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Environmental series "Earth Focus," arts & culture series "Artbound" and Roy Choi's "Broken Bread" garner most awards including Best News Feature, Feature Documentary, Documentary Short and Best Anchor/Host, among others.
"Variety's" 10 Brits to watch also included in this year's honored artists.
Eighteenth season of Emmy®-winning series premieres with conversations starting June 15 on PBS SoCal and on PBS stations nationwide.
Locally produced PBS productions honored include 'The Migrant Kitchen' and 'Broken Bread' with arts and culture series "Artbound" garnering seven nominations and sweeping arts category.
“Discover Learning Everywhere” theme welcomes PBS KIDS characters Curious George, Nature Cat and Elinor from ‘Elinor Wonders Why;’ plus, free Family Math Toolkit and resources now available nationwide after a spring full of educational initiatives from PBS SoCal.
June's world broadcast premieres of "Unidad: Gay & Lesbian Latinos Unidos," "Dear Ike: Lost Letters to a Teen Idol" and "American Experience: 'Casa Susanna'" accompanied by a few local events, showcase PBS's commitment to honoring new and different perspectives.
"Broken Bread" and "Lost LA" honored with two finalists in the host/anchor category.
Four nights of in-person and virtual films include screenings and discussions inspiring better understanding of environmental issues.
Rarely seen footage revealed in new documentary that’s more relevant today than ever as union organizing catches fire in the U.S. after years of decline.
Twenty-six programs throughout May highlight influential Asian stories; plus, regional community engagement opportunities available through local events at Grammy Museum and Natural History Museum.
New slate of films includes U.S. broadcast premiere of "Zero Gravity" featuring the next generation of innovators coding satellites performed by astronauts in orbit.
Hosted by Deadline's Pete Hammond, new season debuts April 11 with "Somewhere in Queens" featuring Q&A guest Ray Romano.