In the final episode of a trio devoted to Thirteen’s “Summer of ’69” celebration, WNET Up Next takes a look at the iconic music festival that took place in August of 1969 on a farm in upstate New York. Originally planned…
WNET Up Next: “Summer of ’69 – Apollo 11”
In its continuing look at Thirteen’s “Summer of ’69” series, WNET Up Next spotlights the 50th anniversary of the first manned landing on the moon, which took place on July 20, 1969. PBS, in its Summer of Space multi- platform…
WNET Up Next: “Summer of ’69 – Stonewall”
In conjunction with WNET”s Summer of ’69 celebration, WNET Up Next launches a three-episode series with a focus on the Stonewall riots. Stonewall is the shorthand for the celebrated Greenwich village event which propelled the struggle for gay rights to…
WNET Up Next: Women War & Peace II
Women War & Peace II is a follow up to Women War & Peace, a series of films originally broadcast on PBS seven years ago. The series demonstrates how women have been involved in shaping some of the most significant…
WNET Up Next: ALL ARTS – Diane Masciale & Joe Harrell
ALL ARTS, WNET’s new broadcast and streaming platform dedicated to arts and culture has just had it’s premiere as a broadcast entity. In this episode of WNET UP Next, host Tom Stewart is joined by Diane Masciale, Executive in Charge…
WNET Up Next: Gina Kim, Amanpour & Company
WNET and PBS have recently added Amanpour & Company to their stable of daily news and public affairs series. The one-hour program, presented by PBS stations every weeknight, can also be streamed the following day at PBS.org and Passport. Featuring award-winning…
WNET Up Next: Stephanie Carter, Secrets of the Dead
Stephanie Carter, the Executive Producer of the very popular science-based PBS series “Secrets of the Dead” sits down with Tom Stewart to discuss the series and her career in public media. “Secrets of the Dead” will begin its new season…
WNET Up Next: Encore: Nina Chaudry, Producer of Time For School: 2003-2016
This episode of WNET Up Next is an Encore of an episode first heard in in 2016: Time for School: 2003-2016, produced, directed and co-written by Nina Chaudry, puts a human face on the issue of education for millions of children…
WNET Up Next: Stanley Nelson, Filmmaker
Filmmaker Stanley Nelson joins WNET Up Next for a conversation with Tom Stewart about his multi-award winning career. Nelson’s latest film, Tell Them We Are Rising (www.hbcurising.com), a documentary which explores the role that historically black colleges and universities have…
WNET Up Next: Jack Ford, Host of MetroFocus
In the final episode of a three part series devoted to the hosts of MetroFocus, WNET’s daily news and interview program, WNET Up Next’s Tom Stewart sits down with Jack Ford, whose earlier career as a trial lawyer and a law…
