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Planet Forward is a new PBS special, hosted by Frank Sesno. The television show, airing April 15, will feature the best online submissions on the topic of ‘moving away from fossil fuels’–discussed on the show by a panel of experts. Submission deadline for broadcast: March 31.
This week’s Reel 13 Shorts are on the theme of “Women on the Verge”:
Watch and vote now! Your votes decide which short film is broadcast on March 14.
Soul! was a spectacular NET production that aired from 1968-1973. We’ll be putting up as many episodes as we can from the program–we’re up to six episodes so far. Watch Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Tito Puente, Ashford & Simpson, Earth, Wind & Fire, and many more on the show.
Historian Gayle Wald provides a fascinating overview of the history of WNET black variety show Soul! and how it was shaped by the show’s iconoclast producer/host Ellis Haizlip.
The epic history of the Druids, one of more than a dozen wolfpacks now occupying the 2.2 million acres of Yellowstone (repatriated in 1996), is documented in this film, produced and shot by Emmy-award winning filmmaker Bob Landis. Watch now!
In this interview from San Francisco, Charlie talks to Evan Williams, the co-founder and CEO of Twitter, one of today’s most popular social networking Web sites. With six million users, it’s an international phenomenon. Watch now.
Driverless cars, intelligent traffic signals, road signs that speak to cars and cars that speak to drivers… these new designs might help save 21,000 of the 43,000 deaths annually recorded on America’s highways. Watch a new report about progress in auto transportation technology.
You can watch Reel 13’s Indie for March 7, the animated movie “Sita Sings the Blues”, IN FULL online only on Thirteen! “Sita” is animator Nina Paley’s modern masterpiece, a breakup story that’s both personal and universal, told in about 5 different animation styles. It’s really spectacular. Watch now.
With a bunch of new features: exclusive online video, a blog, places for comments & discussion, and much more. See new site!
