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PBS posted this free on Youtube if you missed it on TV. "Exposing the Myth of Southern Charm".
Addendum 5/23/26:
The producer of this doc told folks on Threads that the actual title of this is "Natchez". This was a doc I was waiting to see last year, but PBS changed the name for their broadcasting.
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So I'm watching a documentary on PBS rn, about Leonardo da Vinci and this man was hella neuro-spicy. There's no way he didn't have at least ADHD. Probably Dyslexia too.
He was brilliant, but that man was a charismatic mess.
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Mysteries of Mental Illness explores the story of mental illness in science and society.
Happiness, by Design.
January 5, 2010 at 12:15amTonight, PBS aired the carefully-prepared documentary about our emotional life, Part I. For the first hour — was it just the presence of deeply-dependent Dad, my own forlorn sense, or the brain crashing after another episode with sumatriptan succinate? — I cried. Thesis: Happiness is an outgrowth of satisfying relationships. Subject: A-socialized children,…
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June 10th, 1936: Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind is published
Check out pbsamericanmasters’ Margaret Mitchell: American Rebel, which engages leading historians, biographers and personal friends to reveal a complex woman who experienced profound identity shifts during her life and struggled with the two great issues of her day: the changing role of women and the liberation of African Americans.Â
Full documentary available online
June is LGBT Pride Month!
This month, Independent Lens will be featuring special programs that explore the LGBT experience. Check your local listings here.
GOD LOVES UGANDA: The acclaimed "God Loves Uganda" examines the impact that American evangelicals have had in Uganda, where missionaries have created schools and hospitals while also fostering a virulent anti-gay atmosphere.Â
THE GRADUATES: A documentary explores pressing issues in education today – including the bullying of gay students – through the eyes of six Latino and Latina adolescents from across the United States.
HOW TO SURVIVE A PLAGUE: A film tells the story of ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group), two groups whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP: The story of Richard Adams and Tony Sullivan, one of the first same-sex couples to be legally wed. The year: 1975. The place: Boulder, where, for a brief time, the county clerk issued marriage licenses to gays. They later sued the U.S. government.
LOVE FREE OR DIE: The story of V. Gene Robinson, who became the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church when he was elected bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire in 2003. The documentary accompanies him to President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration.Â
THE NEW BLACK: The struggle over gay rights within the African-American community is examined via the fight for and against a 2012 referendum on same-sex marriage in Maryland, where blacks make up almost a third of the electorate.
PLAYWRIGHT: FROM PAGE TO STAGE: In this film, two outstanding young playwrights – a gay African-American from Miami’s inner city and an Indian-American from Cleveland – struggle to bring their work to the stage.Â
WE WERE HERE: "We Were Here" recalls the AIDS crisis in San Francisco during the early 1980s, when what was then known as the "gay plague" first swept through the city's thriving gay community. The documentary focuses on the experiences of five individuals.
Part 1 of Dogs That Changed The World now available online
PBS’s Nature explores how the domestication of dogs might have taken place, including the theory of biologist Raymond Coppinger that it was the animals themselves — and human trash — that inspired the transformation, along with the genetic analysis of Peter Savolainen at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden.
