May Programming
May Scheduling Collections
NETA has curated collections of our programming around some of the major themes, celebrations and commemorative dates in May. We hope these assist in building your May schedules.
May Scheduling Hooks
America 250 – Power of Place
Asian American Heritage
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. View the entire AAPI collection.
Mental Health Awareness
Armed Forces Day & Memorial Day
Program Catalog
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The beloved Charles Dickens holiday classic as a live radio play
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The man historians have dubbed our nation's most powerful vice-president
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Beloved artists singing popular Christmas classics.
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Hidden mementos reveal: a hero, love, and the tragic costs of WW2. Martin Sheen narrates.
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The untold story of a Navy pioneer who rose above racism to leave a lasting legacy
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Vermont's iconoclastic and independent spirit — from pre-Colonial times to the present
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Sundown Town Murder: A reporter digs up new facts prompting surprise witnesses to emerge
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A troubadour’s tale of timeless tunes, born in Appalachia, bound for the West
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How one community and disenfranchised tribal leaders worked to reconcile the past
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Learn how fire shapes, restores and protects Rocky Mountain forests
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Exploration of the wonders of the natural world in the wildest part of Australia
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Look deeply, listen carefully - this Alaskan land has stories to tell.
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The global movement of women choosing not to cover their gray hair
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For more than a century the United States and Canada have had a close military alliance
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Experience the magic of the holidays through music
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Follow the story of students at Crosstown High, a school redefining high school education
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A school’s journey from being divorced from the community to being owned by the community
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A collection of 8 holiday stories, performed in the style of 1940's vintage radio plays
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Profiles remarkable Cherokee citizens and explores history and culture
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Six women planting the seeds of change in their communities for a better tomorrow
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Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford address weight bias and the new clinical definition of obesity
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The SUNY Fredonia Choirs perform choral arrangements of the season
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