| 3-Minute Egg |
| 3-Minute Egg is the Twin Cities arts SEEN: Behind the scenes of local theater, dance, music, literature and visual arts. Hosted by Matt Peiken. |
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| Adiga Iyo Daryeelka Caafimaadkaaga |
| Si aad ah u fahamto daryeelka howlaha caafimaadkaaga nidaamka hawlaha caafimaadka I yo fursada ha uu ku siinayo si qaab soomalinimo ah. Waxaa wax ka soo saaray UCare. |
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| Almanac |
| Almanac is Twin Cities Public Television's weekly public affairs program hosted by Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer. Visit the Almanac web site at: http://tpt.org/almanac |
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| ALMANAC: HANDS-ON HISTORY |
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| American Dream Under Fire |
| An examination of the surprising role manufactured housing parks can play in reducing poverty. A co-production with the Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| American Genocide and Justice |
| Gerald Vizenor, proposes establishing tribunals to prosecute perpetrators of crimes against humanity and Native American Indians. Co-produced w/ UM IAS. |
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| Amiri Baraka: The Power of the Word |
| Black Arts poet Amiri Baraka reads from his work, & discusses writing, politics & the Black experience w/author Alexs Pate. Co-produced w/Givens Fdn. |
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| Angela Davis: Education Not Incarceration |
| Presented as part of the Givens NOMMO Forum series, author & activist Angela Davis speaks about education and imprisonment. Co-produced w/ Givens Fdn. |
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| Armenians and Turkey's Lingering Past |
| Author and historian Taner Akcam discusses research topics related to his book "A Shameful Act". Co-produced with U of M Institute for Advanced Study. |
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| Artwear in Motion |
| The popular national fashion show of "wearable art" with models from Ballet of the Dolls & artist interviews; co-production w/ The Textile Center of MN |
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| BARN AGAIN! |
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| Be There: Dads Matter |
| This is a program aimed at creating an understanding of the positive impact and role of involved fathers. Co-produced by Dads Make a Difference. |
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| BelAhdan |
| "BelAhdan" is a variety talk show concerning Middle Eastern issues and perspectives. Visit the BelAhdan web site. |
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| Beliefs About Poverty |
| Donna Beegle grew up poor. She's now an advocate. Hear how she suggests society helps those in need. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| Bethel University Festival of Christmas |
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| Beyond Diplomacy: The Vital Alliance Between Britain and the U.S. |
| British Ambassador, Christopher Meyer discusses the relationship between US & Britain and the impact this has on world gov't issues. Co-produced w/ MIC. |
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| Big Band Treasures |
| The Big Band era of jazz as shown through rare film clips from the Bob DeFlores Collection, co-produced with Normandale Community College. |
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| BIRDS OF WISCONSIN |
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| BLOSSOMS ON THE PRAIRIE |
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| Blueprint for Action: Homelessness |
| A panel of experts discuss issues facing those in search of housing. Co-produced with the Minneapolis Foundation. |
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| Blueprint for Action: Immigration |
| Looking at immigration and the many roles it plays in America. Co-produced with the Minneapolis Foundation. |
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| Blueprint for Action: Youth |
| Treating violence committed by young people as a matter of public health. Co-produced with the Minneapolis Foundation. |
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| A Bold Experiment: Met Council at 40 |
| This program sums up the Met Council's 40 years of guiding the growth of the Twin Cities. Co-produced by the Met Council and TPT's MN Channel |
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| Broken Trusts Broken Childhoods |
| The tragedy of childhood sexual abuse. Co-produced with the Sexual Abuse Prevention Network. |
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| Building at a Crossroads |
| A documentary describing the impact the Chicago/Lake Sears building in Minneapolis has on the surrounding community. Co-produced w/ Happy Accident Prod. |
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| Calculated Success |
| Minnesota leads the nation in math and science education in the 4th grade; educators and policy experts explain why. Co-produced with SciMathMN. |
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| Call to Justice |
| A forum to present a study and key action steps on racial disparities in Minnesota. Co-produced w/Council on Crime & Justice. |
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| Cancer: What’s Up With That? |
| A presentation designed to create awareness about specific cancers and point out methods of prevention. Co-produced with Stairstep Foundation. |
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| Capitol Report |
| Capitol Report is a weekly public affairs program produced by Senate Media Services.
