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Musical performers from around Georgia.

Ah Quon McElrath: The Struggle Never Ends!

Ah Quon McElrath helped power a labor movement based on racial equality that transformed Hawaii from a semi-feudal oligarchy to a modern labor democracy.

PBS News Hour

Co-anchors Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett and correspondents offer in-depth analysis of current events.

GSUTV Off the Record

Kate Winslet: A Quest for Authenticity

Kate Winslet has forged her path by choosing roles of complex women that defy the cliché of the young romantic heroine that Hollywood offers her.

Waiting for the Barbarians

C. P. Cavafy's poetry set to new music by Rufus Wainwright, Laurie Anderson and more.

Peak HD

Grand Band is a six-piano musical ensemble composed of the finest contemporary-classical pianists.

Iconicity

Artists that are part of the radical individualism movement pit themselves against the elements of the Southern California deserts.

House Seats

Kutti Gang is a powerful assembly of South Asian women gathering to tell jokes and tear into the ever-present problems in show business for women of color, while bringing joy to the community.

House Seats

Experience Heather Christian's concert-cabaret filmed at The Bushwick Starr. Heather and company bring you an "improvised musical séance" about family mythology, folk tales passed down through generations, and talking to the dead.

Jamie Lee Curtis: Hollywood Call of Freedom

A look at the life and career of Jamie Lee Curtis, who continues to deflect stereotypes to prove that any role is a potential hit.

House Seats

Andrea Coleman, real life lawyer and faux judge, comedically rules and riffs on the wildest laws that actually exist in America.

We Are Broadway III

Join the cast and crew from theater's biggest hits as they discuss what it's really like each night behind the stage; learn tricks of the trade from "The Outsiders," "Rocky Horror," "Hamilton" and more.

Teatro Real: Philip Glass

This program imagines the final months of the life of Walt Disney - the person who has, more than any other, influenced the current world of consumers.

Marighella

Controversial writer Carlos Marighella joins a revolutionary uprising in the wake of a CIA-backed military coup in Brazil in 1964.

Sparking Hope: The Power of Improv

A groundbreaking documentary filmed inside New York City's Rikers Island. This unprecedented access takes viewers deep into one of the country's most notorious jail complexes, where over 6,000 people endure daily life behind bars. Inside this often-closed environment, this program captures the transformative work of Drama Club, a nonprofit using improvisational theater to empower incarcerated youth, giving them a voice, building resilience, and offering hope where it is hard to find.

The Darkrooms McS

Russell Frederick and Anderson Zaca go on a journey into the darkroom to showcase often underrepresented photographers of our time. Featuring Beuford Smith, Joseph Rodriguez, Adama Delphine Fawundu, Ozier Muhammad and Russell Frederick.

First Twenty

Playwright Enda Walsh's monologue asks, "From now on, everything will be different, but how?" Performed by Sarah Street, it's an emotional look at how we absorb our past and how the past is a part of us; in partnership with Irish Arts Center.

Vija Celmins: to Fix the Image in Memory

In this program, Celmins leads the viewer through her 2019-20 retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which featured six decades of her exquisitely detailed paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints depicting natural imagery, including ocean surfaces, desert floors, and night skies. Vija also reviews her photographs at her Soho studio, works on a woodcut print, and paints at her Water Mill studio. Offering commentary are the co-curators of the retrospective, Gary Garrels and Ian Alteveer, and Starr Figura, Curator of Drawings and Prints at the Museum of Modern Art.

Manhattan Theatre Club, A Home for Artists from Docs

Filmmaker Liz Sargent created an experimental short film reflecting themes of this year's River To River Festival, which is annually presented by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council in Downtown New York City.

The Last Folio

Decaying books lying on dusty shelves; the last witnesses of a once thriving culture, are treated by Yuri like the survivors that they each are -every one captured as a portrait, preserved in their final beauty, pictures speaking a thousand words. Amongst these many hundreds of books and fragments photographed by Yuri, one stands out especially - one which miraculously found its way from a dusty pile to its rightful heir - a book once owned by Yuri's grandfather Jakub.

Martin Puryear: Lookout

Documents the process of Puryear's sculpture Storm King.

Water, Anything Can Happen

The women of Gaua, who practice water music, hail from the island but now live in Paris.

Stradivari's Heir

Scientists, luthiers and musicians lead an international quest to recreate the sound of the famous Stradivari violin.

Live From the Rialto

Alien: American Dream Denied

The emotional journey of high-skilled, documented immigrants from around the world as they seek permanence in the U.S.

GSUTV Special Edition

Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.

GSUTV Special Edition

Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.

All the Lonely People

Exploring the hidden epidemic of loneliness through intimate stories of individuals searching for connection.

GSUTV Special Edition

Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.

American Dendrite

A documentary captured over a road trip across the heartland of the United States, American Dendrite is a meditation on the climate, culture, and collective consciousness of people connected by living alongside the Mississippi River system. With a vintage Super 8mm film camera, director Adam Marshall Present and his crew trace the path of water flowing from their home city of Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana.