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PBS NewsHour | Miles O'Brien Raises a Glass for Science | PBS (#10517)
video miles alcohol study 06:15
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Distillery Uses Locally Grown Corn For Spirits (#3804)
Corn is, by far, America’s most abundant grain. Despite the worst drought in half a century, U.S. farmers will produce an estimated 10.7 billion bushels this fall. And while soybeans also are...
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Templeton Rye: Iowa's Good Stuff
Full Program: The town of Templeton, Iowa is known for its rich farm land, German Catholic heritage, and a tradition that traces its origins back to days of prohibition. In recent years, Iowa-made Templeton... 28:32
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Hyperpartisan Politics A Genuine American | PBS (#103)
The 1928 Presidental election was a bitter battle of dirty politics directed at Al Smith. 12:39
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Unintended Consequences: Volstead Act | PBS (#102)
The Volstead Act was much stricter than anticipated. 03:15
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Unintended Consequences: Drinking More | PBS (#102)
Many Americans drank more during Prohibition 01:51
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Unintended Consequences: Federal Funding | PBS (#102)
Neither the states nor the federal government wanted to fund Prohibition 02:04
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Last Call | PBS (#101)
January 16, 1920 the 18th Amendment came into effect. 05:04
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Washington DC Mass March | PBS (#101)
In 1913 Prohibitionists marched on Washington to demand a Prohibition Amendment. 00:51
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | New York Cordial Stores | PBS (#102)
Lou Alpern sold alcohol at his NYC cordial stores with the help of bribed policemen 01:54
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | George Remus The Primrose Path | PBS (#102)
George Remus is caught by the government then put on trial 08:41
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Al Capone Downfall | PBS (#103)
Al Capone is finally caught by the government for failing to file income tax 05:04
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | George Remus The Circle | PBS (#102)
George Remus, a Chicago lawyer became king of the bootleggers. 07:58
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Fiorella LaGuardia | PBS (#103)
Fiorella LaGuarida was a NY congressman and critic of Prohibition 03:31
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Ken Burns | PROHIBITION | Wayne Wheeler | PBS (#101)
Wayne Wheeler was the general counsel for the Anti-Saloon League 05:02
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Antiques Roadshow
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Botany of Desire
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Ciao Italia
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Frontline/World
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History Detectives
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Independent Lens
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The Iowa Journal
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Iowa's Simple Pleasures with Dan Kaercher
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Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way
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Market to Market
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Nightly Business Report
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PBS NewsHour
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Prohibition
This 3-part, 5 1/2 hour documentary film series directed by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick tells the story of the rise, rule, and fall of the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and the era it encompassed. The culmination of nearly a...
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Spain....On The Road Again
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Tavis Smiley
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Templeton Rye: Iowa's Good Stuff
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To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe
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