Visit www.senate.mn/media to view other Senate Media Services programming. |
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| Caregiving: Making a Difference |
| Aging: The community need for caregiving - how caregivers care for others and how we can support the caregivers. Co-produced with Tamarisk. |
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| Cass Gilbert: Standing the Test of Time |
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| Challenging Expectations |
| Challenging Expectations explores barriers to education through profiles of students and input from the state’s leading thinkers. Produced by tpt. |
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| Challenging Expectations: Youth Voices |
| Challenging Expectations: Youth Voices features a range of youth perspectives, experiences and opinions on key educational issues. Produced by tpt. |
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| China & the US: An Evolving Relationship |
| Experts discuss business and cultural challenges faced by U.S. & Chinese companies when creating mutually beneficial relationships. Co-produced w/ MIC. |
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| CIA and the Cinema: A Strange Bond |
| Discussion of spy movies and ideas borrowed from CIA officers by Hollywood and vice versa. Co-produced with the William Mitchell College of Law. |
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| Cikala Maka Anishnabe Becoming MediaWise |
| Cikala Maka Anishnabe Becoming Media Wise helps parents understand the power of media for good and bad. Co-production National Institute Media Family. |
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| "Cinderella" Backstage |
| Follow the Ballet of the Dolls artistic team & dancers through the early stages of the creation of a new performance. Produced w/ Ballet of the Dolls. |
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| Civil Rights Across Generations |
| A Civil Rights Movement conversation between Congressman John Lewis of Georgia and Twin Cities teenagers. Co-Produced w/ General Mills Foundation. |
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| Closing the Opportunity Gap |
| Katie Haycock & Rudy Crew discuss critical steps to ensuring every student has great teachers and a great school. Co-produced w/ The Mpls. Fdn. |
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| Coexistence |
| Minnesota religious leaders in an interfaith dialogue on religion, racism and coexistence. |
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| College IS Possible |
| College can be a goal for every student if there is guidance, support and planning. This is a look at what works. Co-produced with Admission Possible. |
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| Colman McCarthy: Peace & Poverty |
| Prof. Colman McCarthy of Georgetown Univ Law Center speaks about the impact of poverty on American culture. Co-produced w/ Ramsey Action Programs. |
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| Coming Home: Supporting Your Soldier |
| A program discussing the mental health concerns faced by returning veterans and their families. Co-produced with NAMI Minnesota. |
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| Conflict Resolution: Swedish & Norwegian Experiences |
| A discussion of the key role small countries play in the peaceful resolution of some of the world's most intractable conflicts. Co-produced with MIC. |
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| Conversation at St John's: Lech Walesa Speaks |
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| Conversation at St Johns: John Thavis on Church & Politics Today |
| Find out what's happening in the Vatican today and how Rome views America's role in the world. Co-produced w/ St. John's University. |
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| Conversations at St John's: Jim Wallis |
| Conversation at St. John's featuring author of Why the Right Gets it Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It, Jim Wallis. Co-Produced w/ St. John's Univ. |
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| Creative Power of Aging |
| Creativity and the arts play a more significant role in vital aging than most people know. Co-Produced with the MN Creative Arts and Aging Network. |
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| Crime, Punishment & Redemption |
| White collar crimes, consequences & life after prison. A Co-production of TPT’s Minnesota Channel and the University of St. Thomas School of Law. |
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| Criminal Records, Race and Justice |
| Prof Arthur Miller of Harvard leads a discussion on what criminal justice records should be public and when. Co-produced w/ Council on Crime & Justice. |
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| Critical Links: Community Health Workers |
| A program that educates the public and creates awareness of the work of Community Health Workers. Co-produced w/BCBS Foundation of MN. |
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| Dance in the Dark |
| A performance exploring themes related to the positive role of death in understanding and celebrating life. Co-produced with Pathways. |
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| DANCES FOR TELEVISION |
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| Deep Dish |
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| Deep Dish with William Arntz |
| A conversation featuring William Arntz, Producer/Director/Screenwriter of What the Bleep Do We Know? Co-produced with The Continuum Center. |
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| Democracy in South Africa |
| A discussion about South Africa's creation of an inclusive democracy led by Barbara Maskela, ambassador to the U.S.. Co-produced with MIC. . |
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| DePalma on North America as a Nation |
| Anthony DePalma, former Times foreign correspondent speaks on issues uniting the United States, Canada and Mexico as one "country." Co-produced with St Thomas. |
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| Dialogue for Peace: Bridging Differences |
| Humphrey Institute Dean Atwood moderates a discussion on mutual understanding and human contact in our world community. Co-produced with Oslo Center. |
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| Disability Viewpoints |
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| Discovering Fluid Power |
| Robots, earth movers and modern medicine use Fluid Power to create change. Co-produced with the University of Minnesota. |
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| Diversity in Focus |
| Diversity in Focus is about the contributions of the diverse South Asian Community in America. (Produced by Mukhtar Thakur) |
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| Do the Media Understand Poverty? |
| A panel of journalists discuss how media handle issues of poverty. Co-produced by NWAF |
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| Drug Courts: Justice that Heals |
| A program demonstrating how drug court is a problem-solving approach using the power of the court & collaboration. Co-produced w/MN Judicial Branch. |
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| Drugs & Alcohol: Immigrant Perspectives |
| Immigrant perspectives related to drug and alcohol addiction in the American culture. A Co Production with the Minnesota Dept of Human Services. |
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| East Africa: New Faces New Experiences |
| Twin City East African's share the range of their experiences and needs living in Minnesota. A co-production with New Americans Community Services. |
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| ECHO |
| Emergency and Community Health Outreach (ECHO)
