YITZHAK RABIN - The first native-born Israeli leader, Yitzhak Rabin was born in Jerusalem in 1922 to an eastern European couple who were among the first wave of Jewish pioneers to settle in Palestine. CAROLE KING- Songwriting legend Carole King teamed up with musician James Taylor to relive some of their glory days as 70s musical icons. JACK NICKLAUS - With 20 majors to his name and 165 tournament victories, there's never been a golfer like Jack Nicklaus; he's been dubbed the "golfer of the century" as well as "golfer of the millennium." MARLENE DIETRICH - At London's Cafe de Paris one night in June 1954, one of the greatest icons of 20th century cinema forged a whole new career, as a cabaret singer. PAUL ROBESON - If Paul Robeson's glorious bass voice was his only claim to fame, he would be considered one of the greatest talents of his generation. But the singer and actor also boasted a brilliant legal mind, spoke more than 20 languages, and was a great athlete.
Serenity takes you on a journey of relaxation with beautiful nature and city scenes from around the world.
Local students match wits as American Heritage- Palm Beach High plays College Academy at Broward College 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
Why is the Earth always under alien attack? It's very frustrating. What did we ever do to them?... Mike and Bob try to figure this out while watching the 1954 classic film - Killers From Space.
Berwick "Underscore" Augustin was born in Port Au Prince Haiti. His literary work is a sponge that has been soaked with a strong blend of culture and spirituality. Guests: Berwick Augustin
If your pet becomes lost, how would you get your furry friend back? In this episode of Take Paws, you'll learn about the importance of pet identification. You'll also find out how to properly greet unfamiliar pets and learn about a yearly water festival for our K-9 pals! MENDHEIM JAMIE DIAZ, CPDT-KA NUNZIO GIRDANO
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 is about the type of living options that can be pursued later in life. Guests: Stephanie Zeverino
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.
The Junior Rangers set out to reunite a lost Malayan tapir with its mother but face a Malayan tiger in the rainforest! Later, Leo finds a dawn bat in his garden, and the Rangers journey after sundown to help it safely back to its cave. With teamwork and courage, every animal finds its way home!
It has been shown that children who are taught refusal skills are more likely to make positive choices and refrain from engaging in high-risk behaviors. It's important to help children set limits for themselves and say "no" to outside pressures. This increases their self-confidence. When children learn to stop and consider the consequences before responding to a request, as well as a variety of ways to say "no," they become more accomplished at refusing to participate in anything that could harm themselves or others. In this program, several simple refusal techniques are modeled and demonstrated.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
Did you know the letter "i" is in a lot of words? Let's learn all about it from our friends Miss Cathy and Maestro Javier. There's also a fun song about insects and igloos.
Gregory the goat is a very picky eater, wanting only fruit, vegetables, eggs, and orange juice and refusing the usual goat diet of shoes and tin cans. His parents become worried and eventually teach him to enjoy a variety of goat foods. When LeVar goes to the San Diego, he visits its kitchen and learns that people as well as animals need a nutritionally balanced diet.
In this episode, we visit Papua New Guinea to check out the Lionfish, one of the diver's favorite critters to observe and photograph; spend the day in the life of an Abalone diver and learn about Abalone diving, a combination of diving and fishing, and investigate US Navy divers' work on a historic wreck that sunk in 1862 during America's Civil War: "The Monitor."
Uppercase C, E, N, M
Uppercase H, K, U, ?, !
Program 8 Students will learn to write the manuscript letters Q, q and U, u.
Darwin and Newts learn the environment needs protecting from plastic bags when they rescue a little blue penguin who got stuck in one.
People use all different kinds of tools to investigate our world. It's important for us to work together and share information about what we learn! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike shows us ways that people gather scientific information and look for patterns in nature. Join us on this installment of Science and Me, and bring along your... Tech Tools!
Solids, and liquids, and gases! Oh, my! In this episode of Science and Me, Molecular Mike helps us figure out what's what in the world of matter. Our host guides us as we learn about the many ways that matter makes up our world as solids, liquids, and gases. We'll also see how matter goes through changes everyday - right before our eyes! Join us on this installment of Science and Me and find out for yourself... "What's the Matter?"
Customary units of length including the inch, foot, yard, and miles ar e discussed while incorporating real world applications. (14:25 min.)
The six types of triangles are introduced and examined. New terms: equilateral, isosceles triangle, scalene triangle, right triangle, acute triangle and obtuse triangle.
Major concepts... understanding large numbers: their names and the enormity of their magnitudes. The concept of doubling is introduced using paper-folding to illuminate that once a very small quantity (like the thickness of a piece of paper) starts growing, it grows faster and faster, reaching magnitudes that are fantastical.
Madagascar is an island nation with primitive beauty. There are children here who play in a quarry where their parents work. This is the story of one of those children who dreams of going to school.
Everyone needs a place to call their own, and the Barrier Reef gang is no different. There's no place like home for the spectacular sea creatures in Barney's Barrier Reef.
We'll learn about more animals that seem similar on the surface, but are notably different...camels, llamas, alpacas, reindeer, and elk!
