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Sandra Seaton's one-woman drama surrounding Sally Hemings' fight to secure her children's freedom.
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A 19th-century painting twisted Pontiac’s War—this episode uncovers the real story.
Michigan’s Indigenous history that helped spark the American Revolution.
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Premieres Fri., Aug. 7 at 6pm ET on WKAR TV and streaming | Beyond 250 connects America’s past to the responsibilities of self-government today. -
250 years of independence is a milestone that invites reflection — not just on how far we've come, but on the ideas that got us here. -
Twenty four Michigan high school students spent two weeks at MSU's James Madison College examining the ideas that shaped the United States, from the Declaration of Independence to capitalism, as part of the Civics Education Academy. -
Lansing's Moores Park Pool was built in the 1920s. After a multi-year closure and millions of dollars worth of renovations, it could reopen as soon as next summer. -
One of the first women in the country to get a radio operating license was born and raised right here in mid-Michigan. In celebration of America 250, WKAR got her back into the studio — and in front of a microphone — for a walk down memory lane. -
This week, Michigan is continuing to celebrate America's 250th birthday with several events geared toward reflection and unity. -
WKAR's community event highlighted family heirlooms, stories, and curator insights in commemoration of Michigan history and America 250. -
A survey of American composers, hosted by WKAR Public Media’s classical team. -
New on 90.5 Classical, WKAR’s Linda Kernohan highlights the experiences of musicians who were immigrants to the United States. -
Fri Jun 19 • 9pm on WKAR TV and streaming | Sally Hemings reflects on life with Thomas Jefferson. The Wharton Center production airs on the national Juneteenth holiday.