Public Health advisories and emergency alerts for Minnesota's refugee and immigrant populations are presented in six languages; Spanish, Vietnamese, Hmong, Lao, Khmer and Somali
To view archived Echo programs, visit the Echo partner page. |
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| ECHO-ENGLISH |
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| The Economics and Ethics of Healthcare |
| This program focuses on the highly relevant issue of healthcare, specifically healthcare and the economy. Co-produced with Hamline School of Law. |
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| Emerging Health Solutions |
| A program designed to educate the public of emerging health solutions through patient stories in co-production with St. Joseph’s Hospital. |
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| En Familia |
| A Spanish language program aimed at informing the Latino community on issues of importance such as health, workers and family rights, business, entertainment, law, and education among others. Produced by Eduardo Bernal |
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| Energizing the Future: The Quiet Crisis |
| Scientific thought-leader Dr. Shirley Jackson discusses the importance of science education in the quest for new energies. Co-produced w/ The Bakken Museum |
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| ENERGY: POWERING NORTH DAKOTA'S ECONOMY |
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| Engineering Minnesota's Future: Betty Shanahan |
| Betty Shanahan (Society of Women Engineers) discusses ways to further the advancement of STEM education. Co-produced with MN High Tech Association. |
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| Engineering, Minnesota's Future |
| Math, science and technology education is essential in order for the U.S. to remain globally competitive. Co-produced w/ the MN High Tech Association. |
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| Engineering, MN's Future: George Buckley |
| George Buckley, president & CEO of 3M speaks about what MN needs to do to be a world-wide leader in engineering. Co-produced w/ the MN High Tech Assoc. |
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| Equal Justice? |
| Prosecutors, attorneys, Law officers and community leaders discuss racial disparities w/in the justice system; produced w/ Council on Crime & Justice. |
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| Equine Forestry |
| A program showcasing the environmental and economic value of horse logging. Co-produced with the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. |
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| Everyday Heroes: John Turnipseed |
| A profile of an individual success story co-produced with AMICUS |
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| Everyday Heroes: Richard Copeland |
| A profile of an individual success story co-produced with MEDA
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| Everyday Trauma: Kids' Mental Wellness |
| Kids Mental Wellness looks at the extreme challenges kids can face and the importance of caring, dependable adults in their lives. |
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| Feel Better Minnesota |
| Feel Better Minnesota inspires us to exercise their right to feel and be healthier by balancing energy in and out. Co-production with Ramsey County. |
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| Finding Common Ground: Steps Toward a Mideast Peace |
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| Finding the Passion to Lead |
| Author and former CEO Bill George asks prominent leaders for their personal stories of inner strength in this Minnesota Channel Production. |
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| Fluid Power: A Force for Change |
| The leading edge of fluid power research, and its future as a significant source of energy. Co-Produced with the National Fluid Power Association. |
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| Focus on Health with Mary Hanson |
| Mary Hanson discusses health issues with members of the community. |
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| Food that Matters: Donations that Count |
| Food donations that consider cultural needs truly matter to people's physical and emotional health. Co-production with Neighborhood House. |
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| Food, Fuel and Climate Change |
| Experts on climate, agriculture and energy discuss ideas to make change. Co-produced with the University of Minnesota Center for Austrian Studies |
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| Forests and Minnesota’s Rural Economy |
| Minnesota’s rural communities look at productive uses of the abundant forests in ways that ensure an environmental legacy. A co-production w/Blandin. |
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| French Perspective: Prospects for Transatlantic Relations |
| French Ambassador Jean-David Levitte addresses ongoing challenges and successes in transatlantic relations in the 21st Century. Co-produced w/ MIC. |
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| Geetmala |
| This music based program is a fusion of Bollywood video hits, Punjabi & Bhangra music as well as nostalgic golden oldies from the Indian subcontinent. |
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| Genocide Again: Darfur |
| Eyewitnesses and experts on the causes of genocide and the ongoing confilct in Darfur; co-produced with the UM Cntr for Holocaust & Genocide Studies |
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| GERMANS FROM RUSSIA: CHILDREN OF THE STEPPE, CHILD |
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| Getting Right with AIDS |
| The story of African Americans staying strong and well while facing HIV disease. Co-produced with Hennepin County. |
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| Getting There |
| Getting There engages those 50+ in the issues, opportunities and community resources for vital living. |
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| Global Health & Security |
| A speech by Gro Harlem Brundtland, former prime minister of Norway and recent chair of WHO. Co-produced with MN International Center. |
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| Global Justice & Human Rights Trials |
| UM political scientist Kathryn Sikkink discusses human rights & the moral options that nations face. Co-produced w/ the UM Institute for Advanced Study. |
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| Great Waters Gone Bad |
| A program about impaired waters and their impact on economic development. Co-produced w/League of Minnesota Cities. |
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| Greatest Generation Film Showcase |
| Short films exploring the life & legacy of the Greatest Generation & interviews with the award winning filmmakers. Co-produced w/MN Historical Society. |
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| Greatest Generation Film Showcase 3 |
| Short films exploring the life & legacy of the Greatest Generation & interviews with the award winning filmmakers. Co-produced w/MN Historical Society. |
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| Greatest Generation Showcase 2: The War |
| A co-production with the Minnesota Historical Society showcases the 2007 award-winning videos about Minnesotans during WWII. |
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| Green Cities: Leading the Way |
| Exploring sustainability efforts throughout Minnesota by profiling several cities around the state. Coproduction w/ League of MN Cities. |
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| GREENING OF MINNESOTA |
| ENVIRONMENTAL SUCCESS STORIES |
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| Growing Up Healthy: Kids and Communities |
| Local examples of organizations providing children with a healthy start. A Co-production of TPT’s Minnesota Channel and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation. |
