Add to EJ Playlist  Find out more at: http://www.pbs. org/pov/homegoi ngs/ "Homegoings" will air June 24, 2013 on PBS. Check local listings. A documentary film by Christine Turner Through the eyes of funeral director Isaiah Owens, the beauty and grace of African-America n funerals are brought to life. Filmed at Owens Funeral Home in New York City's historic Harlem neighborhood, Homegoings takes an up-close look at the rarely seen world of undertaking in the black community, where funeral rites draw on a rich palette of tradition, history and celebration. Combining cinéma vérité with intimate interviews and archival photographs, the film paints a portrait of the dearly departed, their grieving families and a man who sends loved ones "home."

Add to EJ Playlist  Ten years ago the Supreme Court struck down the points system for University of Michigan undergraduate admissions, but upheld consideration of race in admitting Michigan Law School students. This month, the Supreme Court is set to rule in a case that challenges the University of Texas' use of race in its admissions criteria. On June 27, 2003 Washington Week discussed the Supreme Court's ruling that declares race can be a factor in college admissions and how now retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was the key swing vote.

Add to EJ Playlist  Join three big cats for three big nights as NATURE introduces us to some spectacular lions, tigers and leopards. Wednesdays, beginning July 17th at 8/7c on PBS.

Add to EJ Playlist  It's puppies, puppies, puppies starting Monday, June 24 on PBS KIDS (check local listings)! The all-new MARTHA SPEAKS "Puppy Week" is filled with puppy-mania and new puppy themed episodes. Watch MARTHA SPEAKS anytime on http://pbskids. org/martha

Add to EJ Playlist  See a preview of Inspector Lewis: The Ramblin' Boy, then watch the episode on Sunday, June 23, 2013, at 9pm on PBS's MASTERPIECE Mystery.

Add to EJ Playlist  Follow Lewis and Hathaway as they uncover the double life of a murdered psychic.

Add to EJ Playlist  Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks analyze the week's top political news with Judy Woodruff, including the Obama administration' s decision to provide aid to Syrian rebels, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and American attitudes towards domestic surveillance.

Add to EJ Playlist  In the Webcast Extra, our panelists discuss the Supreme Court's pending ruling on the 1965 Voting Rights Act.  Also, what could happen  to the immigration reform bill once it transitions to the House? Plus, John Kerry's role in the State Department when making final decisions about Syria.

Add to EJ Playlist  On Wednesday, July 10, PBS brings you back to ancient Egypt as NOVA recreates the Pharaoh's chariot and SECRETS OF THE DEAD unravels some of the mysteries surrounding Tutankhamen.

Add to EJ Playlist  Martha teaches Jake how to be a puppy! Catch Martha Speaks' Puppy Week starting Monday, June 24th on PBS KIDS. Don't miss Martha Speaks, weekdays on PBS KIDS (check local listings). For more Martha, visit http://pbskids. org/martha.

Add to EJ Playlist  Come to the one place that can take you anyplace! PBS is your destination for mystery, discovery and celebration all summer long, with new shows from your favorites, including MASTERPIECE, SECRETS OF THE DEAD and A CAPITOL FOURTH.

Add to EJ Playlist  Watch the full-length program at http://video.pb s.org/video/236 5006100/ (US Only) In this excerpt from the Independent Lens documentary, The Revolutionary Optimists, Amlan Ganguly, a lawyer-turned social entrepreneur, coaches a group of young children in the Calcutta slums in a puppet show designed to inform their communities about health concerns. About the Film Amlan Ganguly empowers children to become activists and educators, with powerful results. The Revolutionary Optimists follows him as he attempts to replicate his work in the brick fields outside the city, where children live and work in unimaginable conditions. Using street theater, puppetry, and dance as their weapons, the children in Calcutta's slums have cut their neighborhoods' malaria and diarrhea rates in half, and turned former garbage dumps into playing fields. Now, pushing at the limits of optimism, Amlan is attempting to take his work into the brickfields outside Calcutta, where spend their days making and carrying bricks using methods unchanged by centuries. The Revolutionary Optimists proposes a workable solution to intractable problems associated with poverty, including preventable diseases and ineffectual governance. Ganguly's story suggests that education and child empowerment are crucial keys to lifting entire societies out of hopelessness. Learn more about "Independent Lens": http://www.pbs. org/independent lens Watch "Independent Lens" films online: http://video.pb s.org/program/1 218239994/

