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The Good Road
San Juan, Puerto Rico: The Art of Community
Season 2
Episode 207
Craig Martin and Earl Bridges explore San Juan and its artists. A sculptor talks about using art to enhance the lives of the poor. They tour a museum that is a collaborative artists-driven place. A filmmaker explains why art helps people struggling with their personal identity. For many on the island, political independence will still require collaboration with the US.
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Venture to an urban “peace garden,” and explore conservation and social justice.
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A trip to the National Museum of African American Music and the iconic Parthenon.
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Scuba diving scientists study the lungs of our planet and the threat of coral disease.
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Kurdish Christians and extremist Islamists participate together in a play about conflict.
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Craig and Earl enter Music City’s “off brand” spaces inhabited by musicians and artists.
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Conservationist on the James River work to protect the Atlantic Sturgeon.
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Wholly American and yet uniquely apart, Puerto Ricans discuss their “American” identity.
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Educators, entrepreneurs and scientists bring a new generation of people into the cosmos.
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A chef, a basket weaver and a Grammy Awarded drummer teach us about Gullah culture.
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Through Puerto Rico’s ecosystems we see the balance between conservation & community.
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We learn about the critical role of Space Force at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
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Discover Music City’s true history through Jefferson St. before it was erased by I-40.