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This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

Kanchanaburi is best known for the most famous bridge in Thailand, well known for the Academy-Award winning film, Bridge Over theRiver Kwai. Here, people discover the rich cultural heritage of the Mon tribe.

A Christmas Eve banquet includes baccala, skillet fried shrimp, tuna, smelt, swordfish, calamari and clams.

Shirred eggs with white truffles, oven-roasted chicken with soft mascarpone polenta.

Celery Soup,Werner Matt of La Scala, Vienna Plaza in Vienna, Austria. Rack of Lamb,Luciano Bossegia of Cardinale in Sao Paula, Brazil.Bitter Chocolate Souffle by Francois Rodolphe with Phillipe Moivan of Auberge des Templiers in Les Bezards, France.

Behind the scenes at museums across America.

Learning how cells make up everything.

Players and coaches of the Miami Dolphins.

Neil and the Ocean Vet team mark the end of a seven year study on Bermuda's tiger sharks by embarking on a dangerous mission tosatellite tag one of these giant oceanic predators in a mind boggling and death defying sequence of interactions. The comp.

Explore the Red Planet...take a trip to the Galapagos Islands...and discover how geysers form!

Pet allergies; boarding and training pets; toxic foods; with Tim Mullally, Sam Strauss, Lisa Mendheim.

Broward Teen News- Cypress Bay Edition- Stories include Joseph Diduca Profile, Biking in Broward, Anti-Suicide PSA, A Taste of theMidwest, Mukbang, The Color Of Courage, What's in the Box?, Legend of the Skunk Ape, Competitive Canines and Fit Check.

An overview by the National Gallery.

The compelling story of African-American tree farmers in South Carolina who trace their land back to the end of slavery.

April 14th, 1865, five days after General Robert E. Lee surrendered at the Appomattox Courthouse, ending the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth; Abraham Lincoln died the next day, but his legacy lives on; narrated by Bill Humphreys, sharing Lincoln's life story.

Students participate in Haitian History questions and compete in 3 minute rounds. Guests: Mecca Grimo Students.

In a slumbering village nestled in southeast China?s Guizhou district in Anhui province, sits a mysterious hall of the Hu Clan. The village?s residents, in their unique, picturesque houses, lead a peaceful and harmonious existence.

In the renowned Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes are thousands of murals depicting delicate feminine deities darting around Buddhist statues;in other caves, male flying deities appear, leading many to question their true origins and their original gender.

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

The path to peace.

An overview by the National Gallery.

The compelling story of African-American tree farmers in South Carolina who trace their land back to the end of slavery.

April 14th, 1865, five days after General Robert E. Lee surrendered at the Appomattox Courthouse, ending the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth; Abraham Lincoln died the next day, but his legacy lives on; narrated by Bill Humphreys, sharing Lincoln's life story.

Students participate in Haitian History questions and compete in 3 minute rounds. Guests: Mecca Grimo Students.

In a slumbering village nestled in southeast China?s Guizhou district in Anhui province, sits a mysterious hall of the Hu Clan. The village?s residents, in their unique, picturesque houses, lead a peaceful and harmonious existence.

In the renowned Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes are thousands of murals depicting delicate feminine deities darting around Buddhist statues;in other caves, male flying deities appear, leading many to question their true origins and their original gender.

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

The path to peace.

The path to peace.

Darwin and Newts work together to utilize the power of gravity to get Henri's apples from the top to the bottom of the hill.

Seymour Trax is ready for a vacation. Where will he go and what will he bring? Find out about his adventure with this fun lesson andsong about the letter V.

Seymour Trax is ready for a vacation. Where will he go and what will he bring? Find out about his adventure with this fun lesson andsong about the letter V.

TVPGTheme: Trees are vital to the existence of all living things, as they serve numerous practical and aesthetic functions.

A wild dog with a snakebite wound; caracal with a broken leg; cheetahs get ready to be released.

In program 12, students will learn to write the manuscript letters M, m and V, v.

This installment explores wild worlds; Molecular Mike looks at the ways living things need and help one another.

Trying to figure out how something works or why something happens is what scientists do; in this episode, Molecular Mike investigates the kinds of things scientists do to learn about the world.

Miles McLiter explores measurement over the past 4,000 years.

The Rads pay a visit to a sculptor.

Northern Thailand had once been a haven for poppy growers. This is the story of the Aka people and their children who are trying to puttheir dark past behind them while dreaming of a better future.

