On HEC-TV: Indique: Episode 201

PROGRAMS

SERIES

  • A Conversation With

    HEC-TV offers a front row seat to one-on-one conversations with local & national celebrities.

  • Bachmann Book Series

    John Bachmann, the senior partner at Edward Jones and executive fellow at the Executive Leadership Institute, interviews St. Louis business leaders on how they became successful.

  • Behind the Minds

    There's a lot more to education than blackboards and textbooks. Behind the Minds takes you behind the school doors to highlight educational initiatives within St. Louis city and county K-12 schools. Watch for teachers, staff, administrators, and students who will blow your mind with innovative ideas and programs.

  • Building Blocks of Jazz

    Building Blocks of Jazz explores the fundamentals of jazz with Phil Dunlap, Director of Education for Jazz St. Louis. His lively lessons often feature special guests who bring their own expertise into play. Find interesting instruction on everything from Groove, to Rhythm to Latin Jazz.

  • Conversations From The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center

    This program brings the viewer a series of in-depth discussions from leaders throughout the area on a variety of biotechnical and science subjects.

  • FIRST Robotics

    Join us for our HEC-TV Live! programs from the FIRST Robotics World Championships. Programs include live matches from the field of competition, behind the scenes views of the teams working on their robots in the "pit area," interviews with students from local teams as well as those from around the world, and a Leaders to Leaders panel presentation with scientific innovators.

  • Frames

    This series takes an in-depth look at St. Louis area filmmakers and their films.

  • HEC-TV Live

    This live interactive program connects classrooms with experts from various fields through videoconferencing.

  • HEC-TV Presents

    This is a series of programs that come to you throughout the area.

  • I Love Jazz

    This magazine style program based on Don Wolff's popular jazz radio show, I Love Jazz, showcases his depth of musical knowledge and appreciation of the historical jazz tradition. As a local renowned jazz authority, Don's insightful interviews reveal his dedication to music education and his personal love of jazz.

  • Impact

    Impact is living up to its name by highlighting people, companies, and organizations making the commitment to find innovative ways to improve the quality of life for others. These are the good news stories from our own community that will focus on those making a difference in someone's life, whether that's in their neighborhood, community or around the world. Tune in, it could have an impact on you!

  • Innovations

    This series explores and examines questions about science and all things related that occur in and around St. Louis.

  • Innovations Is MindSport

    Follow St. Louis area high school students as they tackle the excitement and challenge that is FIRST Robotics. Watch teams work with engineers, build teamwork, design and construct robots, program software, and experience the gracious professionalism of this "Super Bowl of Smarts."

  • It's A St. Louis Thing

    Watch as Aaron Mermelstein brings his unique take on all things St. Louis to HEC-TV through his report on the WF&P Railroad; Cork Ball; Pirate Fest; Kirkwood painters; horseshoes; miniature horses; and much more to come.

  • Legally Speaking

    HEC-TV and Don Wolff bring you this innovative new law program from the St. Louis University's School of Law. Join us live as we discuss hot current legal issues with some of the areas top law professionals.

  • Liquid Light

    Fascinating stories produced by local filmmakers and introduced to us through HEC-TV's partnership with University City's Commission for Local Origination Programming (CALOP). Different hosts interview each of the filmmakers and their films are shown in their entirety.

  • Maryville Talks Books

    Maryville Talks Books features lectures by noted authors.

  • Mini Law School

    Join the Missouri Bar lawyers and jurists as they discuss current legal issues.

  • Parkway Digital Film Fest

    See how K-12 students transformed into actors, photographers, editors and graphic artists to create short films. This program also showcases dozens of their impressive films in their entirety.

  • Saint Louis Symphony Town Hall Meeting

    Join us for The St. Louis Symphony Town Hall programs, where you will hear from David Robertson and Fred Bronstein as they discuss the finances and future of the orchestra.

  • State of the Arts

    State of the Arts is St. Louis's only program devoted to the region's vibrant arts community, taking audiences behind the scenes to meet the artists, writers, and performers who call St. Louis home.

  • The Scope

    Gives viewers an inside look at what tomorrow's leaders think about some of today's issues. High school students from across the region take an in-depth look at the issues and offer some insightful views on the topics.

  • Trailers

    Pull into our Park to see trailers from many different programs.

