From Podcasts To Books To Music, 15 Ways To Dive Deeper Into The ‘Mister Rogers’ Renaissance
As a songwriter and storyteller, theologian and educator, family man and public figure, Fred Rogers should be known for much more than wearing a red cardigan.
Here’s Your Guide To The Sixth Democratic Debate Happening Tonight
Unlike prior debates that have each featured at least 10 candidates on stage, tonight’s primetime event will be the smallest yet, with seven candidates scheduled to face off.
New Poll Shows Biden, Sanders Tied For First In Volatile Primary
While Biden and Sanders lead the field, the survey provides additional insight into the volatility of the race with a reputation for its turbulence.
DNC, PBS Object To Reporter With Conservative Ties Co-Moderating Democratic Debate
The DNC and PBS are upset with Politico’s choice of Tim Alberta, former National Review employee, as co-moderator for the sixth Democratic debates.
Now That ‘Sesame Street’ Is On HBO, PBS Doesn’t Need Tax Dollars
However much your child may like Big Bird, in an age of overwhelming diversity in the programming available to consumers, PBS doesn’t deserve a single penny from taxpayers.
How ‘Sesame Street’ Found Itself Caught Up In Class Warfare
There’s something odd about ‘Sesame Street,’ a show developed specifically to boost low-income kids, keeping its content behind a paywall for nine months.
The ‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Is Great Because It Was Created For Fans
The ‘Downton Abbey’ movie was not really a film, but a two-hour episode on the silver screen. Fans of the beloved series will be enchanted.
Obama-Defending PBS Reporter’s Question To Trump At G7 Reinforces Media’s Bias Problem
Much of what’s wrong with the press was on full display in one question at the president’s recent news conference at the G-7 meeting in France.
After 50 Years, Kenneth Clark’s ‘Civilisation’ Still Poses Trenchant Cultural Questions
Before finding public fame through ‘Civilisation,’ Kenneth Clark was a well-known art critic and youngest-ever director of London’s National Gallery.
If His Hologram Tour Piques Your Interest, Watch This Roy Orbison Special
Filmed in 1987, ‘Black and White Night’ is your best introduction to Roy Orbison.
PBS’s ‘Firing Line’ Revival Wets Bill Buckley’s Gunpowder
Without a deeply conservative host whose mission is a contest of ideas, the show loses a large part of what made it so appealing for the 33 years of its original run.
WATCH: Ocasio-Cortez Attacks Israel, Then Admits She Doesn’t Know What She’s Talking About
When asked to clarify what she meant by ‘occupation of Palestine,’ Ocasio-Cortez struggled to give a clear response.
New Mister Rogers Documentary Is Full Of Surprises About An American Icon
Known for his conservative values, children’s TV host Fred Rogers is being wildly applauded from surprising corners thanks to a new documentary.
The PBS Special On Mr. Rogers Is A Much Needed Reminder Of Kinder Times
If we ever needed a heavy dose of American nostalgia courtesy of a soft-spoken gentleman in a homemade sweater, it’s now.
PBS’s Special On Spain’s Colonization Of Florida Sidelines Real History For Politics
PBS presented a tendentious, revisionist version of Spanish colonization of Florida, intended only to depict America as racist and oppressive.
‘Poldark’ Celebrates Hard Work, Fidelity, Common Law, And Community
The PBS series features superb acting, dramatic narrative twists, and, surprisingly, a consistent affirmation of conservative principles.
Why We Need A Good Dose Of Ken Burns’ ‘Civil War’ Documentary Right Now
James Lundberg’s complaints in Slate against Ken Burns’ 1990 ‘Civil War’ documentary, like many currently raised against Confederate statues, strike me as misleading and reductive.
How Mr. Rogers Would Help An Eight-Year-Old Drag Queen
There is overwhelming evidence that Fred Rogers repeatedly made a point of helping children affirm the sex into which they were born.
Trump’s Arts Funding Cuts Will Take Us Back To The 1950s. Good
The people screaming about PBS, the NEA, and the NEH are the same people who helped tear down the arts in favor of the ‘counterculture.’
The Real Anachronism In ‘Victoria’ Is Skerrett’s Refusal To Marry Francatelli
When Mr. Francatelli asks Miss Skerrett to marry him, she demurs, then declines. It would be one thing if she didn’t like him, but she clearly does.
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