Get your kicks on Route 66 in Flagstaff, Arizona. We're headed to the famous Barringer meteor crater outside of town. It is the bestpreserved meteorite impact site on Earth formed 50,000 years ago by a giant meteor weighing several hundred thousand.

How the U.S. military makes sure soldiers have the latest tools of technology; visiting an Army Research Lab where scientists develop new advancements aimed to help current U.S. soldiers and war fighters of the future.

The Earth's surface is being reorganized and reshaped at a scale never before seen.

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

The province of Udon Thani is the oldest site of human habitation in all of Southeast Asia. Sian Richards tours the Phnom Rung Temple,which is Hindu, and once part of the Angkor Empire; she discovers Thailand' s famous silk.

Pizza carnevale; orange-flavored ricotta cheesecake.

Foie gras, apple and goat cheese creme brulee; chicken breast with fennel, peaches and roses; pear tart tatin with maple-walnut and sour-cherry compote, roasted caramel pears and maple ice cream.

Pancetta-wrapped oysters in Italy; sea bass and artichoke soup in France; cold Dutch juniper cream with red fruits and vanilla ice cream in Holland.

1955 - Disneyland, Destination Theme Park 1961 - Emilio Azc?rraga Brings Hispanic Television to the U.S. 1962 - Sam Walton FoundsWalmart 1963 - Mary Kay Ash Launches Mary Kay Cosmetics 1964 - Thomas J. Watson Jr. Announces IBM's 360 Mainframe.

Learning how cells make up everything.

Mike Dilger travels around the countryside in the South West looking for inspiration.

A brief history of space travel.

Broward Teen News- Cypress Bay Edition- Stories include Joseph Diduca Profile, Biking in Broward, Anti-Suicide PSA, A Taste of theMidwest, Mukbang, The Color Of Courage, What's in the Box?, Legend of the Skunk Ape, Competitive Canines and Fit Check.

Guests: Willie Wilcox Nicanson Guerrier.

Pet allergies; boarding and training pets; toxic foods; with Tim Mullally, Sam Strauss, Lisa Mendheim.

The artists Lyle Ashton Harris, Curlee Raven Holton, Keith Morrison, Mary Lovelace O'Neal, Jefferson Pinder, Frank Stewart, and CarrieMae Weems share memories of David Driskell and talk about his impact on their lives and work.

Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include Traditions in Transitions, The Messenger, Youth, OneMinute Later, Death Wears A Dress, Metronaut*, Love Cuts Deep and Screamagers 11/13/25.

What you may have known as the Broward Children's Strategic Plan is now called Broward Partnerships for Kids; see how since 2001, this collective has united more than 30 committees made up of public and private partners.

Born in Thal, Austria in 1947, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been quoted as saying he knew he was a winner. He began his career by winning the Mr. Olympia title a record-breaking six times and throughout his career in movies and politics, his dedication to bodybuilding has been as solid. He believes that bodybuilding has been a great help in his career, especially in action movies. In 2003, he turned

Students participate in Haitian History questions and compete in 3 minute rounds. Guests: Mecca Grimo Students.

From managing programs and engaging the community to strategic planning and making sure resources are used wisely, the CSC team brings passion and data-driven decisions together to make a real difference for families. In this episode, you'll meet our chiefs, hear about the roles they play, and see how each one helps children grow up healthy, safe and ready to succeed in school and life. Guests: Ma

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include Traditions in Transitions, The Messenger, Youth, OneMinute Later, Death Wears A Dress, Metronaut*, Love Cuts Deep and Screamagers 11/13/25.

April 14th, 1865, five days after General Robert E. Lee surrendered at the Appomattox Courthouse, ending the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth; Abraham Lincoln died the next day, but his legacy lives on; narrated by Bill Humphreys, sharing Lincoln's life story.

Students participate in Haitian History questions and compete in 3 minute rounds. Guests: Mecca Grimo Students.

From managing programs and engaging the community to strategic planning and making sure resources are used wisely, the CSC team brings passion and data-driven decisions together to make a real difference for families. In this episode, you'll meet our chiefs, hear about the roles they play, and see how each one helps children grow up healthy, safe and ready to succeed in school and life. Guests: Ma

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

The path to peace.

The path to peace.

Seymour Trax is ready for a vacation. Where will he go and what will he bring? Find out about his adventure with this fun lesson andsong about the letter V.

Seymour Trax is ready for a vacation. Where will he go and what will he bring? Find out about his adventure with this fun lesson andsong about the letter V.

TVPGHost LeVar Burton introduces the book Appelemando's Dreams, by Patricia Polacco, about a little boy who uses his dreams to createcolorful images that brighten the world for himself and his friends.

