KATHERINE HEPBURN - When Katherine Hepburn died in 2003, the film world was plunged into mourning and Broadway dimmed its lights in a mark of respect for Hollywood's greatest actress, who career spanned six decades. MAHATMA GANDHI - Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi may be an unlikely contender for the title of greatest political leader of the 20th century, but as the "Father of Indian Democracy," his radical program of passive resistance still inspires nationalist movements today. JOHNNY CASH - When he was born, he was known simply as "Jr.", because his parents couldn't agree on a name for him. He grew up to become Johnny Cash or the "Man in Black," one of American music's most influential and legendary performers. BEATRIX POTTER - Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 and educated at home by a succession of governesses; her parents were over protective and rarely allowed her to mix with children other than her younger brother, Bertram. BENAZIR BHUTTO - When Benazir Bhutto became the first Muslim woman to govern a country in modern times on November 16, 1988, the glamorous, young politician was seen as a fresh alternative to the entrenched corruption and abuse of power that characterized Pakistan's military dictatorship. Sadly, the fairy-tale beginning had a tragic ending.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Local students match wits as Everglades High plays Miramar High in S. Fla's high school TV quiz show. Hosted by Lisa Lee.
Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include "Reminiscence", "Steve The Christmas Connoisseur", "Wisdom In her Weathered Hands", "Step By Step", " Artistic Trendz: The One Stop Shop", "Just Friends...Right?", "If I Can't Have You.." and "Ho Ho, Oh No" 10/22/26
Stories include School Beautification, Silver Palms, Dr. Kostzer, The Knox Project, Mango Group Chat, Man vs Fat Soccer and Remote Working. 10/8/26
Congratulations! It's a girl! The original Dr. Frankenstein's grandson makes another monster. Frankly, these guys will never learn. Mike and Bob give a frank review of this 1958 movie - Frankenstein's Daughter. Hosts: Michael Moscatello Robert Small
K.W.A. Group Branding utilizes custom imprinted promotional products to increase business growth, enhance stake-holder engagement, and improve event planning and promotion - all within your budgetary guidelines. Guests: Brian Oliver Cassandra Oliver
People can have all kinds of allergies and so can their pets. In this episode of Take Paws, you'll hear a vet share some expert advice on pet allergies. You'll also get some great info on boarding training and learn about foods you should never feed your pet. TIM MULLALLY SAM STRAUSS, DVM LISA MENDHEIM
Today, we're talking about children's mental health. Just like physical health, mental health is an essential part of a child's overall well-being, starting at birth. From managing stress and anxiety to building resilience and healthy relationships, supporting a child's emotional health helps them thrive at home, in school, and in life.
This episode of Dateline Health discusses some of the innovations at Niklaus Children?s Hospital. Guests: ?Diana Azzam, Ph.D., David Mancuso, Pharm.D. Maggie Eidson Fader, M.D.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
A game of hide and seek leads to a baby Sumatran rhino and a young giant panda! The Junior Rangers race to return them safely to their homes in Sumatra and China.
In this entertaining and information-packed program, children learn that it's okay to feel angry and that there are safe and appropriate ways to handle anger. Children learn that recognizing their angry feelings is the first step towards handling anger and that they can be in charge when they're able to "catch" their angry feelings. Simple strategies such as giving yourself a chance to cool off, walking away from an angry situation and physical activity are all things they can do to control their angry feelings and get rid of anger. Viewers are also shown that talking about their angry feelings to a friend or grown up you trust can help to make them feel better.
Learn the sound for the letter F and follow Frank the Frog as he runs around the lake....he's fast! Practice the letter sound with Maestro Javier and sing along with Seymour Trax.
Learn the sound for the letter F and follow Frank the Frog as he runs around the lake....he's fast! Practice the letter sound with Maestro Javier and sing along with Seymour Trax.
Learn the sound for the letter F and follow Frank the Frog as he runs around the lake....he's fast! Practice the letter sound with Maestro Javier and sing along with Seymour Trax.