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| Guthrie: An Inside Look |
| A backstage and beyond tour of the Guthrie Theater's new building. Co-produced with the Guthrie Theater. |
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| Health Care: Models for Change |
| Local and international experts compare German and US health care systems. Co-produced with the U of M Center for German and European Studies. |
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| Health Leadership: Action Steps |
| Highlights of a conference in which healthcare professionals discuss the social determinants of health. Co-produced with the Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN Foundation. |
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| Health, Care and You |
| Better understand caring for your health, the healthcare system and your options through an African American perspective. Co-produced with UCare. |
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| Healthcare and Innovation |
| German and American experts discuss innovations in healthcare policy. Co-produced with the UM Center for German and European studies. |
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| HIGHWAY 100 ''LILAC DRIVE'' |
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| History of Minnesota Mosquito Control |
| This program is an examination of the history of mosquito control in Minnesota. Co-produced with the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District. |
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| Holocaust Aftermath: Across Generations |
| An examination of the intergenerational impacts of the violence and trauma of the Holocaust. Co-produced w/ UofM Ctr for Holocaust & Genocide Studies. |
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| HOME OR HIGH WATER |
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| Homeless Youth: Finding Home |
| Stories from youth who have struggled with homelessness - causes, complexities and finding home. Co-production with Amherst A. Wilder Foundation. |
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| Honor Most Proud |
| Moving remembrances by Minnesota Hispanic, Native American and women WWII veterans, whose love for America runs especially deep. |
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| Hope for Human Trafficking Victims |
| A look into the tragedy of a more common problem than you'd think, the trafficking of humans. Co-produced with Civil Society. |
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| How Alcohol Came to the American Indian |
| Understanding the nature of rampant alcoholism among American Indian people. Co-production with MN DHS |
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| How Can I Afford Retirement? |
| How Can I Afford Retirement? Is a four-part series designed to help us all better understand the basics of setting retirement goals, approaching investing and developing a personal plan, assessing the risk of outliving your assets, understanding diversification and withdrawal of investments, along with avoiding retirement investment mistakes and financial fraud. And if you start late there are investment strategies and cat-up provisions. Co-production with Hennepin County Library. |
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| If A Road Runs Through It |
| The community of Avon Hills struggles to preserve a once rural landscape of farms, wetlands and forests in the face of the ever expanding development. Co-produced w/ St. John's University. |
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| Immigrant Stories Revealed |
| A program featuring immigrant stories across cultures and generations. Co-produced with Neighborhood House and the Minnesota Community Campaign. |
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| Immigration |
| An examination of issues faced by immigrants and the role they play in Minnesota's economy and cultural life. Co-produced w/ Mpls. Fdn. |
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| The Importance of Women in the Developing World |
| Thoraya Obaid executive director of United Nations Population Fund addresses the importance of women the developing world. Co-produced w/ MIC. |
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| Indian Women: Strength and Resilience |
| Indian women bring strength and resilience to overcome ills including human trafficking. Co-production with MN Indian Women’s Resource Center. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Ann Fudge |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson interviews Ann Fudge, Chairman and CEO of Young and Rubicam Brands. (Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management) |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Ellen Gordon |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson interviews Ellen Gordon, president of Tootsie Roll Industries. (Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management) |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Jill Lajdziak |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Saturn's Jill Lajdziak discuss business and life management strategies. Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Linda Alvarado |
| Carlson School of Management continues their series of influential women in business. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Martha Rogers |
| In a continuing series on influential women in business, Marilyn Carlson Nelson interviews Martha Rogers. Co-produced w/ Carlson School of Management. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Reatha Clark King |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson & Reatha Clark King discuss balancing personal & professional lives in the business world. Co-produced by Carlson School of Mgmt. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Susan Engel |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson interviews Susan Engel, Chairman and CEO of Lenox Group. (Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management) |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Susan Marvin |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Susan Marvin, president of Marvin Windows discuss the marriage of life and business. Co-produced w/ the Carlson School of Mgmt |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Thia Breen |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Thia Breen, president of Estee Lauder discuss the marriage of life and business. Co-produced w/ the Carlson School of Mgmt |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Xerox CEO: Anne Mulcahy |
| Carlson School of Management continues their series of influential women in business. |
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| Interfaith Bridges to Holy Land Peace |
| An interfaith (Muslim, Jewish, Christian) dialogue about the controversial Israeli-Palestinian situation. Co-produced with the University of St. Thomas. |
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| Invaders at our Doorstep: Exotic Pests of the Midwest |
| A look into the environmental and financial impact invasive pests have on urban and rural communities in the upper Midwest. |
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| Iraq and Back: Minnesotan's Stories |
| Follow five MN National Guard soldiers and their families as they embark on a year-long deployment to Basra, Iraq. |
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| Iron Range: Minnesota Building America |
| Minnesota’s Iron Range built America from sea to shining sea. Steel buildings to enriched bread. Co-produced with the Minnesota Humanities Center. |
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| Ishmael Reed: The Power of the Word |
| Author and poet Ishmael Reed reads his work and discusses writing with author Alexs Pate; with the Givens Foundation for African American Literature. |
