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Noon Wednesday: Pride for Black Lives
Inequities leading the Black Lives Matter movement intersect with the LGBTQ community.
Planting In Your Garden
How to plant both transplants from the garden center and seeds from packets in the garden.
Out of the Woods: As You Like It
A virtual play reading of Shakespeare’s As You Like It by American Players Theatre
Health Officials Remind Public That COVID Has Not Gone Away
Dr. Westergaard urges infection prevention strategies: wearing masks, physical distancing.
Warmup Stretches for Runners Part 1
Try this short pre-run warmup to prevent injuries (Part 1)
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am
An artful and intimate meditation on the legendary storyteller.
Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project
Reclusive activist Marion Stokes videotaped TV 24/7 for decades in the name of truth.
Wisconsin's Latest Poll Numbers
Charles Franklin talks results re: presidential election, protest movement, police reform
CELEBRATE PRIDE
Wisconsin's Early Gay History
R. Richard Wagner provides an account of Wisconsin’s gay history from 1895 to 1969.
Noon Wednesday: We've Been Here All Along
Wisconsin author Dick Wagner discusses his new book on the history of gay Wisconsinites.
Two-Spirit
Ryan Young is a Two-Spirit artist who discovered an Ojibwe connection to gender identity.
Polyamory, Demisexuality, and Being Transgender in the South
A conversation with LGBTQ+ community members at the Creating Change Conference.
Growing Up Trans
An intimate look at the struggles and choices facing transgender kids and their families.
Black trans activists push their stories this Pride Month
As Pride Month kicks off, black trans activists want their stories centered
Independent Film
Where the Pavement Ends
A haunting look at the deep and lasting wounds of segregation and racial injustice.
Eating Up Easter
The challenge to protect remote Rapa Nui culture and environment from modernization.
Always in Season
Always in Season is a haunting exploration of lynching and racial violence in America.
Outspoken
LGBTQ West Virginians assert the power and longevity of a small town queer community.
Is Van Life Harder for Solo Black Women?
Is Van Life Harder for Solo Black Women? | American Nomads, Ep. 2
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
Julia! America's Favorite Chef
Julia was a larger-than-life figure who revolutionized the way that Americans ate.
Cajun Braised Teal: The Filet Mignon of Duck
Braised duck is a staple of Louisiana’s Cajun cuisine.
Polenta, Greens and Eggs
Enjoy an easy, comforting recipe from her farm: Polenta with Sautéed Greens and Eggs.
Boston
Marcus learns about the area's Portuguese, Brazilian, and Cape Verdean food traditions.
The UW, Madison and the Influenza Epidemic of 1918
Steve Oreck discusses how the deadly influenza virus was transmitted in 1918.
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.
How Korea Was Divided and Why It Matters
David Fields explores factors which led to Korea splitting into two countries.
Exercises for Gardeners
Try these stretches and exercises before gardening to help prevent muscle soreness.
Creating a Garden for All Seasons
Erin Clark explains basic design principles used to create year-round gardens.
Grow Your Own Salad
Grow vegetables for a garden salad with the help of Master Gardener Susan Mahr.
Decoding COVID-19
Scientists race to understand and defeat the coronavirus behind the COVID-19 pandemic.
Climate Change - The Facts
Scientists explore the impact of climate change.
Part 2: Revolution in the Treatment of Disease
Part Two begins with the signature scientific achievement of our time.
Blood Sugar Rising: America's Hidden Diabetes Epidemic
Blood Sugar Rising is a PBS special that follows the diabetes epidemic in the U.S.
Discovering New Pathogens in Wildlife
Tony Goldberg discusses the discovery of novel pathogens in wildlife populations.
Sunlight Is Way Older Than You Think. Here’s Why…
The sunlight we see is tens of thousands of years old. How is that possible?
Out of the Woods: Chekhov One-Act Plays
A virtual play reading of Chekhov’s one-act plays by American Players Theatre
The Light
Zhalarina Sanders tells an autobiographical story of forbidden love woven through three lyrical music videos fusing hip-hop and the theater arts.
Twilight: Los Angeles
An encore of Anna Deavere Smith’s theatrical work about the 1992 L.A. riots.
Why Richard Pryor is Still Funny
Hallease and Evelyn look at how comedy has changed throughout modern history.
A Cappella’s New Note
Three Wisconsin High School a cappella groups prepare for and perform in ``Acapocalypse.``
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