Segments in this episode include: Super Croc; Mountain Bikes; Water Balloons.
Spring Roll with Lamb Sweetbreads and Three Pepper Sauces by Heinz Hanner of Kronprinz Mayerling in Vienna, Austria. Sweet and Sour Opakapaka by Sam Choy of Sam Choy's Restaurants of Hawaii in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii HI. Custard with Anise and Caramel Autumn Fruits by Ada Concaro of Tomo Uno in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Barbados' history, cuisine, and folklore are explored by Chef Walter Staib. Recipes with local chefs include Bajan macaroni pie, sea cat, and Bajan souse with pig ear.
Singapore, "the Lion City," is the world's busiest port, which consists of Singapore Island and about 60 little islets. Highlights include: the capital, Singapore City, made up of an exotic blend of people who eat an endless variety of foods; a cable car to the summit of Mount Faber; neon lights at the Lau Pasat Market.
Brisket is simultaneously the easiest and hardest meat to barbecue. Today's show is all about brisket, complete with failproof methods for smoking it right every time. From not so traditional Texas barbecue and a distinctive bacon-smoked brisket flat to an electrifying Vietnamese brisket salad. You'll even learn how to make breakfast-worthy Tex-Mex brisket tacos.
Local students match wits as McFatter Technical High plays Sheridan Technical 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.
Visit a world class exhibition of Toulouse-Lautrec portraits from the Herakleidon Museum in Athens, Greece. Learn how its collector amassed this amazing collection over many years. Then take a behind-the-scenes look at the difficult color lithography process that Lautrec used so successfully in depicting the Parisian nightlife of the Belle Epoque.
Living Environments shows how environments have biotic and abiotic interactions. We learn that living things have many needs that must be met!
Program 7 *1964 President Johnson announces the Great Society *1964 Vietnam War: Congress Passes the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution *1965 Black Urban Riots Begin *1968 Vietnam War: The Tet Offensive *1970 First Earth Day *1972 Watergate *1973 Vietnam War: Cease-Fire Ends War
Overseeing almost 3000 inmates plus a large staff in a county jail is an enormous responsibility. Gracey will talk with the Chief of Corrections and learn about a career in criminal justice. Then Shawn will meet up with an estate planning attorney and learn how he works with his clients to have their affairs in order and wishes met for their inevitable passing. Plus, Alecsa will visit a podiatrist to learn why she chose this specialty and how we can avoid foot and ankle problems that most of us experience at one time or another.
The final episode of Ocean Vet provides a fascinating insight into the making of this groundbreaking series. The crew looks back and reveal their favourite moments and close calls. Michael Douglas finally reveals the tragic death of Neil Burnie from a freak diving accident one week after filming completed, and the crew discuss the impact that the unique and powerful force of nature that was Neil Burnie had on their lives.
Take a bite out of something sweet...explore our place in the vast cosmos...and learn how to really escape quicksand!
Launched in 2018, Florida Trail Towns is a state program that helps communities boost tourism and promote recreation by highlighting regional trail systems. Take a ride with us down the Gulf Coast to see what makes each trail town in this region unique and why one was selected to be Florida?s first.
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
If your pet becomes lost, how would you get your furry friend back? In this episode of Take Paws, you'll learn about the importance of pet identification. You'll also find out how to properly greet unfamiliar pets and learn about a yearly water festival for our K-9 pals! MENDHEIM JAMIE DIAZ, CPDT-KA NUNZIO GIRDANO
In-depth and personal studies of celebrated people.
In the film This Gun for Hire, as supporting actor, Alan Ladd's performance as a cold, ruthless killer with a core of sadness had an impact on audiences. He became an immediate star and helped launch the age of film noir. In 1954, Photoplay magazine voted him the world's most popular male film star. Ironically, Ladd and the female star of the year, Marilyn Monroe, both headed for self-destruction.
Retrospective profiles of: Barbra Streisand, Pink, Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Liza Minelli.
Names of elegant fashion in this episode include: GIORGIO ARMANI - Labeled the "father of Italian fashion." MONIQUE LHUILLIER - known for her beautiful red carpet creations - using beading and embroidery, silk and tweed. NINA RICC I- Synonymous with timeless elegance and sophistication. ALBERTA FERRETTI - her name calls to mind beautiful and ethereal gowns, delicate dresses cut into demure shapes of romance and softness. YVES SAINT LAURENT - one of the greatest figures of French fashion and of the Twentieth Century.
Flying at the speed of sound doesn't seem like the type of thing that was possible in the 1960's, but that was when traditional rivals Britain and France collaborated to build the world's first Concorde, a jet that could traverse the Atlantic in just 3 hours, at twice he speed of sound, around about 1400 miles and hour. The all-metal Trident jet was a popular choice for airlines but couldn't compete with the glamour and allure of the Concorde. However, its inception wasn't without its complications. Britain and France squabble over many aspect of its design, including the spelling of the name, eventually adoption the "e" on the end as a tribute to "Excellence and England."
This episode of Dateline Health is about the type of living options that can be pursued later in life. Guests: Stephanie Zeverino