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Explore the story of filmmaker Blake Edwards, known for his comedies like the "Pink Panther" series.
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Explore the story of writer Julia Alvarez, who blazed a trail for a generation of Latino authors.
If we were to trace back to a single place and time where California surf culture began, it was likely Corona del Mar in the 1920s. And the person who gave birth to it was Duke Kahanamoku — fittingly known as the "father of modern surfing."
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Explore new documentary shorts about artists who defy the odds to create remarkable work.
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Explore musician Bob Dylan's evolution from folk troubadour to iconic rock star.
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Jamie Diaz is a trans woman and artist who has spent nearly 30 years in a men's prison in Texas.
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This series showcases the lives and cultural contributions of historical figures with disabilities.
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This series showcases the lives and cultural contributions of historical figures with disabilities.
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Discover the intellectual evolution and political legacy of William F. Buckley, Jr.
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Trumpeter Clark Terry (1920 - 2015) describes the difficulties of touring the South.
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Clark Terry talks about Count Basie's sense of space and time.
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Owen Bradley, producer at Decca Records, took Brenda Lee under his wing and became a mentor to her.
