My Country No More exclusive on Independent Lens PBS: One woman fights Big Oil

On the upcoming PBS, My Country No More (Independent Lens) shows how one woman passionately fights against Big oil’s interests in a small town being usurped by the dollars and influence this brings. The impacts of North Dakota’s insanely active oil boom on a small town are shown writ large in a town council meeting

Exclusive interview: Frontline reporter A.C. Thompson of Documenting Hate: Charlottesville

For the past year, PBS Frontline and ProPublica have jointly investigated the white supremacists who united during last August’s rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. The documentary Documenting Hate: Charlottesville airs tonight with reporter A.C. Thompson. Their collective efforts have identified and removed from active duty one Marine, Vasillios Pistolis, as well as Northrop Grumman employee Michael Miselis,

Exclusive clip: Animals battle changing climate on PBS’s Great Yellowstone Thaw

Tonight PBS premieres its new miniseries Great Yellowstone Thaw, a visually stunning event showing wildlife under fire, sometimes literally, in Yellowstone National Park. This physical landmark is a seismically-active 3,500-square mile sprawl of wilderness that is a collapsed volcano at its core. The enormous park sits in the western states of Montana, Idaho and mostly in

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Consuelo Mack talks “wild card” Donald Trump with top financial experts

TV veteran Consuelo Mack speaks to two leading financial experts tonight — in a bid to inform investors about what to expect under Donald Trump’s “wild card” presidency. Mack’s WEALTHTRACK New Financial World: U.S. sees her get the lowdown from Ed Hyman, Wall Street’s No. 1-ranked economist for a record 36 years, and top investor Matthew McLennan. Hyman, chairman and

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USO – For the Troops on PBS salutes historic organization

USO – For the Troops on PBS documents how the United Service Organizations have helped boost troop morale since WWII. Marking 75 years of the organisation’s work in providing support and help to those in the services, the program gives a behind-the-scenes look at the work the USO performs. The organisation puts on music concerts, meet-and-greets

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Norman Lear on his PBS American Masters documentary Just Another Version Of You

PBS’s American Masters presents Norman Lear: Just Another Version Of You tonight, the first-ever documentary about the screen legend. Lear, now 92 and still hard at work, is responsible for changing our minds and appetites, showing life in a radical new way and enlightening millions of viewers about topics previously unaddressed on prime time television. All

Hooligan Sparrow: Child rape and state intimidation in China on PBS’s POV

Hooligan Sparrow, a chilling documentary about child rape in China and the government’s efforts to silence protesters, airs on PBS as part of their POV series. The hard-hitting film by debut filmmaker Nanfu Wang follows the story of human rights activist Ye Haiyan as she attempts to raise awareness of a harrowing incident in 2013