Add to EJ Playlist  Watch the full-length program at http://video.pb s.org/video/236 5006100/ (US Only) Part of the Women and Girls Lead Film Collection: http://itvs.org /women-and-girl s-lead/... Learn more about Women and Girls Lead: http://womenand girlslead.org/ Learn more about Women and Girls Lead: http://womenand girlslead.org/ About the Film Amlan Ganguly empowers children to become activists and educators, with powerful results. The Revolutionary Optimists follows him as he attempts to replicate his work in the brick fields outside the city, where children live and work in unimaginable conditions. Using street theater, puppetry, and dance as their weapons, the children in Calcutta's slums have cut their neighborhoods' malaria and diarrhea rates in half, and turned former garbage dumps into playing fields. Now, pushing at the limits of optimism, Amlan is attempting to take his work into the brickfields outside Calcutta, where spend their days making and carrying bricks using methods unchanged by centuries. The Revolutionary Optimists proposes a workable solution to intractable problems associated with poverty, including preventable diseases and ineffectual governance. Ganguly's story suggests that education and child empowerment are crucial keys to lifting entire societies out of hopelessness. Learn more about "Independent Lens": http://www.pbs. org/independent lens Watch "Independent Lens" films online: http://video.pb s.org/program/1 218239994/ Learn more about Women and Girls Lead: http://womenand girlslead.org/

Add to EJ Playlist  TD knows exactly what television is missing—a superhero puppy TV show! Catch Martha Speaks' Puppy Week starting Monday, June 24th on PBS KIDS. Don't miss Martha Speaks, weekdays on PBS KIDS (check local listings). For more Martha, visit http://pbskids. org/martha.

Add to EJ Playlist  TD is confused about the meaning of the word "ejected". Catch Martha Speaks' Puppy Week starting Monday, June 24th on PBS KIDS. Don't miss Martha Speaks, weekdays on PBS KIDS (check local listings). For more Martha, visit http://pbskids. org/martha.

Add to EJ Playlist  Watch the full-length episode at http://video.pb s.org/video/236 5025015/ (US Only) See an exclusive scene from Inspector Lewis: Down Among the Fearful episode before it airs Sunday, June 16, 2013, on PBS's MASTERPIECE Mystery!

Add to EJ Playlist  Martha and Skits offer to fill in as Puppy Tooth Fairies! Catch Martha Speaks' Puppy Week starting Monday, June 24th on PBS KIDS. Don't miss Martha Speaks, weekdays on PBS KIDS (check local listings). For more Martha, visit http://pbskids. org/martha.

Add to EJ Playlist  http://to.pbs.o rg/193SCtm Coming June 25, 2013. For the women who pick and handle the food we eat every day, sexual assault often comes with the job. FRONTLINE partners with Univision News—the award-winning news division of the leading media company serving Hispanic America, Univision Communications, Inc.—for "Rape in the Fields"/"Violac ión de un Sueño," to uncover the hidden price that many migrant women working in America's fields and packing plants, especially those who are undocumented, are paying to keep their jobs and provide for their families. Watch on air and online beginning June 25 at 10 pm ET on PBS.

Add to EJ Playlist  http://to.pbs.o rg/169QCwg Coming July 9, 2013. It's a central premise of the American dream: If you're willing to work hard, you'll be able to make a living and build a better life for your children. But what if working hard isn't enough to ensure success—or even the basics of daily life? "Two American Families", a special 90-minute FRONTLINE documentary more than two decades in the making, is a portrait of perseverance that raises unsettling questions about the changing nature of the American economy and the fate of a declining middle class. Watch on air and online beginning July 9 at 10 pm ET on PBS.

Add to EJ Playlist  See a preview of Inspector Lewis, Series 6, starring Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox, then watch the premiere on Sunday, June 16, 2013, at 9pm on PBS's MASTERPIECE Mystery.

Add to EJ Playlist  About student loans, Sen. Elizabeth Warren says, "We're still in the middle of the fight."

Add to EJ Playlist  Sen. Elizabeth Warren sounds off on the abuse of the filibuster in the U.S. Senate.

Add to EJ Playlist  With recent revelations about the National Security Agency's expansive data-collection efforts, we look in our vault to May 12, 2006, when our panelists discussed the fallout over a secret NSA program that tracked millions of phone calls during the Bush administration. The discussion highlights an historic debate over how far the government should go in surveillance of Americans.

Add to EJ Playlist  From Inspector Lewis to Foyle's War and more, find out about all the thrilling programs coming to PBS's MASTERPIECE Mystery in 2013, beginning June 16.

Add to EJ Playlist  Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks discuss the week's political news with Judy Woodruff, including the NSA's secret ...

Add to EJ Playlist  In the Webcast Extra, our panelists discuss the Supreme Court's decision on collecting DNA samples from suspects. Also, Eric Holder is in a precarious positi...

Add to EJ Playlist  http://video.pb s.org/program/f uture-states/ Premieres on June 5, 2013! Two astronauts on a prospecting mission to find a new supply of energy crash land on a...

Add to EJ Playlist  One of the NBA's most successful leaders describes why coaches matter.

Add to EJ Playlist  The legendary NBA coach shares his thoughts on his former player Dennis Rodman's infamous trip to North Korea.

Add to EJ Playlist  ANNIE fans and audiences nationwide are now offered an exclusive, behind-the-curt ain look at what it takes to put on a major Broadway production, in the prim...

Add to EJ Playlist  Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks discuss the issues surrounding sending arms to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's...