Monday, October 12th TV listings for PBS (WJSP-DT3) Knowledge, Columbus, GA
Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center: In Sickness and In Health: Jonathon Heyward
The Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center shines a light on the transformative power of compassion through an exploration of Robert and Clara Schumann and a world premiere from James Lee III; conducted by Jonathan Heyward.
Contemplations From National Sawdust Beginnings
Looking back at opening night for National Sawdust with performances by Philip Glass, Foday Musa Suso, Nadia Sirota and Nick Muhly, Chris Thile, Paola Prestini and Theo Bleckmann.
Resonant Bodies Anthony Roth Costanzo
Anthony Roth Costanzo presents a few of his favorite collaborations in the world of opera.
Artists In Residence Realms of Resilience
Dakota artist Marlena Myles reveals Indigenous land stories through augmented reality.
A basketmaker transforms black ash splints and sweetgrass into works of art; a composer and flutist writes new music for a world-renowned orchestra; an author and illustrator publishes a heartfelt children's book about her immigration from Kuwait.
Famous Cast Words Larissa Fasthorse
Playwright Larissa FastHorse (Broadway's The Thanksgiving Play) and Lynne Marie Rosenberg (HBO's High Maintenance) discuss representation and inclusion in the entertainment industry, Indigenous tropes and carving space for Indigenous creators.
First Twenty Ma's House
Contemporary fine art photographer Jeremy Dennis of the Shinnecock Indian Nation explores the evolution of Native American art and building Ma's House & BIPOC Art Studio, an artist retreat and communal art space in New York.
Cara Romero: Following the Light
California Indian history informs the work of contemporary fine art photographer Cara Romero, whose visuals capture Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultural memory.
On Display Indigenous Solidarity and Climate Change
Host Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham visits the Museum of the City of New York, Brooklyn Museum and The Clemente to talk with curators and artists about how their work increases understanding of climate change and solidarity with Indigenous communities.
On Display Black Liberation and Activating Public Spaces
Host Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham visits leaders of the Public Art Fund, African Burial Ground and Schomburg Center to discuss how they've activated spaces to increase understanding of Black liberation and other aspects of American history.
On Display Immigration & Black Spaces
In this episode, we explore immigration and Black spaces. We find out how these social issues are on display through the lens of museums' exhibits and programs, intersecting history as it relates to current experiences.
On Display Mass Incarceration & Transportation
We explore mass incarceration and transportation. Find out how these social issues are on display through the lens of museums' exhibits and programs, intersecting history as it relates to current experiences.
Artists In Residence Whiteness
A Journey Through Breast Cancer
The fundamental importance of communication between patients, family members and medical teams when managing breast cancer; a woman's cancer journey from diagnosis through surgery, chemotherapy, breast reconstruction and remission.
GSUTV Off the Record Ruby Velle at the Earl 2
GSUTV Special Edition Last Letters
Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.
GSUTV Special Edition Beneath the Skyline: City at the Crossroads
Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.
Breakthrough Women in Science & Medicine: Dr. Carey Anders
Experts discuss the need for women to understand their breast density score and secondary screening options; the growing clinical data surrounding MRI brain screening for metastatic breast cancer patients.
PBS News Hour New
Co-anchors Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett and correspondents offer in-depth analysis of current events.
GSUTV Special Edition Opioids
Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.
Artists In Residence Realms of Resilience
Dakota artist Marlena Myles reveals Indigenous land stories through augmented reality.
A basketmaker transforms black ash splints and sweetgrass into works of art; a composer and flutist writes new music for a world-renowned orchestra; an author and illustrator publishes a heartfelt children's book about her immigration from Kuwait.
Famous Cast Words Larissa Fasthorse
Playwright Larissa FastHorse (Broadway's The Thanksgiving Play) and Lynne Marie Rosenberg (HBO's High Maintenance) discuss representation and inclusion in the entertainment industry, Indigenous tropes and carving space for Indigenous creators.
First Twenty Ma's House
Contemporary fine art photographer Jeremy Dennis of the Shinnecock Indian Nation explores the evolution of Native American art and building Ma's House & BIPOC Art Studio, an artist retreat and communal art space in New York.
Cara Romero: Following the Light
California Indian history informs the work of contemporary fine art photographer Cara Romero, whose visuals capture Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultural memory.
On Display Indigenous Solidarity and Climate Change
Host Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham visits the Museum of the City of New York, Brooklyn Museum and The Clemente to talk with curators and artists about how their work increases understanding of climate change and solidarity with Indigenous communities.
On Display Black Liberation and Activating Public Spaces
Host Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham visits leaders of the Public Art Fund, African Burial Ground and Schomburg Center to discuss how they've activated spaces to increase understanding of Black liberation and other aspects of American history.
On Display Immigration & Black Spaces
In this episode, we explore immigration and Black spaces. We find out how these social issues are on display through the lens of museums' exhibits and programs, intersecting history as it relates to current experiences.
On Display Mass Incarceration & Transportation
We explore mass incarceration and transportation. Find out how these social issues are on display through the lens of museums' exhibits and programs, intersecting history as it relates to current experiences.
Artists In Residence Whiteness
Meet Romero Britto, the painter who rose from Brazil's favelas to become a global sensation. Alongside a star-studded cast, discover the extraordinary story of a man who transformed pain into a colorful empire that today brings happiness to millions.
House Seats Mandy Gonzalez In Concert
Broadway star Mandy Gonzalez performs live at Long Island University's Tilles Center. Known for her roles in on-stage hits like In The Heights, Hamilton, and Wicked, Mandy delivers an unforgettable performance.
Famous Cast Words Jillian Mercado
Jillian Mercado and Lynne Marie Rosenberg discuss representation and inclusion in the entertainment business.