Host Larry Zilliox visits with Andrea Krist, a site interpreter from the Minnesota Historical Society, who educates guests on the raising and preserving of vegetables in the 1850s.  Learn More | View Previous Episodes

Episode 911

Tune in for a variety of toe-tapping "oompah" music designed for legions of loyal polka enthusiasts like you.  Learn More | View Previous Episodes

See how the eight band members test their father's ideals against their own brotherly vision.  Learn More | Watch Preview

Meet inspiring disabled animals and remarkable individuals who help them persevere and thrive.  Learn More | Watch Preview

Vivian makes collard kraut with neighbors; and learns about the cabbage collard. She also hosts an event for 100 people called Terra Vita that features collards.

A visit to Egypt includes stops in Cairo and Luxor, the Giza pyramid, the temple of Karnak and the Valley of the Kings.

Part 1 of 2 of "Cuba: An African Odyssey" examines Cuba's role in Africa from the 1960s to the '90s, when it supported liberation movements in such countries as Angola, Congo and South Africa.

"When the Drum Is Beating" intertwines the story of Orchestre Septentrional, a 20-piece Haitian group founded in 1948 that fuses the Cuban big-band sound with vodou beats, with the history of Haiti itself.