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03/2021 I Am Ireland • WordGirl on the Block Party • Transformational Power of Yoga The Voice of the Living Echo Sessions presents Eleanor Underhill & Friends, recorded live in the studio. PREMIERES SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 7:30 PM, ON THE NORTH CAROLINA CHANNEL CenterPiece is the monthly program guide of PBS North Carolina, our state’s public media Tax Planning Makes a Difference network and broadcast service licensed to the University of North Carolina. Contributions Your valuable contributions sustain us as the trusted source are tax deductible to the extent permitted of information, education, entertainment and emergency by law. PBS North Carolina’s central offices and studios are housed in the Joseph and communications for all of North Carolina. Your gift can Kathleen Bryan Communications Center in benefit you, too! 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