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Discover how Indigenous innovation and technology allows Indigenous communities to survive and thrive now and across the centuries. Our host, Cheyenne Bearfoot, will explore various native and Indigenous identities across the globe in order to unravel stereotypes that have diminished innovations made by Indigenous peoples.
Series Premieres Wednesday November 15 on PBS Voices
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Discover how Indigenous innovation and technology allows Indigenous communities to survive and thrive now and across the centuries. Our host, Cheyenne Bearfoot, will explore various native and Indigenous identities across the globe in order to unravel stereotypes that have diminished innovations made by Indigenous peoples.
Series Premieres Wednesday November 15 on PBS Voices
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![What Happened to the Ocean After 23 Nuclear Bomb Blasts? | Big Pacific
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Violence is part of life in the Pacific and those that live here must choose whether to avoid conflict or rise to meet it. The Pacific Ocean is a hunter’s paradise. From the skies of Snake Island to the teeming tropics, animals are reinventing the delivery of death on a grand scale. Surrounded by the Ring of Fire, this ocean is the epicenter of natural mayhem. [Originally aired in 2017]
Violent | Big Pacific
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Big Pacific
Narrated by Daniel Dae Kim, Big Pacific breaks the boundaries between land and sea, moving throughout the Pacific Ocean to present a broad range of locations, species, natural phenomena and behaviors. The series presents the ocean and its denizens in ways never before seen on television, exploring the monstrous to the minute; the alien to the intimate. What Happened to the Ocean After 23 Nuclear Bomb Blasts? | Big Pacific](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vayzSTTiJCU/mqdefault.jpg)


