Presented by John Sebastian of The Lovin’ Spoonful (“Do You Believe In Magic”), FOLK REWIND features a treasure trove of historical footage that has not been seen in over four decades, plus new performances by artists who are still appearing in concert today.
FOLK REWIND features a treasure trove of historical footage that has not been seen in over four decades, plus new performances by artists who are still performing today.
Recorded on the campus of Arkansas State University in February 2012, this musical benefit to restore Johnny Cash’s boyhood home includes performances by Rosanne Cash, John Carter Cash, Kris Kristofferson, George Jones, Tommy Cash, Joanne Cash Yates, Dailey and Vincent, Gary Morris, Rodney Crowell and Bill Miller.
Watch Thursday, September 6, 2012 at 10pm.
Songlist:
Pickin’ Time – Rosanne Cash
Sunday Morning Coming Down – Kris Kristofferson
If I Were A Carpenter – John Carter & Laura Cash
Ira Hayes -Bill Miller
Five Feet High and Rising – Tommy Cash
Suppertime – Jo Anne Cash Yates
Daddy Sang Bass – Dailey and Vincent
Same Old Me – George Jones
I Got Stripes – George Jones
Hallelujah – Gary Morris & Matt Morris
After All This Time – Rodney Crowell
Radio Nowhere – Rosanne Cash
Tennessee Flat Top Box – Rosanne Cash
Me & Bobby McGee – Kris Kristofferson
I Still Miss Someone – Rosanne Cash
Angel Band – All
Sid, Gabriela and their fellow science fair contest winners Niuniu and Yangyang meet Dr. Bonabodon and Bobbybot at The Super Ultimate Science Museum in Sid the Science Kid: The Movie, premiering Monday, March 25 on PBS KIDS.
Watch Monday, March 25 and Friday March 29, 2013 at 10:30am.
The late Joseph Campbell was the foremost interpreter of the world’s great mythologies – the stories told by humans since the dawn of histiry to explain the mysteries of the universe.
Joseph Rosendo travels to the most remote inhabited place on earth during his Easter Island adventure. Located more than two thousand miles from the coast of Chile, Rapa Nui (the island’s native name) offers a world of mysteries that have remained unanswered for centuries. Questions abound surrounding the origins of the Rapa Nui culture, their enormous carved stone moai and the cause of the Rapa Nui people’s ecological and natural disasters. Although one question invariably leads to another, Joseph attempts to explain what often eludes explanation while he spotlights the amazing journey of the Rapa Nui people from the shores of Polynesia more than 1,500 years ago through their glory days and times of turmoil to the vibrant culture that flourishes today.
Watch Saturday, June 16, 2012 at 3pm.
This dramatic and expansive film re-imagines the universe story and reframes the human connection to the cosmos. Created by a renowned team of scientists, scholars and award-winning filmmakers, it was filmed on the Greek island of Samos, the birthplace of Pythagoras. The host is evolutionary philosopher Brian Thomas Swimme, whose stories awaken us to the beauty and complexity of our planet.
Watch Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 8:30pm.
Journey of the Universe guides viewers through the telling of the origins of life to our present challenges.
THE JOURNEY TO PALOMAR is the story of American astronomer George Ellery Hale’s dramatic public and private struggle to build the four largest telescopes in the world, which set the stage for astronomy and space exploration throughout the 20th century, revealing the greatest discoveries since Galileo and Copernicus. More than five years in the making, the documentary traces Hale’s lifelong struggle to build these great instruments, culminating with the million-pound telescope on Palomar mountain – the most famous telescope in the world. The combination of Hale’s dramatic personal story set against the backdrop of American history and humankind’s reach into the far corners of the universe creates a film with appeal to viewers of all ages.
