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GLOBAL VOICES | The Day My God Died | PBS (#108)
Full Program: An unforgettable look at young girls in Bombay whose lives are shattered by the child sex trade. 54:21
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GLOBAL VOICES | Circus School | PBS (#101)
Full Program: A revealing look at the rigorous physical training endured by young Chinese acrobatic students. 52:26
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Global Voices | The Flute Player | PBS (#121)
Full Program: After surviving its Killing Fields as a boy, a musician now champions Cambodia's traditional music. 51:58
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e2 | China: From Red to Green? | PBS (#105)
Full Program: China's soaring population and rapid industrialization. 25:45
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Global Voices | Mai's America | PBS (#125)
Full Program: A spunky Vietnamese teenager lands in rural Mississippi, giving us an outsider's glimpse of America. 01:12:44
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Great Wall Across the Yangtze (#114)
Full Program: Two million Chinese are displaced by the construction of the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River. 55:51
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WIRED SCIENCE | Technology: Geek Dad, Japanese Robots | PBS (#108)
Full Program: What is "hot ice?" 54:14
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Global Voices | Anatomy of a Springroll | PBS (#105)
Full Program: One man's culinary journey from San Francisco to Saigon, blending his roots with his American life. 55:34
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NOVA | The Four-Winged Dinosaur | PBS (#3502)
Full Program: Long ago in the age of dinosaurs, a volcano in eastern China erupted and buried a host of strange creatures in ash, creating exquisite fossils that preserved a big surprise--many dinosaurs were covered ... 53:19
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TAVIS SMILEY | Guest: Robert Gates | Not Winning in Afghanis
Defense Secretary Robert Gates responds to the perception that the US is not winning in Afghanistan and discusses what the Defense Department is going to do. 01:12
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TAVIS SMILEY | Guest: Dr. Palitha Kohona | PBS
Foreign secretary of Sri Lanka responds to recent controversial comments about his government made by hip-hop artist M.I.A. 02:01
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WASHINGTON WEEK | Feb. 13, 2009 Webcast Extra | PBS
A $789 billion stimulus package; what the nation's top bankers said about how they are using the billions of dollars in taxpayer money; reports on the escalating violence in Afghanistan and Pakistan. 05:57
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NOVA | Rat Attack! | PBS (#3603)
Once every 48 years, bamboo forests in Northeast India go into flower, and black rats descend upon them, like a plague. 01:14
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THE STORY OF INDIA | Excerpt from Episode 4 | PBS (#104)
In this episode Michael Wood shows us some of the amazing achievements of medieval India: In astronomy they discovered the heliocentric universe, absolute zero and the circumference of the earth. 01:53
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THE STORY OF INDIA | Excerpt from Episode 3 | PBS (#103)
As the spice routes and the silk roads opened up, Indian civilization grew, enriched by contact and exchange. 02:40






















