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BECOMING FREDERICK DOUGLASS explores the inspiring story of how a man born into slavery transformed himself into one of the most prominent statesmen and influential voices for democracy in American history.
Watch the documentary tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
Before the broadcast, tune in to Rhode Island PBS Weekly at 7:30 p.m., where we trace Douglass' story from Newport to New Bedford.
Slater Mill in Pawtucket, RI, is recognized as the birthplace of the industrial revolution. Tonight on TREASURES INSIDE THE MUSEUM, learn more about the people who made the area what it was and how the machines changed the face of manufacturing everywhere.
Watch tonight at 7 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park
Pulitzer Prize-winning author, David Kertzer, joins Jim Ludes and G. Wayne Miller to discuss his book, “The Pope at War: The Secret History of Pius XII, Mussolini, and Hi**er," and the role of the papacy during the Second World War.
Watch Story in the Public Square Sunday at 11AM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at https://watch.ripbs.org/show/story-public-square/
In 2020, the second leading cause of death for veterans under 45 was su***de. This week on Rhode Island PBS Weekly, we take an in-depth look at how the military, veterans, and their families throughout New England and across the country are handling the crisis.
Watch Sunday/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
In 2020, the second leading cause of death for veterans under 45 was su***de. This week on RHODE ISLAND PBS WEEKLY, we take an in-depth look at how the military, veterans, and their families throughout New England and across the country are handling the crisis.
Watch Sunday/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
Discover how a man born into slavery in Maryland became one of the most influential voices for democracy in American history. The documentary, BECOMING FREDERICK DOUGLASS, premieres on WSBE Rhode Island PBS on February 5 at 9 p.m.
Before the broadcast, tune in to RHODE ISLAND PBS WEEKLY at 7:30 p.m. for our segment on Frederick Douglass' connection to Rhode Island.
Governor McKee's proposed assault-style weapons ban receives overwhelming public support, plus talks of repealing the law enforcement bill of rights arise in the wake of Tyre Nichols’ death.
Moderator Jim Hummel is joined by former state representative Nick Gorham, political contributor Jim Vincent, and University of Rhode Island political science professor Emily Lynch on A Lively Experiment. Watch tonight at 7PM/Sunday at noon on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at ripbs.org/lively
South Kingstown is the 16th town to be featured in OUR TOWN! If you're a South Kingstown resident or have a story to share about the town, join us for our virtual informational meeting on February 15 at 5:30 p.m. to learn more about the project! Register today at https://conta.cc/3X2GVi9
Season 4, Episode 2 of FUTURE OF XYZ is now live!
In 'Future of Democracy,' we discuss the essential role democracy has played in the evolution of human civilization, systemic forces at work today, and what people can do to help shore up democracy in the face of a continuing trend towards fascism in the U.S. and around the world.
Our guest is Dr. Andrew Schmookler, author, columnist, and 2012 U.S. Congressional candidate in Virginia’s 6th district.
The Greeks defined democracy as “power of the people” since "demos" means people and "kratos" means power. But is it still “the people” who have power in mod...
Buzz around with the 'ART inc.' team and entomologist Dr. Steven Alm to learn why some people consider insects to be nature's art.
Stream the newest episode of 'ART inc.' now. 🐝
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Buzz around with the ART inc. team to learn why insects are nature’s art.
Rhode Island is a great place to spot migratory birds during the winter months. The Ocean State’s relatively warmer waters combined with its 400 miles of coastline and abundant food source attract snowbirds from as far as the Arctic coast. Rhode Island PBS Weekly visits habitats where winter wildlife can be spotted and follows along as a group of birders and a photographer set out on their own.
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The Greeks defined democracy as “power of the people.” But is it still “the people” who have power in modern democracies?
This Thursday, on FUTURE OF XYZ, we explore the 'Future of Democracy' with author, columnist, and former Congressional candidate Dr. Andrew Schmookler. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch at ripbs.org/xyz
From snowy owls to harlequin ducks, migratory birds flock to Rhode Island in the winter. With the help of local birders and photographers like Jason Major - RI Bird Hunter, Rhode Island PBS Weekly explores their habitats.
Watch tonight/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
Blithewold in Bristol, RI, is known for its magnificent grounds and gardens. Tonight on TREASURES INSIDE THE MUSEUM, learn how so much of what you see today comes from the original mansion. Then, visit the Seabee Museum to hear the story behind the design of their iconic logo and see a flag that was present at the D-Day invasion in France.
Watch tonight at 7 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
Blithewold Mansion, Gardens and Arboretum Seabee Museum & Memorial Park
Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame inductees Steve Smith and the Nakeds, along with The Cowsills, are coming to The Historic Park Theatre and Event Center on Saturday, February 11!
