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Boston Harbor Hosts a Tea Party | 2 Minute Time Trip to December 16, 1773–Enjoy a quick and informative trip to a tension-filled Boston and discover how and why disgruntled colonists destroyed 342 cases of tea in an incident known to history as the Boston Tea Party.
Making the Midday Meal in 1820 | Cooking on the American Frontier–Step inside the year 1820 as we travel to the home of Missouri’s second governor, Frederick Bates, to explore how families prepared the midday meal on the American frontier.
Holiday History | History and Traditions of Hanukkah–Rabbi Jim Bennett shares the story of Hanukkah from its orgins through the customs that developed over time for families to practice during the eight nights of celebration.
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Inside the Artist’s Studio | Woodturning on a Lathe–Join us inside the artist’s studio as wood artist Matt Keim demonstrates woodturning on a lathe as he creates a wooden bowl in real time.
E-Waste Becomes Extraordinary | The Art of Elias Sime–Saint Louis Art Museum curator Hannah Kleim showcases the work of Ethiopian artist Elias Sime who uses salvaged materials to create large-scale works that explore themes such as environmentalism, global communication, abstract art, and architecture.
The Fun and Spooky Art of Nikki Leeper–Artist Nikki Leeper was excited about art and making art from a very young age. In this video, she shares her art, her process at creating that art, and why she loves art so much.
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Our Grandmother is Henrietta Lacks | Family Shares Their Story of the Woman with Immortal Cells—Explore the extraordinary story of Henrietta Lacks, a woman whose cells became one of the most important tools in modern medicine, told from the perspective of her granddaughter and great-granddaughter.
Beyond Dred Scott | The Legacy of Freedom Suits in American History–Go beyond the well-known case of Dred Scott for an insightful discussion on freedom suits filed by slaves as a method to gain their freedom in the first half of 19th century America.
Difference Makers | The Story of Judge Nathan B. Young–Missouri Historical Society public historian Cecily Hunter shares what makes Judge Young a difference maker as she describes his legacy though his work as a judge and through numerous other exceptional civic projects.
