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Hispanic TV Summit: John Leguizamo on How ‘American Historia’ Came to Be, and What He Hopes to Accomplish With PBS Project
Research began after his son was being bullied for being Latino
PBS Shares Fall Premieres
Ken Burns looks into Renaissance Italy, John Leguizamo chronicles Hispanic history
‘Disco in Its Essence Is Social Protest’: Producer Shianne Brown Charts the Music’s Legacy in New PBS Docuseries
3-part ‘Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution’ tracks history of genre born in the 1970s
‘Grantchester’ Gets Season 10 Order on PBS
Murder, mystery, mayhem in otherwise quaint village in the ‘50s
The Watchman: Ben Franklin: Inventor,
Statesman, Secret Agent; What a Road Trip With Dulé Hill Might Look Like
Senior content producer Michael Malone’s look at the programming scene
PBS: Network Celebrates 250 Years of America, Ken Burns Looks Beyond Our Borders (TCA)
Burns’s ‘Leonardo Da Vinci’ is his first documentary with a focus outside U.S.
‘The War on Disco’ Premieres on PBS Oct. 30
Documentary looks at disco’s rise in the ‘70s, and the role that violent Disco Demolition Night stunt may have played in its demise
PBS Series ‘Little Bird’ Details Indigenous Experience Amid ‘Sixties Scoop’
6-part series depicts a girl taken from her indigenous home who sets out to find her family
