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8 p.m. CT, Sunday, July 3 on Nebraska Public Media

Endeavour

In the cold of winter, the team is called to investigate the violent killing of an Oxford college don. Thursday receives news that creates tension at home.

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8 p.m. CT, Tuesday, July 5 on Nebraska Public Media

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston

Follow the bestselling author and podcaster as he explores the country’s diverse landscapes to see how they shape the way we work, play and interact with the outdoors.

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Title IX: 50 Years in the Making

Host Erin Sorensen leads a discussion with Carol Frost, Peaches James Keaton, Jordan Larson and Brenda VanLengen as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this landmark legislation.

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Backyard Farmer
Kim Todd and a panel of experts answer your gardening questions.
Culture
Beyond the Baton
Celebrate the life and career of Thomas Wilkins, music director laureate of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra.
Nebraska Stories
We encourage you to visit our site regularly throughout the year to view new stories. The full archive of Nebraska Stories can be found here.
What If...
Good ideas often begin with the question, “What If…” The third season of “What If…” answers those questions and tells the stories of Nebraskans’ innovation and creativity.

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2022 NSAA Speech Championships: Best of the Best
Nebraska’s finest high school orators take the stage for a two-hour program showcasing high school students performing their winning state championship speeches.
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Nebraska Focused: Building Our Future
Nebraska Focused: Building Our Future
Ernie Chambers: Through the Years
Hear from Senator Ernie Chambers about what has shaped his life and career.
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A Sculpted Life
"A Sculpted Life" is a 30 minute documentary about an artist’s journey. Littleton Alston rose from poverty in Washington, D.C. to become the first African American to contribute a work destined for Statuary Hall—a 7 foot bronze of Willa Cather.

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