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The man historians have dubbed our nation's most powerful vice-president
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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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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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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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Jet through storms, space, and history in a season packed with sky-high breakthroughs
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