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Stonewall Uprising
The Stonewall riots marked a major turning point in the modern gay civil rights movement.
Ballerina Boys
Discover The Trocks. Dancing on pointe shoes, these male ballerinas mix artistry and joy.
Say His Name: Five Days for George Floyd
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Scenes of pain, anger, and hope after George Floyd is murdered by police in Minneapolis.
Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten
Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten
Learn about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, on the one hundredth anniversary of the crime.
Video Games for High Quality Equitable Learning
David Gagnon discusses the educational advantages of using video games as teaching tools.
How Did Pride Become a Parade?
How did the New York City Stonewall Riots turn into a month-long celebration?
Incorporating Native Plants
Native plants provide habitat and food for pollinators and songbirds, and are hardier.
Made in Wisconsin
Civic Engagement and Representation
Angela speaks to an activist about hurdles to Black political participation.
A Pig in a Fur Coat | Tenutas
Pig in a Fur Coat chef Daniel Bonanno is inspired by his Italian roots and time at Tenuta.
The 2021 Budget and more Legislative Business
PBS Wisconsin Political Reporter Zac Schultz discusses the 2021 biennial budget.
From Partners at Milwaukee PBS
First Nations Stories
U.S. Native communities see COVID-19 as existential threat
Native communities have been hit hard by COVID-19 -- and fear for their survival
Mole Lake Ojibwe History
Tribal elder Fred Ackley shares stories of the Mole Lake Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
Native American Foodways
Laura Manthe and Lea Zeise share the origins and traditions of the Ohe*láku cooperative.
My Louisiana Love
A young woman's quest to find a place in her Native American community in Louisiana.
Edward Curtis's Native American Photographs
Christopher Cardozo discusses beauty, heart and spirit in Edward Curtis’s photographs.
The Pandemic's Toll on the Native American Community
Peggy Flanagan, Lt. Gov. of Minnesota, joins the program.
Eating Up Easter
The challenge to protect remote Rapa Nui culture and environment from modernization.
Food
Pilot Abdul : Grandmother’s Food
Abdul cooks Red Beef Curry with Potatoes: Burmese dish described as ``grandmother's food.``
Elena Terry: SassSquash
Chef Elena Terry (Ho-Chunk Nation) cooks “SassSquash”-dish celebrating indigenous foodways
Sap-Sap
Learn about Sap-Sap —a dinner series and brand of food products created by Alex Hanesakda.
Patisserie
There are only four bakers left vying for a place in the much sought after final.
Houston
Discover the food and community in Houston's Nigerian and greater West African diaspora.
Policing Blackness after the Second World War
Simon Balto focuses on race, migration to urban spaces and police responses since WWII.
Insights from the 1918-19 Global Influenza Epidemic
Peter Shult and Thomas Haupt discuss lessons learned from the 1918-1919 flu epidemic.
Gardening as We Age
Mark Dwyer recommends tips, tools and techniques to make gardening accessible to everyone.
Why Is There Black Radicalism?
Cedric Robinson shares the history of the Black Radicalism Tradition.
Episode 3
James is put to the test. Tristan faces temptation, and Siegfried angles for a client.
Episode 1
PBS Wisconsin Passport
Esther Summerson is sent to live at Bleak House where she is welcomed by John Jarndyce.
Episode Four
PBS Wisconsin Passport
Angry and upset over his rejection, Darcy decides to defend himself.
Episode 1
PBS Wisconsin Passport
Arthur Clennam returns from China and meets his mother's seamstress Amy Dorrit.
Episode 1
PBS Wisconsin Passport
The Dashwoods start a new life in Devonshire following the death of their father.
Episode One
PBS Wisconsin Passport
The body of wealthy brewer Mr. Havisham is driven to his final resting place.
Summer harvesting
Harvesting is an important step to keep plants productive for the rest of the season.
Balance Exercises for Ready Reflexes
Improve your balance and reflexes to maintain your independence.
Invasive Jumping Worms
Brad Herrick explains how to identify jumping worms and how to keep them from spreading.
Growing Tomatoes in Wisconsin
Lisa Johnson offers tips on how to successfully grow tomatoes in the Midwest.
Awakening
Discover how a new awareness of nature is helping to restore ecosystems once thought lost.
Nature's Fear Factor
Can bringing predators—and fear—back into an ecosystem help restore its natural balance?
Animal Babies: First Year on Earth
First Steps
PBS Wisconsin Passport
See how the babies learn to understand their surroundings in their first three months.
How Well Do Masks Work?
Wearing a mask is a cheap and easy way to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
Alzheimer’s Disease
UW School of Medicine faculty on the diagnosis and care of people with Alzheimer’s disease
Candid Interview with COVID-19 ER Nurse and Epidemiologist
ER Nurse Practitioner and Epidemiologist talk about their experiences with the pandemic.
How the Blue Ridge Mountains (Almost) Lost Their Blue
The hazy blue was disappearing from the horizon, but it wasn’t just the trees fault.
Wisconsin Young Artists Compete: The Final Forte 2021
Students in the Bolz Young Artist Competition perform at Madison's Overture Hall.
Black women are finally breaking through country music
Long excluded from country music, Black women are finally breaking through
Romeo & Juliet
In defiance of their feuding families, Romeo and Juliet risk everything to be together.
What Lil Nas X's 'Montero' says about Black queerness
What Lil Nas X's 'Montero' says about Black queerness
Artist Talk: Nathan Alan Davis
Playwright Nathan Alan Davis shares the history of the slave rebellion led by Nat Turner.
The Light
An autobiographical story of love woven through three lyrical music videos fusing hip-hop and the theater arts.
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