Black History Month highlights including a look at a forgotten pioneer, a new season of Funny Woman, and a look at the Baltimore bridge collapse, among other exciting programs.
Stories by Lisa Tipton
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New year, new seasons: everything from dramas and mysteries to Henry Louis Gates to Antiques Roadshow.
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A Celebration of Hanukkah with Geoffrey Baer joins various holiday specials both musical and dramatic, while Lucy Worsley digs into Sherlock Holmes.
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Ken Burns and his team cover Leonardo Da Vinci, two more Chicago Stories explore Al Capone and house music, NOVA looks at feats of engineering, and more.
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As the presidential election approaches, we have a variety of perspectives. Plus more Chicago Stories, NOVA on the oddities of the solar system, and new mysteries and cooking shows.
| Lisa Tipton
It's an exciting month, filled with the launch of new seasons from WTTW's Chicago Stories to mysteries to cooking shows, plus perspectives on the upcoming election.
| Lisa Tipton
Rick Steves explores an otherworldly corner of Europe, American Masters takes on a comedic director, stars perform in a tribute to Bruce Springsteen, and more.
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A look back at the golden age of tennis just in time for the Olympics, a celebration of the Fourth of July, and more.
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A series examining sustainable fishing in a changing climate, new seasons of favorite mysteries, and some time in the company of George Takei, Alan Cumming, and Miriam Margolyes.
| Lisa Tipton
There's a huge amount of worthwhile TV out there nowadays, so it can be hard to choose what to watch.
| Lisa Tipton
Geoffrey Baer investigates Chicago's most intriguing mysteries in a new special, Elton John is celebrated in a prize ceremony, and more.
| Lisa Tipton
NOVA explores AI, a two-part series delves into Dante and his Inferno, new dramas premiere alongside the return of Call the Midwife, and more.
| Lisa Tipton
A new WTTW examination of homelessness through firsthand perspectives, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on gospel music, NOVA on the Eiffel Tower, and more.
| Lisa Tipton
January is jam-packed, as we kick off an election year with documentaries on issues around democracy, enjoy new and returning dramas and other favorites, and follow tiny animals on big journeys.
| Lisa Tipton
Two more Chicago Stories, a program on groundbreaking women athletes, a harrowing look at the war in Ukraine, and more bring us towards the holiday season.
