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Educational programs are designed to teach. They may include single-episode shows or ongoing series.
The series focuses on U.S. history and culture.
The series profiles publicly traded companies in North America.
Produced the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, this mini-series offers a look into the minds of scholars and explores groundbreaking concepts.
The series teaches the art and science of boatbuilding.
Each segment discusses a classic book.
The series provides instruction on preparing Italian cuisine.
Companion site to public television series featuring scientists, scholars, and artists debating fundamental issues.
The series examines art that has generated controversy in the context of cultural values and freedom of expression.
The series reviews digital and electronic products.
The series focuses on people who make art.
Video travel guide to destinations around the world.
Episodes feature opera, music, dance, and cinema.
Reports on gay and lesbian life in newsmagazine format. The series first aired in 1992.
The series attempts to uncover the truth or falsehood of tales from the American west. Hosted by Joanna Skye.
Round-table discussion of issues raised by TV advertising. The series first aired in 1998.
The series explores outdoor life in the state.
The series provides a history of the Internet.
The series offers advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.
Series on how to live simply.
An art critic offers a view of America's best art museums.
The series offers information on how to start and run a small business.
Host Dr. Gene Scott offers teaching on the Bible and Christianity.
Educational series and curriculum about the crew of a research vessel developed by the Bank Street College of Education to teach elementary-school students science. The original "Voyage of the Mimi" series, about a whale-watching expedition, first aired in 1984; "The Second Voyage of the Mimi," about archaeologists searching for a lost Mayan city, followed in 1988.
Real stories of people who escaped terrible situations, focusing on how they survived.
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