Rising sharply from the South African landscape, cliffs like spines of a dragon form the majestic Drakensberg Mountains. Tenacious elands undertake an annual migration toward the summit in search of greener pastures, and NATURE tracks their epic climb. Watch now.
In 1968, after decades of unfair representation in the media, a new generation of African-American producers, writers, and editors brought their views to programs like Black Journal, Soul!, Say Brother, and many others. Read about the history of black-produced TV programs here.
In this episode, Andrew Ross Sorkin talks to media mogul Barry Diller about layoffs and CEO compensation and to advertising guru Jerry Della Femina about how the ad business is faring in a downscale economy. Watch now.
Each week, this new series spotlights a concert at an unusual venue, and includes artist interviews and insights about the venue chosen. Read more about the series and see videos from performers Alanis Morissette, Rafael Saadiq, Jakob Dylan and more. Airs Thursdays at 10:00 pm and Fridays at 1:00 am.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard is one of Brooklyn’s largest pieces of intact — though decaying — history. Sprawling over nearly 300 acres, it has both current industrial tenants, and plans are in the works for adaptive reuse projects for some of the buildings. Watch video.
On the heels of the American drone attacks on suspected terrorist compounds in Pakistan, The Journal takes a closer look at America’s history of and current policy on bombing, explores the ethics behind these assaults when civilians become the victims and asks: Does bombing work?
Miriam Makeba passed away on Nov. 10. We unearthed a 1972 episode of the show ‘Soul!’ from the WNET archives, including a number of songs performed by Makeba, an in-depth interview with her about her political activities, and a little about her then-husband, Black Panther Stokely Carmichael. Watch…
In this episode, Andrew Ross Sorkin talks with NJ Governor Corzine on the Garden State’s economy, journalist Michael Wolff about the media, and financial expert Danielle Babb on why she feels now is a good time to start a new business. Watch now.
Masterpiece Theatre recently aired a two-part version of Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights’. For a limited time–until Feb. 1, 2009–you can watch both parts in their entirety, online. Watch now.
Watch the full episode of “Is that Skunk?” online, tell us your skunk stories, see adorable baby skunks, or guess how the filmmakers got the gross-out skunk-spray shot. All that and more at Nature online…go now!
