An interview with New Yorker Deirdre MacGuire, who has volunteered for The WNET Group for 45 years, about her favorite public media projects and programs.

Mental health is examined in virtual panel conversations with healthcare workers, K-12 teachers, mental health providers, activists, and journalists.

Earth Emergency is a new film that looks at how humans are setting off dangerous warming loops. Richard Gere narrates and interviewees include The Dalai Lama and Greta Thunberg.

Mental health providers discuss the increased demand for their services and the effects of systemic racism, hate crimes, the Covid-19 pandemic, attacks on democracy, the climate crisis, and the threat of war.

Watch archive of livestream with ASL, above, from recording on Thursday, May 26, 6:00-7:30 p.m. EDT. Click through the YouTube for timestamps of topics in the discussion. How are journalists responding to such issues as attacks on reporters, violence and …

Buddy Guy talks about his life and career in a film combining footage from American Masters – Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away, with additional performances.

The virtuoso violinist uncovers composers Amy Beach and Florence Price’s stories, and meets contemporaries Sergio Assad and Reena Esmail, in a four-part series.

Go behind the scenes with the Chamber Music Society as it returns to live performances and touring after pandemic isolation. Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos were part of the Fall 2021 season.

From South Indian feminism to community organizing in NYC from 9/11 to today, led by South Asian women. Author Kavitha Rajagopalan looks back in a Community Connections essay for THIRTEEN.

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden is profiled on Treasures of New York, revealing its history as a sailors’ retirement home and more.