Alison sits down with interdisciplinary artist and scholar, Dr. Fahamu Pecou in this week's episode of The A List. Catch new episodes Thursday night at 8:30, only on WTCI PBS!
Ken Burns’s two-part, four-hour documentary, "Benjamin Franklin," explores the revolutionary life of one of the 18th century's most consequential and compelling personalities, whose work and words unlocked the mystery of electricity and helped create the United States.
We’ll meet a family serving up fish and down-home comfort. Then we’ll visit a retirement community for some great apes. Finally, we’ll take a look in the backyard, to find solace from the pandemic with a short film from Chattanooga artist, Judith Mogul.
Alison talks to Corky Coker, owner of The Coker Museum and Honey Charley Speed Shop
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Why We Give: Natalie & David Martin
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The A List With Alison Lebovitz
Naomi Judd, Part 1
Revisit Alison's conversation with the late, great country music legend, Naomi Judd, recorded in front of a live audience in 2014.
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