  • Two on the Aisle

    A biweekly look at St. Louis theatre hosted by veteran critics Bob Wilcox and Gerry Kowarsky. The program features reviews of local and touring productions, interviews with people active in the theater, and a calendar of upcoming shows.

  • You Are Here

    A variety of hosts delve into the abundant, rich history of our community by taking you on a personal tour of some of our area's most historic places.

SPECIALS

  • (un)Bridled

    An exploration of freedom through the art of dance by St. Louis' ANNONYArts

  • 2011 Mid-America Emmy Gala

    EMMY Mid-America 2011 EMMY Awards, Governor's Award Presentation, Gold Circle Presentation and Silver Circle Presentation.

  • 60 X 60 Dance

    Sixty unique, 60 second music compositions with 60 choreographers create a continuous 1 hour concert of music and live dance.

  • A Sewer Runs Through It

    A historical journey of the River Des Peres that uncovers its pristine past, polluted present and promising prospects.

  • A Tribute to Mae Wheeler

    Presented by the Sheldon Concert Hall and the Bosman Twins, an all star line up of St. Louis musicians paid homage to "Lady Jazz" Mae Wheeler. Hosted by Don Wolff of I Love Jazz and Bonita Cornute, the event featured some of St. Louis' top performers.

  • Access to Success

    An inside look at St. Louis' Higher Education Consortium. Learn how the TRIO program provides students and adults with the tools for a brighter future.

  • Children of the Mountains

    Meet the Agta, one of the last hunter gatherer tribes in the world, they share their powerful story about their home, which is literally being cut from beneath them and reminisce about their past, their current life in the mountains and the uncertain future of both the land and its people.

  • Climate Change

    An evening with Dr. Ralph J. Cicerone, President of the National Academy of Sciences.

  • Collective Improvisation

    This documentary takes an intimate look at the impact St. Louis artists have made on the evolution of Jazz.

  • Dana Brown: Life on Safari

    A look at the man behind St. Louis' Safari Coffee and its memorable TV commercials.

  • Detox Your Domicile

    Host Jean Ponzi investigates how everyday household products can be potentially dangerous to our health and the environment. Learn how to safely use, store and dispose of hazardous household materials in an environmentally friendly way.

  • Endangered Tales

    A comprehensive documentary, by HEC-TV's Boyd Pickup, that celebrates the beauty of the Philippines, a region that hosts a remarkable large number of species but also supports the greatest concentration of unique biological diversity currently known on the planet.

  • Global Thinking

    An in-depth look at St. Louis businesses and institutions focusing their resources and knowledge in an effort to conquer the many social challenges facing our world today.

  • Health Literacy: Missouri's Prescription for Better Health

    Poor health literacy results in higher healthcare costs and poor health for Missourians.

  • Jazz Reach: Miles Davis

    This exciting all new live multi-media program, presented by JazzReach at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center, celebrates the legacy of the great Miles Davis.

  • Josephine Baker

    Join us as we take a closer look at the internationally-acclaimed entertainer Josephine Baker. We interview various historians, art experts, and Baker family members to gain insight into this icon. Watch and discover the many facets of this talented performer!

  • Memories In Motion - Museum of Transportation

    Explore the Museum of Transportation's new exhibit space; learn about how the museum will be growing and examine our region's contributions to America?s transportation history.

  • Mission to Educate

    A very special local documentary of the history and pioneering moments of the Catholic education system in St. Louis.

  • Music Across The State Festival

    A concert featuring The St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra and The Youth Symphony of Kansas City.

  • Noteworthy: The John Donald Robb Story

    Delve into the life of American composer and Southwest Folk music enthusiast John Donald Robb. Discover the local connection between Robb, the St. Louis McDonnell's and UM-SL.

  • O Pioneers!

    An opera about a strong, independent woman who gives up love to take over her father's farm. Much to the dismay of her two brothers, the farm prospers under her care, until midlife when her childhood friend returns and falls in love with her.

  • Opera Theater of St. Louis Dreams Series

    The Enchantment of Dreams and Dream of the Pacific

  • Planting the Seeds for Economic Growth: The St. Louis County Economic Development Council

    Hear business leaders from across St. Louis accept awards from the St. Louis County Economic Council and explain how amidst bad economic times, they continue to prosper. 

