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Classical WETA and WETA Public Television WETA's own Sharon Percy Rockefeller was the subject of the First Person Singular feature in this morning's Washington Post Magazine. Check it out!
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WETA president Sharon Percy Rockefeller in her own words
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television We're putting together our next local show, "Washington in the '70s", and we need your help! Share your memories of the first mayoral election, the May Day protests, the arrival of Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing, or other aspects DC-area life here or on weta.org.
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Post a comment below to share your memories of growing up or living in the Washington, DC area during the 1970s. We'll be sure to pass along your comments and suggestions to the production team.
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Tonight at 9, Mahler Symphony 10 with Cincinnati Symphony/Lopez-Cobos. #Mahler Month continues tomorrow with Sym 5. http://ow.ly/zHvD
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Classical WETA's Deb Lamberton talks with Joshua Bell about his approach to music-making and his latest album, "At Home with Friends." Bell has remodeled his Manhattan home to accommodate musical soirees -- eclectic gatherings of musicians, actors, and others who convene for the sheer joy of sharing their art.
A Conversation with Joshua Bell
Classical WETA's Deb Lamberton talks with Joshua Bell about his approach to music-making and his latest album, "At Home with Friends."
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Want to get a jump on your holiday shopping? ShopPBS is having a sale -- 25% off your entire order, today and tomorrow when you use the promo code PBSFF925. And, if you use the link below, a portion of your purchase will come back and help support WETA!
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Classical WETA and WETA Public Television The Mark Twain Prize, honoring Bill Cosby, airs tonight at 8pm on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD. To help get you in the mood, here's a short clip of Malcolm Jamal Warner explaining how he almost didn't get the part of Theo.
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Watch as Malcolm Jamal Warner talks about almost not being cast on the The Cosby Show at the Twelth Annual Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize, which airs on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD on Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 8 p.m.
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Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Did you watch "Washington in the '60s" last night? Share your thoughts here or on weta.org.
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WETA TV 26 looks back at one of the most intriguing chapters in local history in the one-hour documentary Washington in the '60s.
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television The Washington Post review of "Washington in the '60s," premiering tonight on WETA TV 26 and WETA HD at 9pm.
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"Washington in the '60s," airing Monday night on WETA, conjures up a proud but haunted District that lost itself in rancorous smoke.
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Join WETA TV 26 tonight at 9pm as we examine the people and events of the dramatic decade that changed our city... forever. The new one-hour documentary "Washington in the '60s" looks at the political, social and cultural events that shaped the history of the Washington area.
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Normally, we here at WETA take the business of delivering quality television and classical music very seriously, but on Halloween we like to kick back and relax. Here are some highlights...
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Speaking of scary things, do you know a child who's worried or scared about getting their flu shot? This episode of Sid the Science Kid might help.
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Everyone's favorite preschool scientist, Sid, star of SID THE SCIENCE KID, is hearing a lot of talk this fall about how to stay healthy, which leads him to ask lots of questions. In this new special episode ...
Classical WETA and WETA Public Television Here are some special, spooky Halloween greetings from our Classical WETA hosts. Share with your friends, or visit http://www.weta.org/halloween to send it as an ecard!