Rhode Island PBS has your opportunity to see these two iconic Rhode Island bands. For more information, visit ripbs.org/happenings
Editor-in-Chief of the Science Family of Journals, Holden Thorp, joins Jim Ludes and G. Wayne Miller to discuss the role of science in American society and the challenges it faces in the years ahead.
Watch Story in the Public Square Sunday at 11AM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at https://watch.ripbs.org/show/story-public-square/
The Anchor Newspaper’s Editor in Chief, Raymond Baccari, political strategist Rob Horowitz, and republican strategist Lisa Pelosi join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Governor McKee’s proposed sales tax cut, affordable housing, subsidized tuition for Rhode Island College students, and more.
Watch A Lively Experiment tonight at 7PM/Sunday at noon on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/lively
The Anchor Newspaper’s Editor in Chief, Raymond Baccari, political strategist Rob Horowitz, and republican strategist Lisa Pelosi join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Governor McKee’s proposed sales tax cut, affordable housing, subsidized tuition for Rhode Island College students, and more.
Watch A LIVELY EXPERIMENT tonight at 7PM/Sunday at noon on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/lively
Would you go for a winter plunge at Narragansett Town Beach? Meet a South Kingstown woman who "dips" into the chilling water several times a week.
Watch Rhode Island PBS Weekly Sunday/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
A king’s ransom, murder and mayhem on the high seas. It may sound like "Treasure Island," but it is actually a story unfolding in Rhode Island after a Warwick man finds a rare Arabic coin buried in a local pick-your-own strawberry field in Middletown.
Join us tomorrow!
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The fun KEEPS COMING this week. Next up a free performance: Harriet Tubman: A one-woman show by Janice Curtis Greene. Wednesday, January 25, 2023, 6:00-7:30 PM South Kingstown High School. Rhode Island PBS This live show is In anticipation of the PBS Documentary: “Harriet Tubman, Visions of Freedom” Airing February 12 at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS
From playing outside under car headlights to building an international all-star powerhouse, David Wright explores the legacy of Mount Saint Charles Academy's legendary program.
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The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience is coming to The Historic Park Theatre and Event Center on February 10, and Rhode Island PBS has your opportunity to attend! For more information, visit ripbs.org/happenings
From rabbits to guinea pigs, we speak with Kara Montalbano from the Potter League for Animals about adopting small animals.
Watch the newest episode of ANIMAL TALK here: https://watch.ripbs.org/video/small-animal-adoption-tb6cyr/
Animal Talk
Tonight, on Rhode Island PBS Weekly, we take you to to explore the evolving legacy of Mount St. Charles .
Watch tonight/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
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Military history comes to life at the American Heritage Museum in Hudson, MA. Tune in to TREASURES INSIDE THE MUSEUM for a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of a WWII tank and the museum's extensive exhibits.
Watch tonight at 7 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
Ali Kadivar, assistant professor of sociology and international studies at Boston College, sits down with Jim Ludes and G. Wayne Miller to discuss the latest wave of protests in Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini and the issues that continue to motivate demonstrators.
Watch Story in the Public Square Sunday at 11AM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/story-public-square
On a new episode of Generation Rising, host Dr. Kiara Butler sits down with Executive Director of The Economic Progress Institute, Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies, and Executive Director at the Latino Policy Institute, Marcela Betancur, to talk about the economic disparity affecting communities of color in Rhode Island.
Watch tonight at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/generationrising
On a new episode of GENERATION RISING, host Dr. Kiara Butler sits down with Executive Director of The Economic Progress Institute, Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies, and Executive Director at the Latino Policy Institute, Marcela Betancur, to talk about the economic disparity affecting communities of color in Rhode Island.
Watch tonight at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/generationrising
The Bartholomewtown Podcast host Bill Bartholomew, The Providence Journal reporter Antonia Farzan, and political contributor Don Roach join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Gov. McKee’s State of the State address, the tepid response to a proposed decrease in sales tax, a new Housing Secretary appointment, and staffing problems in the nursing home industry.
The panel also pays tribute to James Hagan, former moderator of A Lively Experiment.
Watch tonight at 7PM/Sunday at noon on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/lively
The Bartholomewtown Podcast host Bill Bartholomew, The Providence Journal reporter Antonia Farzan, and political contributor Don Roach join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Gov. McKee’s State of the State address, the tepid response to a proposed decrease in sales tax, a new Housing Secretary appointment, and staffing problems in the nursing home industry.
The panel also pays tribute to James Hagan, former moderator of A LIVELY EXPERIMENT.