Just because something is old or meant for another use doesn't mean it lacks value--a little science or a little art can give all sorts of objects new life. After a young girl finds two old potatoes at her father's house, they plant and tend them to see if they will have new potatoes in September. LeVar and his daughter Michaela welcome us to their kitchen as they explore how kitchen waste can actually be re-used to help their garden grow. Then it's off to visit artists who take cast-offs and turn them into something beautiful and useful, and to a manufacturing plant to watch the "a-maize-ing" feat of turning corn into something totally unexpected!
Most divers find the residents of the shallow remarkable and equally as the larger denizens of the deeper water. Mongrove areas are an important environment, because they act as nurseries for juvenile fish where divers can discover some of the smaller creatures. On an exvursion othe Fijian Island, etc.
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Program 5 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters C, c and E, e.
When Newts mixes all of Heni's paints into one color, the kids decide to create new paint from the natural substances that they find around the garden.
The Sun, Moon, and stars appear to move slowly across the sky every day. Where are they going? In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike shows us how these objects seem to move and change. Not everything is as it appears, though! (They're not the only ones moving...). Join us on this installment of Science and Me and learn more about... Our Place in Space!
We can find plants just about everywhere on Earth! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike takes a closer look at these amazing living things. We'll find out about roots, stems, leaves, and all the things plants need to live. Time to grab your shovel and dig into some science fun! Join us on this installment of Science and Me and see what grows on the...Tree of Life!
Students explore temperature in the customary and metric system. Spec ial emphasis is given to freezing, room, body, and boiling temperature s. (14:30 min.)
(Students work with on-screen teacher) Students learn how to bisect various size angles. New term: midpoint.
Major concepts... types of angles: acute, obtuse and right. The emphasis is on the right angle, right triangle and equilateral triangle and how they have been used in architecture and design through the ages.
Located west of Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is the Siwa Oasis. This is the story of a boy named Hammu, who lives a life of hope in the beautiful desert embracing the mysteries of nature.
Meet the veggies and meat eaters, lone diners and pack hunters, and find the weird and wonderful connections that link them all together into one fishy family.
We'll get to know more about rodents, including rats, mice, hamsters, guinea pigs, beavers, squirrels, groundhogs, and porcupines, just to name a few.
Segments in this episode include: Granary; Airbus; Largest US Flag; Piano Protege.
Rabbit Salad by Dolli Irigoyen of Restaurant Dolli in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Ginger-crusted Onaga with Miso-Sesame Vinaigrette by Alan Wong of Alan Wong's Restaurant in Honolulu, Oahu HI. Baked Figs in Mascarpone Cream and Crunch Parfait by Rudolph Swonar of Kervansaray in Vienna, Austria.
Chef Walter Staib teams up Chef Pete Mims to enjoy Laredo's local food favorites and the interesting history of the short-lived Republic of the Rio Grande. Recipes include puffy chalupas, and beef tenderloin with huitlacoche.
Kuala Lumpur, commonly referred to as K-L, is a busy place with a cosmopolitan air. Highlights include: the soaring Petronas Towers; traditional Chinese architecture, pewter-domed Islamic mosques, Moorish-style buildings; historic Merdeka Square; Royal Selangor?s famous pewter; the ancient Batu caves.
Grilling 24/7. The world's pit masters, fire up grills, smokers, or wood-burning ovens for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night snacks. For breakfast, farm eggs grilled with Parmesan, and prosciutto. For lunch, pizzas from the Industrial Eats in Buellton, CA. Pastrami Beef Ribs make a spectacular supper, and midnight snack of smoky, salty South African Grilled Cheese sandwiches.
Local students match wits as Monarch High plays Somerset Academy High in S. Fla's high school TV quiz show. Hosted by Lisa Lee.
It's island living we seek on this episode of Travel Thru History! We visit a spectacular chain of islands off the Southern coast of Florida known as the Florida Keys. The keys have a rich history and culture distinct from the Florida mainland and her story is filled with pirate adventures, mystery and intrigue. The locals call it the Conch Republic and proudly hoist their flag in rebel defiance, just like their pirate past. First, we'll visit the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum, named for the famous Treasure. Mel and his dive crew discovered over $500 million dollars worth of Gold and Silver waiting patiently on the bottom of the Atlantic for over 450 years. Next, we'll set sail to the Dry Tortugas, a small group of islands discovered by the famous "Fountain of youth" seeker, Ponce De Leon. There, we'll tour the incredible Fort Jefferson. We'll learn how the Dry Tortugas got their name and what's become of it over the last half-a century. Finally American literature enthusiasts will enjoy a look at Ernest Hemmingway's Key West home, where some of his most famous works were penned.