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| James J. Hill: Empire Builder |
| A brief history of the life and times of James J. Hill co-produced with the Minnesota Historical Society. |
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| Joining Forces |
| Experts discuss health issues affecting Minnesota's soldiers. |
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| Joining Forces to End Hunger |
| National and local leaders in hunger-relief talk about what needs to happen to end hunger. Co-produced with Second Harvest Heartland. |
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| Juan Cole: Internet and War on Terror |
| Juan Cole engages an audience in issues related to privacy, the internet and public safety. Co-produced with U of M's Institute for Advanced Studies. |
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| Justice Matters |
| A look at the Minnesota Supreme Court and how some of its decisions have affected Minnesotans' lives. Co-produced w/the MN Supreme Court. |
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| Kev Noj Qab Nyob Zoo Thiab Koj |
| To taub meej txog koj txoj kev noj qab nyob zoo, thiab koj muaj cai xaiv tau mus hauv tus kws Hmoob. Sib koom tsim nrog UCare. |
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| Keyboard Conversations |
| Pianist Jeffrey Siegel enlightens and informs as he performs three works to celebrate Mozart's 250th Birthday, a co-production with The Schubert Club. |
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| Khat in the Somali Community |
| Khat is a stimulant herb indigenous to parts of Africa and Arabia. Learn more about its addictive nature. Co-production w/MN Dept of Human Services. |
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| Kofi Annan Speaks in Minnesota |
| Macalester graduate and Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan of Ghana brings his world experience back to the Saint Paul campus. |
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| Kuwu Nguyu: Living Well With AIDS |
| Africans living in Minnesota detail a path for staying strong and fighting the HIV epidemic in their communities. Co-produced with Hennepin County. |
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| La Salud, Su Cuidado y Usted |
| Para un mejor entendimiento sobre su salud, del sistema para el cuidado de la salud y sus opciones a través de una perspectiva latina. Co-producida en conjunto con UCare. |
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| La Vida no es Justa |
| Knowing the facts, preventive actions and testing for AIDS are critical to stopping the spread of the disease. Co-production with Neighborhood House
Conociendo los hechos, tomando medidos de prevención y haciéndose la prueba es crÃtical para parar VIH/SIDA. Co-producción con Neighborhood House. |
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| Lake Minnetonka's Future |
| A discussion on the impact nutrient loading of Lake Minnetonka will have on the future of this treasured Minnesota lake. |
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| Land Matters – Rethinking Main Street |
| Thriving, attractive commercial development design strategies presented by landscape architect Randall Arendt. Co-produced w/ 1000 Friends of MN. |
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| Land Matters – Smarter Subdivisions |
| Nature sensitive residential development approaches for MN local government presented by Randall Arendt. Co-produced w/ 1000 Friends of MN. |
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| Land of Lakes Choirboys Backstage |
| The Choirboys prepare for a performance with trumpeter Doc Severinson at Minnesota's Orchestra Hall. Co-produced with the Land of Lakes Choirboys. |
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| The Last 6%: Treasuring Our Open Spaces |
| A program examining citizen-driven initiatives to preserve Minnesota's open spaces; with Embrace Open Space. |
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| LAST OF THE RAINWATER BASINS |
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| Leading In Crisis: Personal Stories |
| Author Bill George talks with a panel of political and business leaders about leading in difficult times; produced with the George Family Foundation. |
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| Leading Women: Reatha Clark King |
| Reatha Clark King shares her inspiring story of a small town girl who becomes a leader in business and education; with the Women's Foundation of MN. |
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| Legacy of a Leader: Elmer L. Andersen |
| The life and accomplishments of Governor Elmer Andersen are appreciated through interviews and historic clips. Co-produced with the UM Libraries. |
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| Lending a Hand: The Wakanheza Project |
| Wakanheza shows you how to reach out and help children, youth and families in moments of stress. Co-produced by Saint Paul-Ramsey County Public Health. |
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| LEWIS AND CLARK: PATHWAYS |
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| Livable Communities |
| Mayors, civic leaders, architects & design professionals explore livable communities & encourage dialogues for creating them in MN. Co-produced w/ AIA MN. |
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| Living With A Hole In Your Pocket |
| Living in poverty has catch-22's that make saving and getting past the day-to-day struggles hard. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| Long-Term Care Financing Solutions |
| A panel of experts discuss solutions to financing long term care as baby boomers approach retirement. Co-produced with MHHA. |
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| LOST BIRD OF WOUNDED KNEE |
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| Love of Car: Transportation As We Age |
| Love of Car: Transportation as We Age focuses on solutions to the dilemma facing older drivers. Coproduction with MN Gerontological Society. |
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| Making a Scene: Twin Cities Youth Media |
| Twin Cities youth, with the help of several media organizations, find their voice and tell their stories. Co-production with Youth Media Network. |
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| Making an opera - The Grapes of Wrath |
| A look behind the scenes at the world premiere of The Minnesota Opera's creation of The Grapes of Wrath. Co-produced with The Minnesota Opera |
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| MAKING OF MILWAUKEE |
| The Making of Milwaukee explores the intriguing people who came to live beside Lake Michigan: their politics, their triumphs and tragedies, their work and play. From civic saints to scoundrels, industrialists to Socialists, Potawatomi to Hmong, The Making of Milwaukee tells the story of our city. |
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| MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY BREAKFAST - MINNESOTA 2010 |
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| Mary Hanson Show |
| Mary Hanson discusses health related issues with members of our community. |
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| Mideast Summit: Challenges to Peace |
| Experienced international figures attempt to find common ground in one of the world's most entrenched conflicts. Co-Produced with Macalester College. |
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| Ming in Minneapolis |
| The Minneapolis Institute of Arts boasts one of the world's preeminent collections of traditional Chinese furniture and it is displayed in some historic rooms which have been meticulously reconstructed inside the institute. In this Twin Cities Public Television program, Asian Art curator Robert Jacobsen takes the viewer through the process of acquiring and displaying this exquisite collection, including a trip to China to secure and restore two rooms before dismantling them and shipping them to the Institute. The program concludes with Jacobsen showing the furniture in its proper context, explaining the lifestyles of the people who used these beautiful objects. |
