Culture and Community

Why Martin Luther King Jr.’s message still matters in classrooms today

Monday, Jan. 12, 2026

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaching, it is important to remind our students about his message and how it applies to today’s society.

Finding Your Roots: Great Migrations

On “Finding Your Roots,” Wiz Khalifa and Sanaa Lathan learn about ancestors who left the American South, boldly breaking racial barriers.

‘Family Recipe’ honors Jewish-American cooking

Enjoy a culinary journey of Jewish-American cooking in homes across America where every dish is a story of resilience and resistance.

‘Horizonte’ discusses the impact of health care cuts

Health centers providing medical services to vulnerable populations continue to operate under looming health care cuts.

A Celebration of Hanukkah

This heartwarming program embarks on a fun exploration of the time-honored traditions of Hanukkah and how it came to be.

Why Native American history matters year round in Arizona classrooms

Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025

It is important to remember the significance of Native American history in Arizona, one of the largest Native land bases in the country.

‘Horizonte’ sits down with Representative Adelita Grijalva

Representative Adelita Grijalva will reflect on her history-making appointment as the first Arizona Latina in the Arizona legislature.

‘Horizonte’ talks with chef Silvana Salcido Esparza about her new memoir

Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza joins “Horizonte” to discuss her new memoir as well as the racism and homophobia she’s faced along the way.

‘Horizonte’ on new sensory rooms built at sports venues in Phoenix

On “Horizonte,” we learn about the new sensory rooms as a place for children with developmental disabilities to access calming resources.

Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. programs back on Passport

Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s programs about African American history are returning to Arizona PBS Passport this January.