Join host Leslie Mueller for this very special episode as she tours the private museum within C.I.A. headquarters. Learn how the agency has gathered intelligence from outer space to the ocean's floor worldwide, 24/7 using everything from camera carrying pigeons to dragonfly drones to intelligence gathering fish. This is a rare opportunity to learn about America's intelligence history.
Our Changing Planet shows how our planet changes every day. We learn that the Earth is constantly transformed due to forces at work both inside and out!
Program 4 *1929 "Black Tuesday" Fortells the Great Depression *1932 Amelia Earhart: Record-Breaking Woman Aviator *1933 President Roosevelt's 'One Hundred Days' begins his New Deal *1933 President Roosevelt signs the Social Security Act *1936 Jessie Owens and Joe Louis Debunk Hitler's Claim of Aryan Superiority *1940 Ernest Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is published *1941 Japan attacks Pearl Harbor
The term "organic" is becoming more commonplace on grocery store shelves. But do you know what it means? Shawn will find out from an organic farmer who runs a business that makes orange juice you may find in your produce section. If you're interested in a different type of music career, you'll want to see Alecsa's interview with a Music Therapist and learn how he uses music to help people with various illnesses. We'll also look into another health career... one that has to do with eyesight... when Shawn visits a para-optometric assistant and sees the things she does to assist the doctor.
Locals say you shouldn't swim in the sea at night; Neil and his team set out to understand why. They perform a surgical procedure to implant an acoustic tag in the abdomen of a juvenile shark in a bid to reveal how often these animals return close to Bermuda's shores at night.
Learn the origins of one of the most popular drinks on the planet... explore where our mind takes us when we dream...and uncover facts about some of the largest animals to ever roam the earth...65 million years ago!
For centuries, thousands of Floridians perished in the face of diseases transmitted by billions of mosquitoes. On this Florida Crossroads, we explore how mosquito control has reshaped the land, treated the water, and taken to the air to keep the bloodsuckers at bay for more than 100 years.
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive--and that includes children with special needs. Families raising children with developmental, physical, behavioral, or intellectual disabilities often navigate unique challenges, from accessing early intervention and healthcare to finding inclusive schools, recreation, and community support.
Stories include School Beautification, Silver Palms, Dr. Kostzer, The Knox Project, Mango Group Chat, Man vs Fat Soccer and Remote Working. 10/8/26
People can have all kinds of allergies and so can their pets. In this episode of Take Paws, you'll hear a vet share some expert advice on pet allergies. You'll also get some great info on boarding training and learn about foods you should never feed your pet. TIM MULLALLY SAM STRAUSS, DVM LISA MENDHEIM
This hope-driven documentary was produced by two-time-Oscar-winning producer Branko Lustic (Shindler's List; Gladiator) with two objectives in mind: 1) to re-introduce Anne Frank's diary to an entire new generation; 2) to do so in Arabic with the hope that Anne's words will resonate a message that can be shared by all who long for a world seeking peace and love. (In Arabic with English Subtitles.)
Amiable and unassuming, Fred MacMurray went from small-town boy to one of Hollywood and television's most enduring stars. This program includes clips from some of MacMurray's most notable films, such as The Gilded Lily, The Apartment, The Absent Minded Professor, Swing High, Swing Low and the TV series, My Three Sons.
Retrospective profiles of: Naomi Watts, Kate Winslet, Kevin Spacey, Vince Vaughn, Matt Damon.
This potent documentary uses a long-lost film reel, along with the aid of Jewish survivors' testimony, to illustrate how the Nazis staged images of Jewish life during WW II to distort historical knowledge. This is a film of enormous importance, documenting some of the worst horrors of our time and exposing the efforts of its perpetrators to propel their agenda and cast it in a favorable light.
This episode of Dateline Health discusses some of the innovations at Niklaus Children?s Hospital. Guests: ?Diana Azzam, Ph.D., David Mancuso, Pharm.D. Maggie Eidson Fader, M.D.