Food for Thought:
Hunger Action Month

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September is Hunger Action Month, and we’re marking it with a curated collection of public media films, docs and series that put human faces on a systemic problem. These are real stories about real people managing in a food system that too often fails the people who need it most

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45 Years,
One Promise

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Bruce Makous has loved his wife, Bobbie, for 45 years. For more than half of them, he’s been her caregiver. This is an excerpt from his upcoming memoir.

Find Out Why He's Never Giving Up

Remembering Dolly’s
Legacy of Care

To honor the passing of beloved Country Music legend Dolly Parton, we’re taking a look beyond the music that captivated generations to explore Dolly The Humanitarian. PBS NewsHour interviewed Dolly about her boundless generosity — from her tireless fight against illiteracy to her $1 million donation for COVID vaccine research.

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Climate Kitchen, Where Practical
Meets Powerful

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Part cooking show, part lifestyle format, part docuseries, Climate Kitchen blends vibrant, plant-based cooking, real stories from the climate front lines, and sustainable living tips. Officially in development, Climate Kitchen will be coming to screens and communities nationwide.

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Your Roadmap
to Mental Health Wellness

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The Mental Health Coalition (MHC) understands that the mental health crisis is fueled by a pervasive and devastating stigma, preventing millions of individuals from being able to seek the critical treatment they need. So the MHC has provided a series of Roadmaps (self-care, self-love, climate change) which are jargon-free guides designed to normalize, demystify, and destigmatize mental health for the general public.

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Expert Advice
To Help You Live
Your Healthiest Life

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Created by South Florida PBS, the Health Channel is the first TV channel of its kind—bringing you real-time access to trusted medical and wellness experts. In partnership with leading healthcare organizations, it provides credible, timely health information designed to empower you and your family to live healthier, happier lives.

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Life with Alzheimer’s: A Daughter’s Story

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In the Night I Remember Your Name is a Vicki Speegle’s intimate chronicle of her mother’s journey as she tries to reconcile her faith with her advancing Alzheimer’s. It is the story of a grandmother’s grief as she begins losing the very abilities her new granddaughter is learning, and a pastor’s relationship with God. It is a journey from anguish to acceptance, and ultimately, a story of joy.

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