Jan 11 Watch What’s Next for Gitmo, Detainees and U.S. Handling of Terror Suspects? A decade after the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, began accepting prisoners, the debate continues over how the U.S. treats terror suspects. Jeffrey Brown discusses the ongoing issue of military detention with Vincent Warren of the Center for Constitutional… Continue watching
Jan 11 Conversation: Doc Watson At 88, Doc Watson is a legend of folk and bluegrass music, but he hasn't yet lost the drive to hit the road and perform on stage. Continue reading
Jan 11 The Daily Frame Women in Hyderabad, India, participate in a rangoli competition Wednesday. Rangoli is a traditional folk art from India in which artists create symbolic, decorative designs on the floors of living rooms and in front of doorways as a welcome for… Continue reading
Jan 10 Watch North Carolina Moves to Compensate People Sterilized Against Their Will Roughly 7,600 people were sterilized in North Carolina against their will between 1929 and 1974. A state panel voted Tuesday to pay the victims $50,000 each. Ray Suarez discusses the history of the program and the panel's decision with Charmaine… Continue watching
Jan 10 Around the Nation Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation. Continue reading
Jan 10 The Daily Frame The Centre Pompidou-Metz is presenting "Bivouac," the first major exhibition in France dedicated to the work of Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. The exhibition runs through July 30. Continue reading
Jan 09 Weekly Poem: From ‘Movements Forward, Movements Away’ Peter Conners is the author of several books, including the poetry collections "The Crows Were Laughing in Their Trees" and "Of Whiskey and Winter." He is publisher of the not-for-profit literary press BOA Editions. Continue reading
Jan 09 The Daily Frame People dressed like commuters read the newspaper on the beach in Adelaide, Australia, on Sunday in Andrew Baines' art installation. Continue reading
Jan 09 Watch Weekly Poem: From ‘Movements Forward, Movements Away’ Peter Connors reads from his poem "Movements Forward, Movements Away."… Continue watching
Jan 06 Conversation: Joan Didion By Tom LeGro Mortality is a subject Joan Didion has grappled with in recent years, both in life and on the page. In the span of roughly two years, her husband, the writer John Gregory Dunne, and their only child, Quintana Roo, both… Continue reading