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Gilcrease museum has been described as the most American of American museums, holding an unrivaled collection of art and artifacts of the American West. RSU Public Television takes a look at its rich history as well as a look behind the scenes of day to day operations that the public never sees. You will meet people from the past and present who have shaped this museum in to what it is today. Order online today! View Now + -
Balleykissangel
Peter Clifford, a young Catholic priest from Manchester, is transferred to the village of Ballykissangel, Ireland, and is taken by the dry-humored publican Assumpta Fitzgerald He has to deal with occasional battles against his hateful superior, Father MacAnally, and the day-to-day problems of the people. Sundays at 7PM. -
Born and Bred
Tom returns to the village he grew up in to help his father, Arthur, bring the cottage hospital into the fledgling National Health Service. Their medical methods and generational differences occasionally put them on a collision course; it often takes the effort of the whole village to stop them from killing each other. Thursdays at 8PM. -
Will Rogers Documentary
Now you can own this Emmy Award-Winning Documentary on DVD to watch again and again. Purchase your copy online today!
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As the only full-powered public television station licensed to a public university in Oklahoma, RSU Public TV provides educational, cultural and general interest programming to an audience of 1.2 million viewers in northeastern Oklahoma, and the Tulsa metropolitan area.
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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Asian culture is not often explored in the Midwest. RSU Public TV wants to give the opportunity to travel to Asia without leaving the comfort of your home. During Asian Pacific American Heritage Month we immerse you in unique cultures that most people are unaware of.In Time of War: The Japanese Experience of WWII is a documentary showcasing the life of Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor and throughout WWII. Japanese-Americans were ostracized sspecificly in the Pacific Northwest near the Canadian border. This takes you through the civil right movement of the outsiders and the freedom they had to regain. They faced imprisonment discrimination and loss and were often detained in internment camps. In Time of War: The Japanese Experience of WWII airs Friday May 17 @7 p.m., Sunday May 19 @ 4p.m. and Tuesday May 21 @ 11p.m.
Tea Lands of China follow two Americans as they travel through China discovering different types of tea. They find what makes tea special and the origin of Chinese tea. Tea is synonymous with relaxation and American tea houses have become overrun by fast paced coffee houses. Mark Rozell, retail manager for Verve Coffee Roasters in Santa Cruz, and Victoria Boyert owner of Satori Tea Company in San Jose will visit Hangzhou to learn about green tea and Yunnan to explore pu-erh tea. Green tea is claimed to have healing properties; pu-erh tea is known in the West as “black tea”, but in China it is called “red tea”. Tea Lands of China airs Friday May 24 @ 7p.m., Sunday May 26 @ 4p.m. and Tuesday May 28 @ 11p.m.
Rajneeshpuram begins in 1981 when spiritual leader Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh traveled from India to the United States. Rajneesh and thousands of his disciples traveled to Wasco and Jefferson Counties in Oregon to the Big Muddy Ranch. They wanted to build a peaceful new city that they called Rajneeshpuram. The desert utopian community hosted gatherings with thousands of people from around the globe. They transformed this desert area into an oasis for people to celebrate life, where many hoped to retire. The community lasted seven years before people disappeared. Rajneeshpuram airs Friday May 31 @ 7p.m.
