Compilations of student films from area universities and colleges.
Compilations of student films from area universities and colleges.
Abnormal Psychology Course.
Explores the history, methods, and techniques of archaeology.
A French language course.
A French language course.
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.
The definitive television series on Cosmos, Consciousness and God, a global journey in search of the vital ideas of existence.
Learn what it takes for a building to get LEED certified, an internationally recognized green building certification system. Also producer John Baker introduces us to a feedlot that takes what would normally be unwanted waste and turns it into gold. Plus watch what impact wind turbines and solar power have on electric meters on the side of houses. Have you ever seen one moving backwards? Finally producer Julie Winkle shows us a successful recycling program in a local hospital that is trying to make a difference.
An informative talk show that delves into the issues behind the headlines.
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.
A very special local documentary of the history and pioneering moments of the Catholic education system in St. Louis.
St. Louis is home to the largest professional African American theatre in the country, The Black Rep. It has carved a rich and enduring legacy in the history of American theatre but it's path to success has filled with obstacles. In a new edition of Conversation With, HEC-TV's original series, Ron Himes takes a few minutes from his job as Producing Director of The St. Louis Black Rep to talk about its founding more than 30 years ago and the vision that has driven him throughout it's history.
Host Alex Fees examines both the written and oral traditions surrounding the history of the Underground Railroad in St, Louis.
A special program with African American artists and actors.
An eight-part series presenting a clear overview of the people and events that distinguished the 18th century at significant pivotal points in 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
Luis Alberto Urrea humorously draws audience members into his personal journey to connect with his own history. After growing up listening to family folklore about his great aunt Teresita, and her magical healing powers, he knew he had to keep her memory alive. He spent 26 years researching before he felt that he could properly tell the tale of this young Mexican Joan of Arc. Urrea's efforts magnificently culminated in "The Hummingbird's Daughter" and the sequel, "Queen of America."
This episode of State of the Arts features Art St. Louis, an organization that nurtures the careers of talented visual artists.
This special program highlights Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and the Jazz programs there. Musical guest Professor Rick Haydon - head of the Jazz Studies program at SIUE talks jazz with Don and performs with a quartet. In our education segment, Building Blocks of Jazz, Rick joins Phil Dunlap to discuss rhythm guitar in jazz music. From Don Wolff's archives, our Jazz Gem features a the great 7-string guitarist, Bucky Pizzarelli. You'll meet our "Rising Stars of Jazz" - students from the SIUE Jazz program. And catch the conclusion of our two-part exclusive interview with Bassist Stanley Clarke.
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.
Roundtable discussions with Broadway actors, directors and playwrights.
An informative health and wellness series, explores the personal side of health breakthroughs in treatment, prevention and research.
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.
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