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More time for me to crush on Hari Sreenivasan!
More time for me to crush on Hari Sreenivasan!
“Soul food is our personal passport to the past. It is much more about heritage than it is about hominy.”- Sarah Ban Breathnach
Soul Food Junkies from Independent Lens is back and available to watch online all week.
Join us for this encore screening of Soul Food Junkies at PBS Black Culture Connection.
Watch Next Week’s FRONTLINE—Tonight
Kind Hearted Woman is an unforgettable portrait of Robin Charboneau—a single mother and Ogala Sioux woman fighting to heal from sexual and domestic abuse and build a better life for her and her family.
This remarkable story doesn’t air until April 1 and 2 — but tonight at 7 pm E.T., you can join FRONTLINE and Independent Lens for a special online advance screening of the first 30 minutes from night one.
We’ll be joined by Robin herself, as well as filmmaker David Sutherland. You’ll be able to ask them questions throughout the screening.
You won’t want to miss this very special event from FRONTLINE and Independent Lens.
Get more information and join the screening here: https://ovee.itvs.org/screenings/bo9wm
I’m really looking forward to this special!!
Just found out this documentary is airing on PBS tonight. I strongly recommend watching it if you can. [my 2012 review]
In 2001, 15-year-old Andy Williams opened fire at his high school, killing two classmates and wounding 13. What drove Williams to commit such an act?
Science correspondent Miles O’ Brien spoke with Williams and his father to gain insight into the mind of a rampage killer. Watch the interviews here
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The four main midwives on “Call the Midwife”:
Jessica Raine as Jenny Lee
Miranda Hart as Chummy Browne
Helen George as Trixie Franklin
Byrony Hannah as Cynthia Miller
This show has easily replaced Downton Abbey in my heart. CHUMMY!!
‘Downton Abbey’ Cast Members Heart NPR
Who’s ready for Sunday?!
After last season, I don’t care as much about Downton Abbey. Which is sad, because I used to be a HUGE fan.
As politicians weigh new gun-control legislation in the wake of Friday’s brutal shooting in Newtown, Conn., FRONTLINE spoke with [Jeffrey] Toobin, author of The Oath, about what he describes as “the conservative re-casting of the Second Amendment” and whether potential new gun control laws could conflict with it.
Every time I post something from Frontline I wish they were on Tumblr already.
Reading Rainbow Remixed, by John D. Boswell, aka melodysheep, for PBS Digital Studios. If you like this video, please support your local PBS station: http://to.pbs.org/WvBbqZ
For years, LeVar Burton and Reading Rainbow have taught kids everywhere about the power of books and imagination. To this day, the show continues to encourage a love of reading and connect children to the world they live in through quality literature — so they can “go anywhere, be anything.” With this remix, John Boswell has captured those enduring lessons in song — a fitting tribute to an important part of PBS history.
Try the all new FREE Reading Rainbow iPad App, download the classic episodes on iTunes or learn more about Reading Rainbow and all its digital products at http://www.readingrainbow.com.
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Special thanks to PBS station WNED in Buffalo, NY, the original host station for Reading Rainbow.
THIS MAKES MY WEEK (and it’s only Monday)
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I just happened to catch this Pati’s Mexican Table show on PBS Create yesterday evening and I loved it. Pati has such a wonderful rapport with the camera, and everything she made looked delicious. Even the squash salad she fixed looked delectable, and I usually dislike squash!
I suffer from bitchy resting face. Won’t you donate to the cause?
Alicia Florrick vs. Louis Canning (requested by comosobreno)
People are always asking me, “What did you whisper to Ben Schwartz at the end of that episode of Speakeasy with Paul F. Tompkins?” And I always...