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A Multiplatform Initiative from GBH Based on the Bestselling Novel by David Nicholls EXPLORE GBH JUNE 2021 a multiplatform initiative from GBH Based on the bestselling novel by David Nicholls Premiering Sun, 6/20 at 9pm GBH 2 and GBH Passport INSIDE 3 4 6 DON’T MISS HIDDEN GEMS DRAMA The GroundTruth Public media brings A couple in crisis Project explores you context for takes a vacation with “The Whistleblower: Juneteenth and a rebellious son. 2 Truth, Dissent and much more What could CONSIDER THIS the Legacy of Daniel possibly go 7 8 JOURNALISM SCIENCE Spotlighting the Ellsberg” wrong? Witness the story of NOVA follows the fight for dignity and two transgender discovery of a equality for LGBTQ+ friends who grew up European ship from people as neighbors the 15th century 10 14 LIVING 11 13 COVER STORY HISTORY MEMBERS Who will be crowned & CULTURE MATTER Cutting-edge science around mental illness 9 the 2021 High School Valery Gergiev GBH’s Vehicle presented within an historical framework FOR KIDS Quiz Show champion? conducts the Vienna Donation Program Learn about the Philharmonic in a supports the world of butterflies highly anticipated programs you love with Pinkalicious & performance Peterrific 20 ALL EARS Follow the stories of three seniors in COVID and the Classroom + 22 HAPPENINGS 17 18 TAKE TWO LEARNING 23 DONOR PATHWAYS Two Vermont lawyers TOGETHER 24 WHAT’S ON fight to gain state Staying current on 28 SAVOR recognition for same-sex what teachers, 29 CALENDAR OF EVENTS civil unions families and kids need from educational LGBTQ+ PRIDE media MONTH TELEVISION RADIO GBH PASSPORT GBH 89.7, GBH Passport is our newest member benefit Boston’s Local NPR® and your easy-access, on-demand library of wgbhnews.org public television favorites. 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Becoming Johanna, another and Government Relations Jeanne Hopkins light on ways we might build a more new film on GBH WORLD premiering equitable world. June 2021 Volume 31, Number 6, (ISSN 2152-7458) on Monday, June 14 (see page 5), is a (USPS 0008-188). Copyright 2021. WGBH Educational compelling story that follows the strug- Foundation. One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. All gles transgender teens face every day. rights reserved. EXPLORE GBH is published monthly by the WGBH Educational Foundation. Subscription is by Jonathan C. Abbott membership contribution of $50 or more to GBH. President and CEO Preferred periodicals postage paid at Boston, MA, GBH and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to EXPLORE GBH, GBH, One Guest Street, Boston, MA 02135. Printed in USA. 20CR8230 Check out this LGBTQ+ STAY UP TO DATE Collection of more than 500 public radio and Visit GBH online to find television programs from latest broadcast schedules, the American Archives programming information, of Public Broadcasting member events and more. Place your mobile phone’s camera over this QR code (and others throughout EXPLORE GBH) to learn more. 2 EXPLORE GBH | JUNE 2021 DON’T MISS cool things YOU & JULIA 1 Celebrate the legacy of the Queen of French Cuisine with 4a new digital video series from GBH. In You & Julia, top chefs share their favorite stories, recipes, kitchen hacks and other food preparation tips that they learned from Julia Child, exploring how her contributions to the culinary world still resonate today. In this episode, see Amy Traverso, co-host of GBH’s Weekends With Yankee, make two versions of Child’s classic French crepes. ‘THE WHISTLEBLOWER’ PODCAST 2 What risks are you willing to take for the truth? That question is at the center of a new five-part GroundTruth Project podcast series called “The Whistleblower: Truth, Dissent and the Legacy of Daniel Ellsberg.” Five decades after he became America’s most famous whistleblower, Ellsberg reveals new chapters of his story through exclusive interviews and previous- ly unseen documents, diaries and audio from his personal archive, revealed through a partnership with the University of Massachusetts Amherst. A one-hour radio version of the series “The Whistleblower” will air on GBH 89.7 in Boston and on New England Public Media starting on Sun (6/13), 50 years to the day when the Pentagon Papers first appeared in The New York Times. WHY RUBY RIDGE MATTERS TODAY 3 For those monitoring far-right extremism, the violent riot at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 was no surprise. It had been brewing since 1992 at the 11-day standoff at Ruby Ridge when federal agents attempted to apprehend self-proclaimed white separatist Randy Weaver, and three people were killed.
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