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| Minnesota at 150: Real and Imagined |
| Minnesotans gather at the State Fair to imagine our state's future. Topics range from the great outdoors to the arts to education. |
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| MINNESOTA NATIVE SHOWCASE |
| Two native filmmakers; Elias Funaro, Dakota, and Rick Anderson, Ojibwe, share their films on the language and cultural resurgence in their communities. |
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| Minnesota Workforce: Faces of the Future |
| This program explores topics of hiring and retaining diversity in the workplace. Co-produced with New Americans Community Services. |
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| Minnesota's Day of Giving |
| Minnesota's foundation, community and non-profit leaders discuss the first "Give to the Max Day" in support of MN non-profits. |
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| Minnesota's Lakes at Risk |
| A program designed to educate and create awareness about the relationship between land use and water quality. |
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| Minnesota's National Park Legacy |
| Minnesota’s National Park Legacy showcases the variety of ALL the National Parks sites and trails in MN. Co-production with NPS sites across MN. |
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| Minnesota’s Progressive Republicans |
| Three leading Republicans examine Minnesota's progressive Republican tradition dating back to the 19th century. Co-produced with Growth & Justice |
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| MINNOVATION: The Geek & The Weatherman |
| The Geek Squad founder, Robert Stephens, and meteorologist Paul Douglas discuss how innovation is seen as a new currency of business. |
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| MNTV |
| A showcase of shorts from some of Minnesota's finest independent filmmakers. A co-production with IFP/MN and the Walker Art Center and Intermedia Arts. |
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| Modern Justice / Past Practice |
| Davar Ardalan, former newscaster in Iran, speaks on how to reach into the past to learn how to bring justice today. Co-produced w/ Augsburg College. |
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| Money 'n' Sanity |
| Host Nathan Dungan discusses money choices with kids and adults. Watch real people, with real financial issues develop a healthier approach to money. |
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| MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD |
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| The Moussaoui Case Revisited |
| Trial lawyers, investigators & reporters who worked on the Moussaoui case discuss the complexities of trying terrorists. Produced w/ William Mitchell. |
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| Moving the Debate on Health Care Reform |
| In Moving the Debate on Health Care Reform educators, policy makers and business leaders look at the future of health care. Co-production with AARP. |
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| Music in Plymouth: Celebrating 35 Years |
| A look to the past and into the future of one of the Metro areas biggest summer celebrations. Co-produced with Plymouth Civic League. |
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| Musical Bridges: NOUR |
| Multi-ethnic folk traditional group NOUR performs a form of musical reconciliation in several languages. Co-produced w/the University of Minnesota. |
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| Muslims in MN: How are we doing? |
| A forum on the political, business & community environment for Minnesota Muslims. A local follow-up to WETA's series: America at a Crossroads. |
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| Myths of Addiction |
| Many people harbor misconceptions about both the nature and treatment of addiction. Experts help separate fact from fiction. Co-produced w/ Hazelden. |
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| Native Men's Barriers to Health Care |
| A panel discussion that explores barriers to seeking health care among Native American men. Co-produced w/ MN Dept Human Services. |
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| Never Stop Singing |
| Minnesota is renowned for its outstanding choral music. Explore that passion with musicians & composers in a co-production with producer Peter Myers. |
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| News and Audience Responsibilities |
| Learn how to play a vital part in the new world of digital news from this symposium on media ethics. A co-production with the University of St Thomas. |
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| Nikki Giovanni on Poetry & Truth |
| Poet, Activist and Professor Nikki Giovanni speaks at the University of Minnesota. Co-produced with U of M's Office for University Women. |
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| No Fear CPR: Take Action, Save Lives |
| Everyone can learn hands only CPR and save more lives from sudden cardiac arrest. Don't be afraid, do it! Co-production with Allina Health System. |
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| Nordic Roots Primer |
| A showcase of diverse and exciting music with Scandinavian musical stars Vasen, Swap and Hoven Droven. Co-produced w/ the Cedar Cultural Center. |
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| NORTH STAR: MINNESOTA'S BLACK PIONEERS |
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| NORTH TO THE MANDAN NATION |
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| Old Log Theatre Celebrates 65 Years |
| A look into the history of the oldest continuously running professional theater in the United States co-produced with Old Log Theatre. |
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| Old Minnesota: Song of the North Star |
| The sesquicentennial musical history of Minnesota written by Fairmont native Warren Nelson. Co-Produced w/Big Top Chautauqua and MN Shows. |
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| OLD RED TRAIL |
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| OLD TO NEW: REMODEL, RESTORE, REVITALIZE |
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| On Air - 40 years of Radio Talking Book |
| A look at the history of Radio Talking Book helping blind, visually impaired and blind and deaf Minnesotans. Co-produced w/ State Svcs for the Blind. |
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| On the Road Together: Teen Driving |
| A Program intended to encourage responsible behavior related to teen driving. Co-produced with St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice |
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| Opium Use: A Hmong Perspective |
| The traditional use of opium is examined as Hmong immigrants adjust to American culture. Co-production with MN DHS |
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| Opportunity for All: Closing the Gap |
| Closing gaps in achievement, wealth & job preparedness for communities of color is critical to MN's economic viability. Co-produced by the Mpls Fdn. |
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| Opportunity for All: Integrating Society |
| Are whites and people of color weary of integration? This program offers an honest discussion about race in MN. Co-produced by the Minneapolis Fdn. |
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| Our Environment and Our Health |
| The environment we live in has profound impacts on our health, especially the health of our children. Co-produced w/ BCBS Foundation of MN. |
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| Our Future Prosperity |
