Southern Stories
The American South is a region shaped by history and culture, defined by land and by resources, brought together through joy and pain, through humor and tragedy. Southern Stories weave a tapestry of lived experiences and perspectives, where tradition and modernity mix, communities are built, past and present merge, and dreams and hopes pave the way for the future. Co-presented with APT.
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S38 Ep805 | 22m 5s | A retired music teacher starts Georgia’s first youth orchestra for immigrant families. (22m 5s)
POV Shorts: The People Could Fly
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S38 Ep802 | 21m 48s | A poetic look at roller rinks as sanctuaries for Black culture, joy, and resistance. (21m 48s)
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S38 Ep11 | 1h 22m 48s | A small-town attorney takes on pharmaceutical giants as opioids devastate his community. (1h 22m 48s)
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S37 Ep2 | 1h 15m 25s | Bordertown besties make magic of one last summer together as they face uncertain futures. (1h 15m 25s)
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S37 Ep1 | 1h 14m 31s | King Coal meditates on the culture and myths of communities shaped by the coal industry. (1h 14m 31s)
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S36 Ep3608 | 52m 57s | After 20 years in the United States, an undocumented family decides to return home. (52m 57s)
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Special | 15m 7s | Black women create a space for freedom through the Baby Doll Mardi Gras masking tradition. (15m 7s)
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