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From Mayberry to Matlock, Andy Griffith Remembered for Iconic Roles

From Mayberry to Matlock, Andy Griffith Remembered for Iconic Roles…

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Your Responses: Do You Still Care About Politics?

By Meena Ganesan

On the periphery of a recent Pew poll suggesting voters this election cycle are less enthused than they were four years ago, we turned to you for some insight - do you still care about politics? The question…

Around the Nation

Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation.

The Daily Frame

By Tom LeGro

A boy poses with a 3D painting at the 2012 Magic Art Special Exhibition of China in Hangzhou.

Weekly Poem: ‘Immigrant Picnic’

By Tom LeGro

Gregory Djanikian has written several books of poetry, including "So I Will Till the Ground" (2007), "Years Later" (2000), "Falling Deeply into America" (1989) and "The Man in the Middle" (1984). He directs the creative writing program at the University…

The Daily Frame

Visitors look at a giant statue of Michael Phelps in downtown Omaha, Neb., during the 2012 U.S. Olympic Swimming Team Trials at Qwest Center on Saturday.

Mexican Photographer Captures Shades of Juarez

From our series of reports in Mexico, photographer and Juarez resident Julian Cardona speaks with Margaret Warner about how the border city is struggling with violent criminal cartels.

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Photographing Juarez, Where Everyday Life Can Include Gang Violence

By Larisa Epatko

For more than two decades, Mexican photographer Julian Cardona has documented the lives of Ciudad Juarez residents, both as their city thrived, and lately, as it's suffered from poverty and violence.

Julian Cardona’s Focus on Juarez

By Larisa Epatko

Mexican photojournalist Julian Cardona, who lives in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, documented the city's job-fueled growth and now drug-fueled violence.