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Learn about the WETA Around Town panelists who lend their expertise each week on what's hot and what's not in Washington area arts, film, and theater.
Panelists discuss an Enrico David exhibit.
Panelists discuss the exhibit Life of Animals in Japanese Art.
Panelists review the film Yesterday.
Panelists discuss the film The Farewell.
Panelists discuss Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am.
Panelists discuss the exhibit Artists Respond.
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George Jones III joined the U.S. Army at the age of 17 and volunteered to be a combat medic in Vietnam. Today, his work as a wood turner reminds him of the many second chances he's received throughout his life.
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Luis Araya immigrated to Arlington, Virginia from Bolivia in 1966, when very few Latinos lived in the county. He reflects on the changes he has seen over the years and the influence of Latinos in Arlington today.
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Enjoy this step through time charting WETA's history from its founding in the 1950s to becoming a major national producer for PBS.
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