| Dr. Mae Jemison, the first woman of color to travel into space, speaks about women and minorities in science, engineering & medicine. w/ The Mpls Fdn. |
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| Our Neighborhoods and Our Health |
| This program focuses on the impact of housing and neighborhoods on health. Co-produced by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation. |
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| Our Origins: Exploring the Human Spark |
| Questions regarding human origins & evolution are explored by researchers working across many disciplines; in association w/ the Science Museum of MN. |
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| Outdoor Recreation In Decline |
| An examination of the decline in outdoor recreation and its impact on society. Co-produced with the DNR. |
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| Parenting: Ready, Set, Go! |
| Parenting tips from parents of 0-6 year olds. Local resources and other wisdom. Co-production with Greater Twin Cities United Way. |
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| Parkinson’s in Minnesota |
| Leading doctors from the Mayo Clinic and the U of M discuss new developments in the treatment of Parkinson's Disease. We also hear from patients dealing with the disease and learn about Minnesota resources that can be of help. |
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| Parks for the People |
| ‘Parks for the People’ tells the surprising story of the origins and evolution of the park systems of the Twin Cities and the region. |
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| Peace Crimes Backstage: The Minnesota 8 |
| A backstage look at a play based on Vietnam War draft resisters and their trials, co-produced by University Theatre at the U of M and History Theatre. |
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| The People Speak |
| With numerous challenges abroad, Dean J. Brian Atwood of the Humphrey Institute discusses the future of US foreign policy. Co-produced w/ MIC. |
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| Personal Finance for Tough Times |
| Personal finance guru Nathan Dungan looks at how Minnesotans are saving, spending and sharing their money during this economic downturn. |
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| Political Conventions & Campaign Civility |
| Mike Berman, organizer of 6 national conventions, delivers the first Sieur du Luth Lecture. Co-produced w/ U of M Duluth Office of the Chancellor. |
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| PORTRAIT |
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| Poverty End Date: A Forum |
| A panel of experts discusses the notion of being able to end poverty by 2020. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| Power of the Arts |
| Arts programs build community, celebrate diversity and change lives. Produced with COMPAS of St. Paul. |
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| Prairie Crosses, Prairie Voices: Iron Crosses of the Great Plains |
| "Prairie Crosses, Prairie Voices: Iron Crosses of the Great Plains" follows the history of the traditional iron cemetery grave marker as the folk art migrated from Germany to the Russian Ukraine-and eventually to the Great Plains of North Dakota and Canada. The iron crosses-some intricate, some simple, but no two quite the same - are found in cemeteries and in agricultural fields across the region. Dr. Timothy J. Kloberdanz, associate professor of sociology-anthropology at North Dakota State University, is the writer and narrator of "Prairie Crosses." He is considered an international expert on the subject. |
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| PRAIRIE QUILTS |
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| Pride of Minnesota: Backstage |
| Alumni give their impressions of life in the Minnesota Marching Band. Coproduced with the U of M |
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| Prized Performers: A Musical Competition |
| Outstanding young classical musicians compete for scholarships from The Schubert Club of St. Paul. |
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| Prized Writers: Children's Tales |
| Award-winning authors David LaRochelle and Alison McGhee discuss the challenges of writing for children. With the Friends of the St. Paul Libraries. |
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| Prized Writers: Plotting Mysteries |
| Mystery authors P. J. Tracy and William Kent Krueger share their tales and thoughts about their work; produced with the Minnesota Book Awards. |
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| Professions As Vocation |
| Prof. William May speaks to law students and lawyers on behalf of the 'Reflection on Law as Vocation Program' at Hamline. Co-produced w/ Hamline. |
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| Prostitution: Beyond the Myths |
A new view on the oldest profession-the reality, cost, need for change,
and incredible stories of survival from women that have been there.
For More Information visit The Prostitution Project
Co-produced with Volunteers of America-Minnesota |
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| RED RIVER DIVIDE |
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| Renewed Lives: Innovations In Healing |
| New technologies and therapies are combining to help patients rebuild their lives after physical and medical challenges; with Sister Kenny Foundation. |
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| Restoring Hope One Car at a Time |
| An effective model of assisting the economically disadvantaged by removing transportation barriers. A co production of TPT’s MN Channel and Free to Be. |
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| RETURN OF THE SACRED POLE |
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| The Rhetoric of Political Ads |
| Critics of political discourse Kathleen Hall Jamieson & Karlyn Kohrs Campbell examine political campaign messages. Co-produced w/Macalester College. |
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| Roads, Rails and Urban Change |
| Transportation planning and design has transformed and defined the Twin Cities for 150 years - co-produced with the U of M Metro Consortium. |
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| Robert Pastor's Views on NAFTA |
| The Director at the Center for North American Studies at American University shares his controversial views on the NAFTA agreement. Co-produced with St Thomas University. |
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| Rose Ensemble: Harmonies Across Time |
| Meet the internationally acclaimed Twin Cities-based vocal group whose powerful performances illuminate centuries of rarely performed repertoire. |
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| Safe at Home: Preventing Foreclosure |
| Guidelines to address common mortgage concerns. A co production of Twin Cities Public Television & PRG. |
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| SANDHILLS STORY |
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| Save a Life: Heart Care and You |
| A panel of experts with healthy heart information for women, children & men of all ethnicities. |
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| Saving Children: The Sex Abuse Tragedy |
| We can save children in our communities from the ongoing tragedies of sexual abuse. Co-production with Natl Assoc to Prevent Sexual Abuse of Children. |
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| Saving Minnesota’s Health Safety Net |
| Saving Minnesota's Health Safety Net looks at the health safety net debate, people's stories and possible solutions. Co-produced with HealthPartners. |
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| SCANDINAVIAN TRADITIONS |
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| Schoolhouse to Jailhouse |