  • Regional Economic Development Conference

    Much talk about regional economic development has taken place recently including discussions on the best ways to share our strengths, vision and resources. The economic development agencies of St. Louis County and the City of St. Louis have started a timely conversation on the best practices of regional economic development and how we can work toward the new reality of a shared vision.

  • Seeking Freedom

    Court documents found in St. Louis tell the inspiring story of courage when slaves from around the area fought for their freedom by challenging their owners in court.

  • St. Louis Art Museum

    Join us in a conversation with architect David Chipperfield about the St. Louis Art Museum's biggest design change in its extensive history.

  • St. Louis as Science City

    Symposium from the Saint Louis Science Center.

  • St. Louis Beacon Presents: Mikado

    The St. Louis Beacon presents the Mikado for its 3rd annual fund raiser that was held January 1, 2012.

  • St. Louis Philharmonic Holiday Pops

    St. Louis Philharmonic Holiday Pops Concert 2010 Featuring the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra, Kirkwood Children's Chorale, Lindenwood University Chorus, and St. Louis Community College at Meramce Chorus, this concert features holiday favorites from the Touhill Performing Arts Center.

  • St. Louis: Immigration Destination, Then and Now

    Journey back, with this exclusive HEC-TV documentary, to the middle of the 19th Century when St. Louis became "The Gateway to the West." Learn why St. Louis was and continues to be a popular immigration destination.

  • The City+The Arch+The River Competition

    The competition - which emphasized improved connections and transitions between the 91-acre Arch grounds, downtown St. Louis, and the Mississippi riverfront - was launched last December and initially drew 49 teams, representing eight countries. Of those, nine teams were selected for the second round, with the five finalists announced in August 2010. The final jury pick - Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates of New York - was announced on Sept. 24, 2010. The project is scheduled for completion by Oct. 28, 2015, the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Arch.

  • The Forgotten Genocide

    A documentary about the ethnic cleansing of the German populations in Eastern Europe after World War II.

  • To Dance Again: Parkinson's Meets Tango

    Explores how the three-minute love story known as tango improves the lives of Parkinson's patients, while telling a personal story about living with the disease.

  • Two Birds, One Stone-The CCC in Missouri

    Tells the story of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camps; the boys who lived in the camps and the impact their work had on Missouri Conservation and history.

  • UMSL Chancellor's Report To The Community

    35th Chancellor's Report to the Community. Annual report from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.

  • Value of the Arts

    Join HEC-TV for a look at the value of the arts in St. Louis-what they mean to our economy and society, plus hear from Dana Gioia, the Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts.

  • Wallace Herndon Smith: Artist Without Boundaries

    A biographical profile celebrating the life and work of a prolific 20th Century American artist. The documentary chronicles Smith's younger years as an actor, playwright, composer, and architect, as well as his life long study of painting. Discover the significant collection of watercolor and oil paintings he left behind.

  • What's Right with the Region! Awards

    The ceremony, held at the Sheldon Concert Hall, drew in a sold out crowd of over 500 people. FOCUS St. Louis gave awards to 20 organizations and individuals who are making a positive impact in the St. Louis community in five categories: Creating Quality Educational Opportunities, Demonstrating Innovative Solutions, Fostering Regional Cooperation, Improving Racial Equality and Social Justice and Promoting Stronger Communities. In addition to those 20 organizations and individuals recognized, John Vatterott was the 2010 recipient of the prestigious Leadership Award.

NATIONAL SERIES

  • 16th and 17th Century Turning Points in US History

    A four-part series presenting a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 16th and 17th centuries at significant pivotal points in history.

  • 18th Century Turning Points in US History

    An eight-part series presenting a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 18th century at significant pivotal points in history.

  • 19th Century Turning Points in US History

    An eight-part series presenting a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 19th century at significant pivotal points in history.

  • 20th Century Turning Points in US History

    An eight-part series presenting a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 20th century at significant pivotal points in history

  • 21st Century Turning Points in U.S. History

    Examines the most significant events in America since the turn of the century.

  • A Biography of America

    Examines how historical figures affected events and the impact on us today.

  • A History of American Indian Achievement

    This series takes a new approach to presenting American Indian history from the first groups that crossed the Bering Sea, 14,000 years ago, to present day.

  • A History of Black Achievement in America

    This series highlights the many contributions of Black Americans that have influenced our culture, and enriched our society.

