• Sunday, May 4, at 2pm
  
• Thursday, May 22, at 9pm
  
• Tuesday, May 27, at 8am
  
• Thursday, May 29, at 5pm

Explore the issues of poverty and microcredit through profiles of select recipients of small loans in locales ranging from India to the Philippines to New York City. Learn how short-term loans of even a few dollars have resulted in dramatic lifestyle changes for families who otherwise would have no means of lifting themselves out of poverty.

• Saturday, May 10, at noon
  
• Monday, May 12, at 9pm
  
• Monday, May 19, at 5pm
  
• Monday, May 26, at 8:30am

Hear the amazing stories of Latter-day Saints who served on both sides of the Korean War, including Elder M. Russell Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve and Elder Joe J. Christenson, an emeritus member of the Seventy. Learn how Church members who served their country during the conflict relied on their Savior and gospel principles to keep them safe both physically and spiritually.

• Saturday, May 17, at noon
  
• Wednesday, May 21, at 8:30am
  
• Sunday, May 25, at 6pm
  
• Monday, May 26, at 9pm

Latter-day Saint veterans, including Elders David B. Haight and Neal A. Maxwell, share their wartime experiences and provide insight into such questions as why good people sometimes die in war.

• Monday, May 19, at 8:30am
  
• Saturday, May 24, at noon
  
• Monday, May 26, at 8pm
  
• Thursday, May 29, at 8:30 am

On Aug. 1, 1943, 178 B-24 bombers and crews set out on what would become the most highly decorated military mission in American history: an Allied aerial assault against Hitler's oil refineries deep in enemy territory. Learn the story of World War II pilot Walter Stewart, who took the lead after his commander went down and was able to keep this disastrous mission from failing completely.

• Monday, May 19, at 8pm
  
• Thursday, May 22, at 8:30am
  
• Monday, May 26, at 4pm

In 1941 Nazi Germany, a 16-year-old boy led a resistance group composed of himself and two young friends from his church branch. The three of them carefully distributed fliers throughout Hamburg denouncing Hitler and his propaganda machine. Learn what happened to these young men and the price they paid for standing up for the truth.

• Monday, May 19, at 9pm
  
• Monday, May 26, at 5pm

Hear the courageous stories of three American women who fell in love with soldiers during the terrifying and unstable years of World War II.

• Wednesday, May 21, at 9:30am

Tune in to hear the story of 600 men from southern Utah fighting in the Korean War with the 213th National Guard Field Artillery Battalion. In one particular battle, 240 of these men were attacked by 4000 Chinese soldiers. After the battle, the Utahns found that none of their men had been killed.

• Thursday, May 22, at 9:30am
  
• Friday, May 30, at 9:30pm

Tune in for this Music and the Spoken Word special featuring the Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square performing words and music honoring our fallen soldiers.

• Monday, May 26, at 7pm

Four BYU choirs and the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra honor veterans this month with beloved songs and folk hymns arranged especially for this concert. Under the direction of composers such as Ronald Staheli and Mack Wilberg, the 600 singers and 80 instrumentalists perform songs like "Praise to the Lord," "We’ll Shout and Give Him Glory," and "What Would You Do If I Married a Soldier?"

• Saturday, May 3, at 4pm
  
• Wednesday, May 14, at 9:30am
  
• Friday, May 30, at 9pm

Shaunna Thompson hosts this documentary on the “Power of the Wasatch,” the BYU Cougar Marching Band. Learn how the members are selected and integrated into the band each year, and see the hours of preparation that each show requires. Also, travel with the 225 members to see them perform at the 2007 Las Vegas Bowl and witness BYU's big win!

• Sunday, May 4, at 6pm LIVE
  
• Sunday, May 11, at 8am and 4 & 10pm
  
• Thursday, May 22, at 5pm

This month Elder Nelson addresses college-age individuals the world over. He has served as general Sunday School president and was called to the Quorum of the Twelve on April 7, 1984. Elder Nelson is one of the most respected cardiothoracic surgeons in the United States, having served as a director of the American Board of Thoracic Surgeons and president of the Utah Heart Association.

• Tuesdays starting at 8pm

Learn about how parents can make the home a sanctuary from the world and build positive relationships with children, featuring a focus on the divine role of mothers. Speakers such as Elder Robert D. Hales of the Twelve, former broadcast journalist Jane Clayson Johnson, Sister Patricia T. Holland, and BYU professor Douglas Brinley provide advice and encouragement for those working to build a strong family to counteract the world's influence.

New Mexico

• Friday, May 2, at 7pm LIVE
  
• Saturday, May 3, at 1pm LIVE
  
• Friday, May 9, at 3pm (5/2/08)

San Diego State         

• Friday, May 9, at 7pm LIVE
  
• Saturday, May 10, at 1pm LIVE
  

• Friday, May 23, at 8pm
  
• Friday, May 30, at 4pm
  
• Saturday, May 31, at 1pm

Tune in to the BYU athletic department's annual Y Awards to honor exceptional student athletes, coaches, and competitions of 2007-2008.

• Thursday, May 15, at 2 & 6pm
  
• Friday, May 16, at 2 & 6pm

Each summer, women from all over the world travel to BYU campus in Provo, Utah, to participate in BYU’s Women’s Conference. Featured speakers share insights about home, family, marriage, service, and gospel doctrine. BYU Television brings you highlights from this year’s conference, which took place May 1 and 2. This year the theme comes from Moro. 10:30–32, which encourages all to extend their influence for good by coming unto Christ.