Watch tonight at 7PM/Sunday at noon on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/lively
A king’s ransom and a pirates’ raid—Rhode Island PBS Weekly's Pamela Watts follows the intriguing tale behind a rare coin found buried in Middletown, Rhode Island.
Watch Sunday/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
Rhode Island PBS and Stages of Freedom invite you to join us for BECOMING FREDERICK DOUGLASS: SCREENING & DISCUSSION Thursday, February 2, at 6 p.m. at the historic Congdon Street Baptist Church.
This event will include a preview showing of the new documentary film, and a discussion by local historians exploring the extensive and surprising connections that Frederick Douglass had to our region.
For more information and to register, please visit: https://conta.cc/3XdfFgr
**Note: there is an option to attend virtually**
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Season 4, Episode 1 of FUTURE OF XYZ is now LIVE! Tune in for an incredibly informative discussion about the ‘Future of Parkinson’s Disease.’
Since 2000, The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research has pursued the dual mission of finding a cure for Parkinson’s while also accelerating the development of treatments helping those living with the disease today. Our guest is Vanessa Arnedo, Chief of Staff at the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
You can watch the episode below or listen wherever you get your podcasts.
SEASON 4, EPISODE 1: The second most common neurodegenerative disorder in the world after Alzheimer's, Parkinson’s Disease affects approximately one million ...
On the next Rhode Island Report podcast, Central Falls Mayor Maria Rivera, Rhode Island PBS Weekly Reporter Michelle San Miguel, and Globe reporter Edward Fitzpatrick discuss how the rates of lead poisoning skyrocketed during the pandemic. Central Falls was among the hardest hit. The full episode airs Thursday.
Get it early by following Rhode Island Report on Apple Podcasts https://apple.co/3FdTiBs
Join Rhode Island Black Storytellers (RIBS) and Rhode Island PBS for HARRIET TUBMAN: A ONE-WOMAN PRESENTATION by storyteller Janice Curtis Greene on Wednesday, January 25, at 6 p.m.
As part of FUNDA FEST 25, this free presentation will take place at South Kingstown High School.
For more information about FUNDA FEST, visit fundafest.org
The PBS documentary, HARRIET TUBMAN: VISIONS OF FREEDOM, airs February 12 at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS.
Rhode Island PBS Weekly's Michelle San Miguel - Reporter investigates the issue of lead poisoning afflicting Rhode Island families.
For the full Rhode Island PBS Weekly episode, visit: https://watch.ripbs.org/video/rhode-island-pbs-weekly-1152023-ixtxl0/
Childhood Lead Action Project
Join Rhode Island PBS on Wednesday, January 25, at 6 p.m. for an exclusive virtual chat with Paul Lally from his neighborhood to yours! Get to know Fred Rogers through Paul, writer and director for MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD and Fred's longtime friend.
Paul will share photos and stories from his personal MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD collection and answer questions. For more information or to register, visit: bit.ly/3QDUkLa
New year. New season. New home. The podcast FUTURE OF XYZ returns for a fourth season through its new partner, Rhode Island PBS, on Thursday, January 19.
In our first episode, we'll explore the ‘Future of Parkinson's Disease’ with Vanessa Arnedo, Chief of Staff at the Michael J. Fox Foundation. For more info on where to listen and watch, visit ripbs.org/xyz.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Nine months after profiling a local transgender teenager as she began seeking her new identity, she provides an update on the physical and emotional changes and challenges confronting her on a daily basis.
She also reveals what she has had to leave behind in the journey toward becoming her true self.
For the full Rhode Island PBS Weekly episode, visit: https://watch.ripbs.org/.../rhode-island-pbs-weekly.../
Have you heard the news? South Kingstown is the 16th town to be featured in OUR TOWN! 🏘️ Do you have a story about what makes South Kingstown such a special place to live? Share it with us at our virtual Town Meeting on Wednesday, February 15. Learn more and register at ripbs.org/our-town/towns/south-kingstown
What should you do when your puppy ingests something they shouldn't? Dr. Alison Elias from the Cranston Animal Hospital provides some answers on this week's episode of ANIMAL TALK.
Watch the full episode here: https://watch.ripbs.org/video/puppy-safety-p1k3cj/
Animal Talk
From music studios to performance spaces, contributing reporter Bill Bartholomew explores how Rhode Island artists are reimagining mill buildings into workspaces.
Watch Rhode Island PBS Weekly tonight/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
From music studios to performance spaces, contributing reporter Bill Bartholomew explores how Rhode Island artists are reimagining mill buildings into workspaces.