Louis Armstrong has been called the most important jazz improviser in the history of jazz.

This exploration of the natural world and family bonds through the eyes of a young mixed-race narrator is a living, breathing, dazzlinglymulti-faceted, exuberant masterpiece, firmly grounded in her sense of self-worth and belonging.

In program 12, students will learn to write the manuscript letters M, m and V, v.

Newt attempts to preserve some ice from a frozen pond so that he can make an ice skating rink for Burpee and Croakette; she and Darwin discover more about the different states of water.

This installment explores wild worlds; Molecular Mike looks at the ways living things need and help one another.

Trying to figure out how something works or why something happens is what scientists do; in this episode, Molecular Mike investigates the kinds of things scientists do to learn about the world.

Miles McLiter explores measurement over the past 4,000 years.

The Rads pay a visit to a sculptor.

Northern Thailand had once been a haven for poppy growers. This is the story of the Aka people and their children who are trying to puttheir dark past behind them while dreaming of a better future.

We're headed to the capital district of the Empire state in beautiful Albany and Saratoga Springs. First, we learn why the town is aptlynamed Saratoga Springs and explore the therapeutic waters bubbling below. Next we'll learn about arguably the mo..

Investigating conger eels that live in submerged caverns; the moray eel; venomous sea snakes; giant squids.

In the first program, 1936 to 1951, Alan Turing lays the groundwork for the creation of the modern computer and John Von Neumanncreates the working architecture of all computers going forward.

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

Hong Kong is made up of four areas: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon City, the New Territories, and almost 250 Outlying Islands. A moderncity, steeped in Chinese traditions. Highlights include: the Mong Kok Market.

A Christmas Eve banquet includes baccala, skillet fried shrimp, tuna, smelt, swordfish, calamari and clams.

Pan-seared diver scallops and shrimp with truffle-scented new-potato hash; mixed roast game with Brussels sprouts and truffles; panna cotta and warm summer fruit.

Smoked salmon mousse with asparagus in Denmark; John Dory in Brazil; citronella cream, wild strawberries and dried rhubarb in France.

A dive into interesting topics of all kinds, taking viewers on an adventure with no boundaries; from pivotal inventions, natural wonders, sports, history and wildlife, to our planet and space, there's no limit to the questions explored.

Learning how cells make up everything.

Traveling to Australia, the world's largest island and smallest continent, to see the untouched Daintree Forest.

The La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles; the Field Museum in Chicago; Blue Rhino Studio in Minnesota.

Planting seedlings at the Breaking Ground Conference; Students for Solar Schools; an insect museum; NASA's JPL laboratory.

Children and mental health.

From managing programs and engaging the community to strategic planning and making sure resources are used wisely, the CSC team brings passion and data-driven decisions together to make a real difference for families. In this episode, you'll meet our chiefs, hear about the roles they play, and see how each one helps children grow up healthy, safe and ready to succeed in school and life. Guests: Ma

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

Sports Zone with Lauren Potts -Lauren Potts stops by the zone to talk about BECON Sports and some of her favorite stories andmemories as an associate producer. Hosted by Brandon Graham. Guests: Lauren Potts.

Guests: Willie Wilcox Nicanson Guerrier.

Student Films produced by South Florida high school students. Videos include Traditions in Transitions, The Messenger, Youth, OneMinute Later, Death Wears A Dress, Metronaut*, Love Cuts Deep and Screamagers 11/13/25.

Pet allergies; boarding and training pets; toxic foods; with Tim Mullally, Sam Strauss, Lisa Mendheim.

1904-1926 Scott Joplin and Ma Rainey Initiate the merger of Two Cultures;Matthew Henson discovers the North Pole;W.E.B. Dubois founds the NAACP;George Washington Carver Renaissance Man;Alain Locke leads Harlen Renaissance;Satchel Paige stars in NNBL.

1935-1943:Mary McLeod Bethune;American Woman of the 20th century,Jesse Owens & Joe Louis Debunk Hitler's claim of Aryan Superiority;Hattie McDaniel wins the Oscar,Benjamin O Davis Sr. is stepping stone to Desegregation;Duke Ellington's Band performs.

Steam trains in Iowa; 'N' scale layout in northern Indiana; Philadelphia-area arboretum's garden railroad; a Virginia rainwalk honors the history of trains.

This episode discusses the innovations in Alzheimer's research taking place at NSU Florida; guest: Dr. Benedict C. Albensi.

The path to peace.