America Through Native Eyes

Mondays at 9pm on OPB & OPB HD

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This groundbreaking five-part miniseries tells the story of pivotal moments in U.S. history from the Native-American perspective.

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Oregon Field Guide

Summer Lake Revisit

Effigy Beach

Celilo Revealed

Umatilla Contaminated Fish

Rock Art

Steens Archaeology

Obsidian Tracking

Oregon Art Beat

Phillip Charette

Lillian Pitt

Minerva Soucie

James Lavadour

Don Bailey

Oregon Experience

C.E.S. Wood

Road to Statehood

The River They Saw

Explore

OPBNews.org

• Grand Ronde Chairwoman Attends White House Tribal Conference
• Coeur d'Alene Indians Celebrate Water Potato Harvest
• Tribal Leaders To Meet With The President
• Michael Jeans Sings About The Hard Times Of Reservation Life
• Hard Times: Life On The Reservation Full Of Challenges
• North Bend Sues Coquille Tribe, Casino For Breaking Deal

Think Out Loud

• The Grand Ronde Story
• The Klamath Example: How to Tear Down a Dam
• Chronic Divisions

NPR.org

• Keeping The Native Nipmuc Language Alive
• A Sovereign (And Successful) Chickasaw Nation
• For Native Americans, Old Stereotypes Die Hard
• As Requirements Change, Just Who Is An Indian?

PBS.org

• Blog: Sharon Grimberg, "We Shall Remain" Executive Producer

Coming Soon

July 2009

New! Time Team America Co-produced by OPB. Archaeologists race against time to excavate historic sites around the nation.

• July 8 at 8pm
  "Fort Raleigh, North Carolina" - Find out about our nation's mysterious roots at Roanoke Island. Watch Online

• July 15 at 8pm
  "Topper, South Carolina" - Learn the truth about North America's first human inhabitants.

History Detectives
Co-produced by OPB.

• July 13 at 9pm
  "Navajo Rug" - Did the weaver violate a taboo to create this rug?

• July 20 at 9pm
  "Crazy Horse Photo" - Is this an authentic photo of the Lakota warrior who defeated General Custer?

Fall 2009

• Oregon Art Beat: Meet Ed Edmo, a Shoshone-Bannock poet, playwright, performer, storyteller, tour guide and lecturer on Northwest tribal culture.

November 2009

• New! For the Generations: Native Story & Performance
  Co-produced by OPB and Painted Sky.
  Follow eight Native American performing artists in pursuit of creative excellence.