Watch RHODE ISLAND PBS WEEKLY tonight/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
Go behind the gates of The Elms, one of Newport's grand mansions, and explore every corner inside and out. Then, take a tour of the Westerly Armory Museum, where the history of the town is preserved.
Don't miss TREASURES INSIDE THE MUSEUM tonight at 7 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. http://ow.ly/IAuZ50Mqei7
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New pup in the house? Dr. Alison Elias from the Cranston Animal Hospital gives some tips on how to handle your new puppy. 🐶 Watch the latest episode of ANIMAL TALK, now available on-demand at ripbs.org/animaltalk
Les Misérables is coming to the Providence Performing Arts Center, and Rhode Island PBS has your tickets to opening night on Tuesday, November 15! For more information, visit ripbs.org/happenings
Experience New England hospitality at its finest with a two-night stay at Vermont's Woodstock Inn & Resort as the winner of Item #103. Also included in this package is a 60-minute classic spa treatment for two. Bidding on all Rhode Island PBS Holiday Auction items is open now through November 30. Visit ripbs.org to place your bid.
This week on "ART inc.," Victoria Reed, Senior Curator for Provenance at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, talks about her work as an “art detective,” and a painting that Hitler was desperate to call his own. Watch the full episode, now available on-demand at ripbs.org/artinc
Attention all animal lovers, the Rhode Island PBS Holiday Auction has the purrfect package for you! As the winner of Item #102: All Things Animal, you'll receive memberships to Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village and Audubon Society of Rhode Island, a gift certificate for Jones Animal Behavior, an overnight stay for your furry friend at Lucky Dog Resort Inc., plus items from Hope Alpaca Farm, LLC and Rumford Pet Express. Bid now on this pawesome package at ripbs.org
Need a vacation but can't get away? Relax and unwind with our Providence Staycation! It's Item #101 in the Rhode Island PBS Holiday Auction at ripbs.org. This video takes a peek at the various elements that will make your experience in the Creative Capital a memorable one! Aloft Providence Downtown, Newport Restaurant Group, Gather Glass, #eatlocal #nutcrackerballet #staycation
Macaws, Cockatoos, and Senegals, oh my! 🦜 This week on ANIMAL TALK, Corrie Butler from Rhode Island Parrot Rescue talks about the rescue's mission. Watch the full episode at ripbs.org/animaltalk
Gift-giving season is right around the corner! The Rhode Island PBS Holiday Auction makes shopping fun and easy. Bid now on a wide assortment of items, great for gifting to your loved ones, at ripbs.org
New kitten in the family? Then this episode of ANIMAL TALK is purrfect for you. 🐱 Join host Karen Kalunian as she talks with Tina Conway from PawsWatch at the Community Cat Center about tips on caring for your new kitten. Watch on-demand at ripbs.org/animaltalk
North Light Fibers is the only operational fiber mill in Rhode Island. 🧶 On this episode of "ART inc.," take a visit to North Light Fibers, and learn about the art of making yarn and the art made from the yarn itself. Watch the full episode at ripbs.org/artinc
Our new digital series, ANIMAL TALK, launches today! 🐾 In our first episode, host Karen Kalunian talks with Jen Reynolds from Training Tails about some tips and tricks on training your new puppy. 🐶 Watch the full episode on-demand at ripbs.org/animaltalk
As the Allied soldiers uncover mass graves and liberate German concentration camps, the public sees for the first time the sheer scale of the Holocaust and begins to reckon with its reverberations. Watch the conclusion of THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/video/us-holocaust-episode-3-the-homeless-tempest-tossed/ Local broadcast is sponsored in part by the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island.
With their vibrant colors and robust songs, birds have a palette and sound unlike anything else in nature. 🐦 On this episode of "ART inc.," learn more about our feathered friends, and the art of conservation, from Charles Clarkson, director of Avian Research at the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. Watch the full episode on-demand at ripbs.org/artinc
As the 20th century draws to a close, a Rhode Island village descends into chaos, all due to the wild lifestyle of John Whipple Slater. What does this mean for the future of Slatersville? Find out in the season finale of SLATERSVILLE: AMERICA'S FIRST MILL VILLAGE tonight at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or watch on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/slatersville-americas-first-mill-village/
At Everett: Company, Stage & School, an immersive art experience centered on bliss can help heal life-long trauma. In a new episode of "ART inc.," see seven artists come together and perform through dance, spoken word, image projection, and even parkour, what bliss means to them. Watch now on-demand at ripbs.org/artinc
As World War II begins, Americans are united in their disapproval of Nazi brutality but divided on whether to act. Meanwhile, Charles Lindbergh and isolationists battle with Roosevelt to try to keep America out of the war. Watch the second episode of THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or watch on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/video/us-holocaust-episode-2-yearning-to-breathe-free Local broadcast is sponsored in part by the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island.