  • A History of Chinese American Achievemnt

    Celebrating the contributions of Chinese Americans in modern society and culture

  • A History of Hispanic Achievement in America

    This series highlights the many contributions of Hispanic Americans that have influenced our culture, and enriched society.

  • A History of Jewish American Achievement

    Celebrating the contributions of Jewish Americans throughout history.

  • A History of the U.S. Constitution

    This series looks at the U.S. Constitution and how it has protected the American people for over two centuries. Discover how our nation's most revered document has empowered Americans to excel in art, literature, science and technology.

  • A History of Women's Achievement in America

    An eight-part series hosted by Donna Mills celebrates women's contributions to American history and inspiring accomplishments and victories from the 17th century to present day.

  • America's National Monuments

    Host Bo Svenson, presents a fascinating look at ten monuments associated with America's grasslands from Devil's Tower National Monument to the Agate Fossil Beds and the Capulin Volcano Monument.

  • American Cinema

    Film history through the eyes of more than 150 Hollywood insiders.

  • American Consumer

    Provides viewers with the information they need before they make important purchases, "Consumer Reports" the venerable buying and testing guide Americans have turned to for decades, will provide their unimpeachable objectivity and scientific testing methods to segments.

  • Ancient History

    Globe Trekker's Zay Harding hosts this new look at ancient civilizations including the Mayans, the Greeks, Romans, Incas, the Anasazi, and more.

  • Appalachian Impressions

    An epic story about hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. The award-winning program takes you on a six-month, 2,173-mile journey along the most famous long-distance hiking trail in the world.

  • Bix Jazz Festival

    The Bix Beiderbecke Jazz Festival (founded in 1972) is held in Bix's hometown of Davenport, Iowa to help keep alive the memory and musical talents of native son, Bix - cornetist, pianist, and composer.

  • Classic Arts Showcase

    A fast-paced program showing short segments from 16 arts.

  • Closer to Truth

    The definitive television series on Cosmos, Consciousness and God, a global journey in search of the vital ideas of existence.

  • Colores

    A series on the art, history, and culture of the American Southwest.

  • Connect With English

    Helps teach English as a second language.

  • Cycles of Life

    An introductory biology course.

  • Darkness Into Light

    Presents the Mexican people as they have persisted in their spiritual journey from pre-Christian times until today.

  • Death: A Personal Understanding

    A psychology of grief course.

  • Destinos

    Introductory Spanish language course presented in an entertaining storyline.

  • Dragon's Tongue

    A Mandarin Chinese language course.

  • Drury Uncut

    Shot in a television studio on the campus of Drury University in Springfield, Missouri, DU Uncut features original music performed by professional musicians.

  • Effective Communication in the Organization

    This course equips students with communications skills applicable to organizational contexts.

  • Ethical Marketplace

    Financial lifestyle magazine series that redefines success through a positive look at what is possible.

  • Faces of Culture

    A introduction to cultural anthropology.

  • Farmer's Almanac TV

    Offers compelling family programming on North America's most cherished passions-gardening, cooking, weather watching, wellness, homemaking, and hobby farming.

  • Fokus Deutsch

    An introductory German language course.

  • French in Action

    A French language course.

  • GED Connection

    An up-to-date series to help prepare for the GED exam.

  • Great American Authors

    Presented by Jane Kaczmarek, the rich, literary tradition of American storytelling is featured including such greats as Poe, Dickenson, Twain, Alcott, Hemingway, Wolfe, Steinbeck, Vonnegut, and Morrison.

  • Great Conversations

    A series showcasing a diverse and fascinating array of high-profile authors and interviewers, uniquely paired to reflect their areas of prominence.

  • Healing Quest

    Hosted by Judy Brooks, Roy Walkenhorst and Olivia Newton-John, this series provides accessible, well-researched information on the new choices available to help achieve optimum well being for mind, body & spirit.

  • Healthy Body, Healthy Mind

    An informative health and wellness series, explores the personal side of health breakthroughs in treatment, prevention and research.

  • I Believe

    Presents a basic education in what various religions and faiths believe and practice.

  • Indique

    Embark on a journey to discover the untold stories of contemporary India.

  • Inner Compass

    An interview series that explores how people make their decisions about ethical, religious, and social justice issues.rn

  • Inside E Street

    An informative talk show that delves into the issues behind the headlines.

  • Inside Noah's Ark

    A look into the management of African Wildlife Reserves.

