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West Virginia Public Broadcasting A reporter for France 24 visited WV to report on anti-Obama sentiments; reporter Ben Adducchio checked in to the story.
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· A French international news channel correspondent for France 24 visited West Virginia and reported anti-Obama sentiments run high in the Mountain State.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Long before Cookie Monster had to learn "A Cookie is a Sometimes Food," we had opera great Marilyn Horne celebrating "C is for Cookie." Enjoy this famous Sesame Street clip as we count down to the show's 40th Season premiere!
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If you're watching videos with your preschooler and would like to do so in a safe, child-friendly environment, please join us at http://www.sesamestreet.org Marilyn Horne sings 'C is for Cookie.' Sesame ...
West Virginia Public Broadcasting More on the conflict between Mylan and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
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· Mylan alleges the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper and two of its reporters knew the information they were printing about possible violations of drug quality controls at the company’s Morgantown plant was false.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting TV chef Jamie Oliver visited Marshall University in his quest to show us that cooking up a good meal can be easy and quick. Clarke Davis sent us this report.
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· “The Naked Chef” Jamie Oliver brought his message about healthier cooking to students at Marshall University Wednesday.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Have
you looked at Google today? In honor of Sesame Street's anniversary, they have added a famous set of orange feet to their logo
until Nov. 10, when the 40th Season of Sesame Street begins on WV PBS.
Catch a smile with some clips from the show!
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting Nearly one-third of the homicides in WV are tied to domestic violence, a recent report says.
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Most domestic violence murders occur at home and in many cases around children according to the state's medical examiner.
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See a town-hall
style discussion of the H1N1 virus with a panel of experts, providing
information on signs, symptoms, vaccines, and local and national
response. Watch "Second Opinion" on WV PBS at 10 p.m.
Source: www.wvpubcast.org
The program will be a town meeting style format, with a panel of national experts addressing symptoms, prevention,vaccinations, public health, available resources, and local and national response. A live studio audience and videotaped questions from around the country provide viewer interaction. Dr....
West Virginia Public Broadcasting The producer of "Not In Our Town," an award-winning PBS series, will be speaking in Morgantown and Charleston to encourage WV to stand up against hate. She spoke with reporter Scott Finn yesterday.
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That’s the subject of three talks this week by filmmaker Patrice O’Neill, producer of the award-winning PBS documentary “Not In Our Town.”
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Listen to the voice of WV's Poet Laureate, Irene McKinney, in this audio piece that includes two poems from her work, "Unthinkable: Selected Poems." This is from an occasional series of radio essays edited by John Nakashima.
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· West Virginia’s Poet Laureate Irene McKinney brings us two poems that may open your eyes to other ways of perceiving West Virginia.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Tonight on WV PBS at 9 p.m., American Experience takes a look at the Civilian Conservation Corps, an unprecedented experiment by Roosevelt in 1933 to provide relief to the vast numbers of unemployed workers.
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This second of a five-part series examines America's response to the unprecedented economic crisis, high unemployment, and environmental catastrophe that threatened the nation during one of history's most tumultuous decades. ...
West Virginia Public Broadcasting If you missed the radio documentary, "The Great Textbook War," you can listen to the entire program on our Web site:
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In 1974, Kanawha County was the first battleground in the American culture wars. Controversy erupted over newly-adopted school textbooks. School buildings were hit by dynamite and Molotov cocktails, buses ...
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Here's a spooky little show to liven up your day! A ghost hunt at the old State Prison; searching for Sasquatch; and the Mothman--a special 30 min. Outlook you can watch right now.
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Follow the Mountain State Spirit Seekers Society as they hunt ghosts at Moundsville State Prison; bigfoot hunters in Dolly Sods with Virginia Sasquatch Watch; and Point Pleasant's mysterious Mothman.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting AEP is showing off some of its carbon sequestration technology today in New Haven, WV.
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· The Mountaineer coal-fired power plant in New Haven is getting international attention because Friday morning, AEP officials are scheduled to unveil the plant’s carbon capture and sequestration technology.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Halloween is pure Americana, and it's fitting that it has its own museum in Benwood, WV with costumes dating back to the 1800's.
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Pamela Apkarian-Russell is the curator at the Castle Halloween Museum in Benwood. Her collection includes more than 1,000 Halloween costumes, from as far back as the late 1800's.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting Tonight on WV Public Radio, at 9 p.m. is The Great Textbook War, the story of a local conflict that quickly became a national debate.
Source: www.wvpubcast.org
In 1974, Kanawha County was the first battleground in the American culture wars. Controversy erupted over newly-adopted school textbooks. School buildings were hit by dynamite and Molotov cocktails, buses ...
