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- Two scientists help viewers grasp sometimes hard to comprehend concepts through the use of experiments and comedy.
- A three part mini-series exploring important elements of Appalachian culture: Coal, Wood, and River.
- Built in 1918, the W.P. Snyder Jr. is the last of its kind: a steam-powered sternwheeler towboat that hauled coal from the mines to the steel mills of the Monongahela and Ohio River valleys. Now a museum ship and National Historic Landmark berthed in Marietta Ohio, the Snyder's steel hull was in dire need of replacement. This is the saga of how the Snyder was towed almost 150 miles from its berth in Marietta down the Ohio River to the McGinnis Shipyard at South Point, where the old corroded hull was removed and replaced.
- A behind-the-scenes look at a performance of A Winter's Tale by the Moscow Circus-the first proscenium stage performance in its 150-year history. The mythical Queen of Winter, a familiar character in Russian folklore, acts as the evening's host and narrator by introducing the array of circus artists who appear throughout the performance.