History in Pieces
About the Episode
Some people collect baseball cards or coins. For Kent Westbrook, he actively collects tools, bowls, pots, and more made in Arkansas. His simple hobby spans over 65 years and slowly developed into an expansive catalogue featured at different art museums memorializing Arkansan history.
Aired:
12/13/20
| Expires: 12/13/23 | Runtime: 5m 04s
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Extras
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Japanese Students of Bluegrass
A member of Bluegrass 45 jams with Kobe University’s Bluegrass club.1:48 -
Hidden History at the Scrap Yard
Bluegrass 45 reunites with the tour van from their first US Tour.2:28 -
The Next Generation of Citizen Science
Ellie White visits an elementary school to lead students in an astronomy project.2:40 -
A Town Hall Showdown
When the NSF proposes a funding cut to an Observatory, residents passionately defend the project.3:00 -
The Strength of Bamboo
A bamboo farmer explains the unique aspects of the plant that brings him peace and spirituality.2:06 -
Life is Danger
A bamboo farmer recalls his dangerous past and his migration to the United States.1:01 -
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My Children’s Language
Dr. Jeffery Darensbourg and Maaliyah Papillion reflect on the native language Ishakkoy.0:59 -
A Buried Statute Opens New Doors
A legal team working to get justice for victims of the KKK finds hope in a 150-year-old statute.1:11 -
The KKK’s Day in Court
After five Black women are shot by members of the KKK, the three men face trial.1:34
