Two thousand years ago, Indigenous people returned to these earthworks again and again, drawn to a landscape where belief was shaped directly into the land. What did they understand about the universe—and their place within it?
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Jeffrey Epstein was Les Wexner's money manager for several years as the billionaire built up his retail empire with companies including Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works and Abercrombie and Fitch. Wexner also paid for Epstein's mansion in New York City.
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Krakenimages.com/Adobe StockNew York Times bestselling author Daniel Coyle joins us to discuss his new book Flourish: The Art of Building Meaning, Joy and Fulfillment.
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. introduces musicians Flea and Lizzo to their inspiring ancestors.
Episode Three of BLACK AND JEWISH AMERICA traces Black and Jewish work in Civil Rights.
Episode Four of BLACK AND JEWISH AMERICA traces the Black - Jewish alliance since the 1970s.
See a bounty of Boothbay booty from ROADSHOW’s first-ever visit to the state of Maine.
The carnival is in town. Fun turns to horror when one of the sideshow acts is murdered.
VJ Day sparks celebration for Mrs. Hall, reflection for Tristan, and a mystery for James.
When the mysterious death of a foreign ambassador sparks political intrigue, Eliza investigates.
As tension builds and the hotel staff rebel, can Book unmask Captain Orr’s murderer?
The latest release of the Epstein files labels Ohio billionaire Les Wexner as a co-conspirator.
Librarians across the U.S. examine how restrictions on library content are shaping communities.
When a man dies of a heart attack while cycling, his demise is thought to be from natural causes.
Highlights of Paris: Eiffel Tower; Seine cruise; neighborhood markets, a nighttime joyride.
HVAC subs are here to re-duct the house and make the system more efficient.
"Toys and Colors" kids help build a dress-up closet. Richard installs a garbage disposal.
Milk Street searches the world for smarter ways to cook eggs.
Victory at Yorktown secures independence. Americans aspire for a more perfect union.
Country Music Hall of Fame icon Wynonna celebrates her 40-year career in a moving hour.
Meet one of the leaders in the Columbus fashion scene. Two designers share their passion.
Ruby and Ram administer a house call to a recalcitrant man who refuses to leave his home.
Discover a few ways communities have memorialized their ancestors throughout Ohio history.
Sir David Attenborough investigates the life story of the famed elephant: Jumbo.
Black History Month Stories From Columbus
Once the heart of Columbus for African Americans, this neighborhood is poised for rebirth.
Claire Waters served in WWII’s 6888th and later founded Project Help in Columbus.
Discover Upper Arlington's rich African-American history.
Take an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the life and art of Aminah Robinson.
From 1970 to 1980, Roberta Jones-Booth led a significant battle against a Georgia-Pacific plant.
The story of a fight for school integration in 1954, in Hillsboro, Ohio.
We take a look at the story of Sherman Hamlin Guss, who graduated from Ohio State in 1892.
We honor the legacy of historian and preservationist Cathy Nelson.
We visit the Motts Military Museum in Groveport to talk about the Tuskegee Airmen.
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was an abolitionist and suffragist.
The first Major Taylor Cycling Club honors a Black cycling champion's enduring legacy.
A profile of early 20th-century opera singer Ruby Elzy, with roots in Columbus.
The Columbus Call and Post was a newspaper that served the African American community.
High schools students research African American burials at Columbus' Green Lawn Cemetery.
Discover the history of the first African-American recreation retreat in Columbus.
Learn about the tight-knit tennis community at Beatty Park in the '50s and '60s.
See how the community is revitalizing a historic African-American neighborhood.
Learn the history of the church that solidified the Downtown African-American community.
Since 1940, the Battiste family has been in the business of flowers.
Two Columbus veterans discuss their experiences in Vietnam.
View the African-American Digital Collection at the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
Support your WOSU and get extended access to your favorite shows and films from PBS and WOSU including every episode of the popular Masterpiece drama All Creatures Great and Small.
Today’s challenge is “dancing musical instruments.” Mr. J invites students to draw along as they identify how we can express inclusiveness to others with our faces and our bodies.
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