  • Jubliee

    Recorded on location at summer bluegrass festivals in Kentucky.

  • Land of the Dragon

    Sheds light on the lives, struggles, and cultures of China's 56 ethnic groups, the people's relationships to the land, and the effects of modernization on Chinese individuals and society.

  • Lost Treasure of the Ancient World

    This Series brings history and archeology to life through location footage and expert commentary and analysis.

  • Made in Taiwan

    In this documentary, molecular biology leaves the classroom as the two central characters, Nathan Rarere and Oscar Kightley, both of Polynesian decent, take us on a journey across the Pacific and into Asia in search of their roots.

  • Man Made Marvels of Asia

    From Japan to Taiwan to Korea, Asian states are at the forefront of the cutting edge of architecture, design, and engineering. The tallest building, the toughest tunnel, the fastest train -- Asia is home to projects that push the limits.

  • Mental Engineering

    A roundtable discussion about TV commercials and our commercial culture.

  • Missouri Economy Today

    Highlights current issues related to Missouri's business climate, efforts to create and retain jobs, and efforts to improve the quality of life in our communities.

  • National Gallery of Art

    Learn about the vast world of art through an array of programs covering artists and their art as well as Gallery exhibitions and special collections found at the National Gallery of Art.

  • Out of the Past

    Explores the history, methods, and techniques of archaeology.

  • Playback

    Compilations of student films from area universities and colleges.

  • Psychology: The Human Experience

    A psychology Telecourse.

  • Roadtrip Nation

    Three college students who have no idea what to do with their lives, head out across America in a 1985 neon green RV to interview a wide-range of people who have achieved success on their own terms.

  • Saddle Up with Dennis Brouse

    A series celebrating the relationship between horse and human.

  • Seasons of Life

    This telecourse covers the development stages of life.

  • Secrets of New York

    The most populous city in America, New York City holds a fascination for many Americans. With over 8 million people within just 321 square miles, it is no wonder that The Big Apple harbors many secret stories. Join host Kelly Choi to discover undocumented and unknown enigmas of New York.

  • Significant Figures Philosophy

    An introductory course emphasizing the classical era.

  • SIUE Global Village

    Weekly series highlighting events at SIUE.

  • Smart Consumer

    Building on a new look, new host, and contributions from the staff of Consumer Reports, episodes are geared toward empowering viewers to make informed consumer choices.

  • Speaking Freely

    Offers firsthand insight into the trials and triumphs of artists, who have used their creativity and voice to make a difference.

  • Sun Studio Sessions

    Features today's best new touring artists performing live from the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, TN.

  • Tartan TV

    A fast-paced, upbeat travel entertainment series on all things Scottish.

  • The Best of Expeditions

    Through the eyes of naturalist Patrick McMillan, the world becomes exotic and fascinating.

  • The Habitable Planet

    A course in environmental science.

  • The History Project

    Historical documentaries

  • The Ride of Our Lives

    Three generations, two RV's, and one camera. They went in search of America and found each other. Take an extraordinary journey with NBC feature correspondent Mike Leonard and his family as they delve into their past and into our hearts and minds on a month-long trip across the U.S.

  • The Visionaries

    Host Sam Waterston leads viewers on an extraordinary odyssey to explore the remarkable capacity Americans have to create innovative solutions to global issues.

  • The World of Abnormal Psychology

    Abnormal Psychology Course

  • Theater Talk

    Roundtable discussions with Broadway actors, directors and playwrights.

  • Trailside

    An outdoor adventure series

  • Waging War on Cancer

    Hosted by CNN's top-rated anchor Paula Zahn, this commanding new mini-series uncovers the amazing medical strides in cancer research and treatment.

  • Webster University Speaker Series

    The University School of Business and Technology showcase business leaders from throughout the community.

  • Western Tradition

    History of western civilization.

  • Writers

    A new television series from Mississippi Public Broadcasting. In each episode, three authors join host Gene Edwards for an intimate, roundtable discussion on their craft.

NATIONAL SPECIALS

  • 18 Voices Sing Kol Nidre

    Kol Nidre is a solemn prayer, an invocation at the start of Yom Kippur, the Jewish world's holiest day of the year. This documentary includes historical details surrounding the iconic tune and the text of Kol Nidre, including aspects of Judaism from Hasidic and Orthodox to modem Reconstructionism.

