside from their transmitters, the MPT stations (except WMPB) do not maintain any physical presence in their cities of license. 2. WMPB used the callsign WETM during its construction permit from 1967 to 1968. 3. WWPB used the -TV suffix in its callsign from its 1974 sign-on to October 15, 1976. 4. WMPT used the callsign WAPB (Annapolis) from its 1975 sign-on to July 4, 1984. 5. WGPT and WFPT were both first licensed in