Episodes
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Maryland Cycling Classic: Part 3
1h 59m
World-class professional cycling in Baltimore with the best cyclists from around the World racing over 120 miles from Sparks to the finish line at the Inner Harbor.
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Don't Put Her Down
29m 33s
"Don't Put Her Down" tells the story of Hazel Dickens, who along with her musical partner Alice Gerrard, became the first women to front a bluegrass band, and reflects on the role of women in bluegrass today. The film follows Hazel’s migration to Baltimore from coal country West Virginia, her activism for coal miners and working people, and the impact her upbringing had on her song writing.
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John - Living with Mental Illness
56m 45s
"John - Living With Mental Illness", is a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of schizophrenia and the challenges faced by those living with this condition. The film follows the journey of John Smith, a 53-year-old man in Elkton, Maryland who lives with schizophrenia and uses rapping and entertainment to cope with his mental illness.
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Come Find Me
56m 50s
Single mother Nori Vito grew up in an American family but was adopted from a Romanian orphanage. She is one of over 100,000 children who are not true orphans, but the result of Romania's ban on abortion and contraceptives. With only a few clues from her past life, Nori travels to Romania and Greece to meet her long lost family and finds herself not fully healed, but forever changed.
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A Time for Burning
55m 44s
A Time for Burning, a film by Bill Jersey, documents socially conscious Pastor Bill Youngdahl's unsuccessful efforts to drive reform by arranging visitations between his parish, the Omaha Augustana Lutheran Church, and a nearby black church in 1966. The film aired nationally on public television and was nominated for the Best Documentary Picture Academy Award in 1967.
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Unpacking Cambridge: A Story of Rebirth and Reconciliation
56m 46s
Unpacking Cambridge tells the story of Cambridge, MD, from boomtown that went bust to a modern hub for innovation poised to revitalize the landscape and economic future of the region. Once the economic and social center of Maryland's Eastern Shore, the Philips Packing House abruptly closed in the early 1960's. In its wake, dire economic and social unrest surfaced through this once booming town.
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Forest Her: The Next Wave of Conservation
26m 56s
Forest Her is an exploration of the historical roles women have provided to their communities through scientific forest management. From the perspectives of private forest landowners, professional foresters, citizen foresters, and a groundbreaking conservation trailblazer, these women are planting trees and inspiration for a healthier planet for today and tomorrow.
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MPT Sports Desk: Maryland 5 Star
26m 59s
MPT Sports Desk host Jim Hunter gets you ready for Day 3 of MARS Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill.
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Maryland 5 Star: Day 1: Dressage
2h
A proud part of the state of Maryland’s prestigious horse and equestrian tradition, Maryland 5 Star showcases four days of competition in Dressage, Cross-Country, and Show Jumping.
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Maryland 5 Star: Day 2: Dressage
1h 58m
A proud part of the state of Maryland’s prestigious horse and equestrian tradition, Maryland 5 Star showcases four days of competition in Dressage, Cross-Country, and Show Jumping.
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Maryland 5 Star: Day 3: Cross-Country
2h 2m
A proud part of the state of Maryland’s prestigious horse and equestrian tradition, Maryland 5 Star showcases four days of competition in Dressage, Cross-Country, and Show Jumping.
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Maryland 5 Star: Day 4: Show Jumping and Awards
2h 11m
A proud part of the state of Maryland’s prestigious horse and equestrian tradition, Maryland 5 Star showcases four days of competition in Dressage, Cross-Country, and Show Jumping.
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