  • 2007 Black Fine Art Show

    2007 Black Fine Art Showrn

  • A Christmas Concert from Norway 2010

    A one-hour program of popular classical and traditional holiday music.

  • A.D.D. and Loving It?!

    Comedian Patrick McKenna takes a refreshing, witty, and inspiring look into adult Attention Deficit Disorder.

  • As Close As You Dare: Africa

    Shot on location in Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Namibia, a remarkable journey that chronicles American artist, Becci Crowe's return to the African bush. This film immerses the viewer in the dangers, beauty, and humor or living in wild and remote Africa.

  • Bluegrass Journey

    A one-of-a-kind film detailing the lives and artistry of bluegrass musicians across the country featuring Tony Rice, Nickel Creek and more.

  • Building Alaska

    Blending interviews and historical photographs with breathtaking video, this film tells the dramatic stories of America’s 49th state.

  • Built for the People: The Story of the TVA

    This film follows an epic journey from FDR’s signing of the TVA Act of 1933 to the impact of TVA on the lives of people across the Tennessee Valley today.

  • Changing Keys: Billy McLaughlin & the Mysteries of Dystonia

    This film delves into the scientific mysteries of dystonia and delivers a story about determination, persistence and personal triumph.

  • Chanukah Special

    As seen on Jewish Life TV, this program highlights segments from Hollywood's "The Phil Blazer Show" featuring celebrities and traditional Chanukah songs and stories.

  • Clean Mic

    The film that tracks Washington, DC, and New York City comedians as they attempt to perform clean comedy in an unclean world, starring Dick Gregory.

  • Doumar's: A Recipe for Success

    A profile of the start of an American icon – the ice cream cone and its legacy.

  • Eritrea's Struggle to Survive

    This land of fighters is fighting for its own national heritage as its buildings, railroad, and boulevards are in danger of crumbling, unless a small group of architects, engineers and patriots can save it.

  • Ethical Marketplace: Renewable Energy

    Renewable Energy

  • Every War Has Two Losers: A Poet's Meditation on Peace

    Using William Stafford's eloquent poetry and prose, this film invites the viewer to reflect on their own ideas regarding war.

  • Fifteen Legs

    Documents a group of animal rights activists who are the pioneers of a network to preserve the lives of domestic animals in America.

  • First Year Teachers

    Examines the financial, societal, and time pressures facing all educators.

  • Five Phenomenal Women

    Inspired by Maya Angelou's poem Phenomenal Women, five African-American educators, and students themselves, bring courage, humor, and selflessness to their everyday lives as they teach young people with special needs while working with their own families and to fulfill their own dreams.

  • Folk Art Found Me

    Interviews with several folk artists from Nova Scotia.

  • Forever Wild

    Hosted by Robert Redford, this program celebrates America's commitment to wilderness preservation.

  • Four Shades of Blue: Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival

    Join four brilliant artists-the late Koko Taylor with Blues Machine, Ruthie Foster, Tommy Castro, and Ana Popovic-for a event filmed lived in Detroit.

  • Gift of Giving: The Crane Candellight Concert

    The Crane Chorus and the Crane Symphony Orchestra come together to present a very special Holiday concert.

  • Growing the Green Economy

    The story of how companies, investors, pension fund managers, innovators, and entrepreneurs worldwide are quietly growing a new, cleaner, greener, more ethical economy.

  • Gullah

    A documentary about the culture preserve by the descendants of the original slaves who have never left St. Helena Island, South Carolina where their ancestors endured their servitude.

  • I'm an Artist

    Tells the story of the often hidden children of our times students with learning disabilities. The film follows junior and senior high school students with Down Syndrome, autism, or behavior issues as they collaborate with their dedicated art teacher to create artwork for their first professional art gallery exhibition.

  • Ideas In Action

    A series on ideas and their consequences.

  • Inside Islam: What a Billion Muslims Really Think

    This documentary film explores the expertly gathered opinions of Muslims around the globe through the Gallup World Poll regarding such issues as Gender, Prejudice, Terrorism and Democracy.

  • Into the Circle

    An Introduction to Native American Pow Wows.

  • Knut and Friends

    A heartwarming documentary about the abandoned polar bear cub in the Berlin Zoo.

  • Living Green

    A program on recycling and conservation for today's world.

  • Looking Towards Home

    A documentary profiling the increasing number of Native Americans leaving the reservation for life in the city.