| An examination of delinquency prevention through early intervention. A co-production of the Legal Aid Society and TPT’s Minnesota Channel. |
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| Schubert Club Composers Tour |
| Discover the beauty & sound of period-piece instruments, as well as rare artifacts in a tour hosted by Maria Jette. Co-produced w/ The Schubert Club. |
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| The Seven Voyages of Zheng He |
| Prof. Wu Jin discusses Admiral Zheng, his voyages and explores their application to the present. Co-produced w/ U of M China Center. |
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| Sexy Without Sex |
| Youth perspective on the key issues and need to prevent sexually transmitted infections in North Minneapolis. Co-produced with UCare Minnesota. |
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| Shaping the Urban Environment |
| Challenges and choices facing communities developing land in an environment of scarce and fragile natural resources; with the UMN Metro Consortium. |
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| Shaping Your Community for a Lifetime |
| Everyone can help shape their community. The aging of MN's population brings new opportunities for all. Co-production with the MN Board on Aging. |
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| Shared Values: Health & Community |
| An exploration into the correlation between social connectedness and overall health within immigrant populations. Co-produced w/BCBS Foundation of MN. |
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| SIDA Sin Miedo - AIDS Without Fear |
| Latinos living with HIV and leaders discuss testing and long-term survival; in Spanish. Co-produced with Hennepin Co. Human Services & Public Health |
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| Single Stream Recycling |
| Take a look at the pros and cons of this hot-button issue in the world of residential recycling. Co-produced w/ the Recycling Association of MN. |
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| Smart Health Care: Looking At Germany |
| Minnesota experts on solutions to health care problems examine innovations and ideas in Germany, with the UM Center for German and European Studies. |
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| Smart Investments in MN Students |
| Scholars, Economists & State Leaders engage in a discussion on where Minnesota should best invest in its students. Co produced with Growth & Justice. |
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| Somalia: A Viable State |
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| Sonia Sanchez: The Power of the Word |
| Poet, playwright and author Sonia Sanchez reads and discusses her work with Alexs Pate; produced with the Givens Fdn. for African American Literature. |
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| Stop Sexual Violence: Listen & Lead |
| Sixty-one thousand Minnesotans report being sexually assaulted every year. Every Minnesotan can help stop sexual violence. Co-produced with MNCASA. |
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| Suburban Immigrants: Finding Peace |
| The Twin Cities suburbs are growing with new immigrants. As neighborhoods and schools change, how can everyone find peace? Co-produced with ICEFCA. |
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| Sustain MN - Local Cooks, Local Foods |
| The booming trend of sustainable growing practices is explored with input from local chefs and growers. Co-produced with Midwest Food Alliance. |
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| Terrorists on Trial after Guantanamo |
| Legal experts discuss whether the criminal justice system can handle terrorism cases in the current day. Co-produced w/ William Mitchell College of Law. |
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| Thomas Friedman on Globalization |
| Thomas L. Friedman, author and columnist speaks about globalization and other themes from his book and columns. Co-produced w/ Macalester College. |
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| Tobacco vs. Minnesota: Clearing the Air |
| Tobacco has been engrained in Minnesota's culture for decades, but history is changing. Co-produced by ClearWay Minnesota. |
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| Tourism In Minnesota: Ideas At Play |
| The impact of tourism on community building and economic growth in Minnesota communities. With UM Extension and The UM Tourism Center. |
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| Triumphs of the Human Spirit: Life as a Refugee |
| President Kagame of Rwanda address middle school and university students and concerned citizens; Co-production w/ Lawson Software. |
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| U.S. Policies & Native American Poverty |
| Elouise Cobell talks about 100+ years of U.S. policies and practices and their effects on Native Americans. Co-produced by NWAF |
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| Understanding Mental Illness in Children |
| Children can be affected by mental illness. Learn about identification & management through parents, doctors and children. A co-production with NAMI. |
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| Urban Youth Poets: Quest for the Voice |
| Urban youth empower community and speak their truth through the power of spoken word poetry. A co-production with the MN Spoken Word Assoc. |
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| US and German Health Care, 2006 |
| Leading local and intl experts explore possible solutions for the American crisis in health care. Co-produced w/ UM Ctr for German & European Studies. |
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| Vanishing Graduates & Minnesota's Future |
| Fewer students graduating could create a crisis for Minnesota, unless more students choose to attend college. Co-produced with MN's Private Colleges. |
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| Venture North |
| Produced in Duluth by WDSE-TV, Venture North has been telling the stories of Northland residents and their home towns for 23 seasons. |
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| Vietnamese News |
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| Watergate Revisited: Lawyer Ethics |
| Former Watergate prosecutors and White House attorneys take the stage in a forum on "Watergate Revisited: Lawyer Ethics." |
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| What is Race? |
| Contemporary issues involving race, families and society, created for a touring museum exhibit. Co-produced with the Science Museum of Minnesota. |
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| When I Think of Home |
| A program that profiles families dealing with situational homelessness co-produced with Family Place. |
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| Whistleblowing or Leaking? |
| A federal judge & journalists discuss whether divulging secrets serves or endangers the public. Co-produced with William Mitchell College of Law. |
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| Why Policy Matters |
| Angela Glover Blackwell speaks about what it takes to achieve sustained change in communities. Co-produced with the Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| WINNIPEG IN BLOOM |
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| The World We Create: An International Children's Festival |
| The arts unite kids from all cultures every year at the Ordway's annual Children's Festival in downtown St. Paul. Co-produced w/the Ordway. |
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| Your Child's Inheritance: Debt |
| US Comptroller General David Walker speaks on our nation's overdrawn checkbook and fiscal responsibility; in partnership with For Our Grandchildren. |
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on Saturday and Sunday nights. 