Explore America's response to one of the greatest humanitarian crises of the 20th century with THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST – a new three-part, six-hour series directed and produced by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, and Sarah Botstein. http://ow.ly/wXXl50KVT65 THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST airs October 6, 13, and 20 at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Local broadcast is sponsored in part by the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island.
Celebrate 75 years of television with the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular at Roger Williams Park Zoo & Carousel Village! From "Mr. Ed" to "The Walking Dead," from "Oprah" to "I Love Lucy," enjoy the nostalgia of TV show icons artistically carved on thousands of pumpkins. Now through October 23, when you join or renew your Rhode Island PBS membership at the $75 level or more, you'll receive two (2) tickets to this year's spectacular while supplies last. For more information, visit ripbs.org
We're excited to announce the first episode of our new podcast Positive Aging with Patricia Raskin. The new 13-part series starts Tuesday, September 20, with new episodes every Tuesday where you get your podcasts (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, plus so many more). On Tuesday, guest Kelly Hannon, senior columnist for Yahoo Finance, advises older adults how to navigate the employment market with confidence. For information, visit ripbs.org/positiveaging Positive Aging is funded in part by Southcoast Health. Patricia Raskin
Located in northern Rhode Island, retrace the two-hundred-year history of the first industrialized mill village in the U.S. with SLATERSVILLE: AMERICA'S FIRST MILL VILLAGE. 🏭 The first season of the documentary series premieres Friday, September 16 at 8 p.m. Learn more: ripbs.org/blogs/bird-wire/slatersville
From Yacht Club Soda to Rhode Island Billiard, Bar & Bistro to the North Providence Union Free Library, explore the local legends, historical events, and personal memoirs of North Providence in the latest edition of OUR TOWN, premiering Thursday, September 8 at 8 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Learn more: ripbs.org/blogs/bird-wire/our-town-north-providence
Amin Faqiry was a former combat interpreter in Afghanistan. But when the country’s government fell to the Taliban, his world turned to chaos. Watch his story on Rhode Island PBS Weekly, Sunday/Wednesday at 7:30PM on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or watch on-demand at ripbs.org/weekly
It’s season finale time as the three remaining cooks go head-to-head to win THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE. They’ll have some surprise helpers for their final chance to wow the judges. Watch tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
Share your favorite places to visit or things to do in Little Compton for the upcoming Rhode Island PBS documentary OUR TOWN: LITTLE COMPTON. Join us for a virtual, informational Town Meeting on Wednesday, August 24 at 6 p.m. Register for your link to this online meeting: https://conta.cc/3mSZ1Cz
Whether it’s a neighbor’s lasagna or a dish passed down from grandma, the judges are in for some heartfelt food as the four remaining cooks prepare dishes inspired by their families. Watch THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE, tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
The five remaining cooks (including Rhode Island's own Dan Rinaldi) have to swap recipes and prepare each other’s dishes. Then, each must wow the judges with an original fusion dish. Don't miss THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. Or watch on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
Get ready to party as the six remaining home cooks share their favorite special occasion recipes. From modern takes on classic gourmet fare to old-time family recipes, it’s a special night in the barn on tonight's THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE. Tune in at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS or watch on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
What are your favorite places to visit or things to do in Little Compton? Share your story in the upcoming Rhode Island PBS documentary OUR TOWN: LITTLE COMPTON. Join us for a virtual, informational Town Meeting on Wednesday, August 24 at 6 p.m. Register today at https://conta.cc/3mSZ1Cz
Get ready to grab and go as the remaining seven cooks prepare handheld treats and outdoor dining dishes. From picnics to tailgates, these dishes taste like sunshine. 🌞 Watch THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE, tonight at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS/on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
Let’s make 𝓢𝓱𝓻𝓲𝓶𝓹 𝓢𝓬𝓪𝓶𝓹𝓲 𝓬𝓸𝓷 𝓒𝓱𝓲𝓵𝓮 𝓭𝓲 𝓒𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓫𝓻𝓲𝓪 with Dan Rinaldi from THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE! 🍝🦐 The Providence firefighter 👨🚒 and talented home cook 👨🍳 invited us to his home to show off his cooking chops up close! For the full recipe, visit https://bit.ly/rinaldirecipe New episodes of THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE air Thursdays at 9 p.m. on WSBE Rhode Island PBS. 📺 Or watch on-demand at watch.ripbs.org/show/great-american-recipe
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