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Martha Stewart Show listings January 17-20

By April MacIntyre Jan 11, 2012, 16:16 GMT

12/07/2011 - Martha Stewart - 31st Annual Muse Awards for Vision and Achievement - Arrivals - New York Hilton, Grand Ballroom, 3rd Floor, 1335 Avenue of the Americas - New York City, NY, USA © Marco Sagliocco / PR Photos

Tune in alert for Hallmark star Martha Stewart and the Martha Stewart Show.

Halmark sent M&C the listings:

Snow Day Ideas

Get snowed in with fun and creative snow-day ideas for kids in our winter wonderland studio. Make comforting, family-friendly macaroni and cheese, including savory mix-in variations. Concoct homemade science experiments with Professor Figgy, our resident mad scientist. And create cute polar bear decorations with homemade play clay from crafter Kristin St. Clair.

Tuesday, January 17

Tips for Living Longer

Discover the secrets to a longer, more satisfying life with lessons from the world's happiest and most long-living people, revealed by author Dan Buettner ("The Blue Zones"). Then, make a flavorful shitake mushroom dish with Whole Living deputy food editor Shira Bocar. Plus, Martha video-chats with a viewer on the Action Plan detox.

Wednesday, January 18

Chef John DeLucie

Make a meal fit for a king with impressive recipes you can prepare at home from John DeLucie, chef-owner of New York's Crown and The Lion restaurants. Plus, get gorgeous table-setting inspiration for your next party from event designer Matthew Robbins. 

Thursday, January 19

Best Cat Breeds for You

Find the top cat breeds for your family with a guide to the most lovable domestic felines from breeder Anthony Hutcherson. Then, some of the biggest cats in the business -- lions, tigers, and more -- visit our studio with wildlife expert Grant Kemmerer.

Friday, January 20

Asian-Style Recipes

Learn new uses for soy sauce with simple, Asian-inspired recipes your family will love. Plus, a primer on the most buzzed-about gadgets from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show with New York Times tech columnist David Pogue, and positive-thinking strategies from author Kathy Cramer.