  • Losing Their Voices? A Look at Local Radio

    This documentary looks at the changes of local radio and how some stations in South Carolina have survived while others have failed.

  • Mystery of Memory

    Meet a woman who can't forget a day of her life, and soldiers who can't forget the one-day they would give anything to forget. This documentary takes an in-depth look into the science behind memory.

  • National Veteran's Creative Arts Festival

    St. Louis veterans exhibit their artist talents in this gala variety show. This annual competition recognizes the progress and recovery made through art therapy and raises the visibility of the creative achievements of our nation's veterans.

  • Newspaper of Record: The Pittsburg Courier 1907-1965

    See how the publication grew from a small local newssheet into the leading black newsapaper of the 20th century,

  • Oil Shockwave

    Features footage from a fast-paced OilShockWave war-game exercise, along with interviews by former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin; former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage; former Navy Secretary John Lehman; former presidential terrorism advisor Richard Clarke; former White House Press Secretary Michael McCurry; former EPA Administrator Carol Browner; and former Commander of U.S. CENTCOM Gen. John Abizaid (Ret.).

  • Our Environmental Destiny: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

    Environmental activist and attorney, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. makes a stop in the Gateway City to deliver a passionate defense of the environment.

  • Prometheus Bound: The Epidemic of Hepatitis C

    Narrated by Susan Sarandon, focuses on both the science behind the spread of Hepatitis C and the devastating effects it has on it's victims.

  • Ragtime Cabaret

    This musical and cultural journey explores the roots of ragtime and the role of the music business.

  • Ramadan Primetime

    This entertaining half hour documentary explores a medley of television shows and addresses how satellite programming affects and unites Arabs throughout the world.

  • Reinventing Healthcare

    This timely program looks at hypothetical scenarios reflecting the current healthcare struggles of many Americans. The panelists discuss various challenges and solutions that will shape the ongoing debate on healthcare reform.

  • River of Renewal

    Chronicles the ongoing battle over the resources of Northern California's and Oregon's Klamath Basin.

  • Shakespeare Was A Big George Jones Fan

    A documentary about Nashville's maverick songwriter/producer, 'Cowboy' Jack Clement.

  • Sound of the Soul

    The Fez Festival of World Sacred Music offers an unusual combination of global tolerance and beautiful music, bringing together an eclectic group of singers and musicians. This documentary is based on the festival's regular gathering at an historic Moroccan city.

  • Souvenirs: The Many Worlds of Micky Wolfson

    Chronicles young Wolfson's rise as the son of a socially and politically prominent Miami family, his staking of his own territory and the subsequent evolution of a world class collector of decorative arts and propaganda.

  • The Holiday Train Show

    A seasonal favorite with David Hartman featuring Paul Busse and Applied Imagination.

  • The Last Lecture

    The inspirational address of pancreatic cancer patient Randy Pausch.

  • The Latino Underground

    Decades ago, Mexican migrant laborers came to work in the apple orchards of northwest Virginia, and returned home after the harvest. Today, the number of unauthorized Latino immigrants living in the Commonwealth has exploded. Award-winning documentary producer Brent Finnegan examines this emotional issue.

  • The Legacy of Jim Croce

    An amazing, moving, acoustic performance by the late great singer-songwriter Jim Croce.

  • The Next Mission

    The Next Missionrn

  • The Wizard's Laboratory: Edison's Quest for Rubber

    Thomas Edison, the 'wizard' of electricity, began searching for a domestic source of rubber to protect Americans from foreign control of this vital commodity.

  • The World of Julia Peterkin: Cheating the Stillness

    Chronicles the controversial life of author Julia Peterkin, Pulitzer Prize winner for her sensitive portrayal of rural African American's of the 1920's.

  • Whose Death Is It Anyway?

    Features a studio audience, hosted by Dr. Nancy Snyderman, including people who have dealt with difficult end-of-life treatment issues—physicians, lawyers, nurses, social workers and members of the clergy.

  • Winning the War on HIV in Africa

    Winning the War on HIV in Africa

  • Witness to a Century

    Discover the past one hundred years in Virginia through stories from centenarians.

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  • Indique: Episode 201

  • Frames: The Color of Change

    TONIGHT AT 6:00PM

  • Mission to Educate: Mission to Eduate

    TONIGHT AT 7:00PM

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