
Allergic to Failure: The Robert Covington Story
The odds-defying journey of basketball star Robert Covington from HBCU student to the NBA.
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Sunday, August 2nd @ 6:00 PM (premiere); Thursday, August 6th @ 9:00 PM (MPT2/Create); Thursday, August 27th @ 10:00 PM (MPT2/Create)
An exploration of DelFest, the celebrated music festival, and its transformative impact on Cumberland, MD, a rural city in Appalachia. Join Grammy-winning bluegrass musician Del McCoury, and his family, and experience their connection to the region, and how they give hope through music and philanthropy.
Sunday, August 23rd @ 5:00 PM
Celebrate the small businesses driving Maryland’s growth and community. Co-hosted by Dr. Vonnya Pettigrew and Kenzie Burn, this program highlights women entrepreneurs and business owners leading the region.
Sunday, August 23rd @ 5:30 PM
This half-hour film weaves together three stories of community and connection in Kansas City. Follow students from two different high schools as they journey south on the Civil Rights Trail. Meet a Brookside congregation welcoming a growing refugee community from the Democratic Republic of Congo and other African nations. Finally, visit Grandview Church, where Sunday services are held in both English and Spanish.

The odds-defying journey of basketball star Robert Covington from HBCU student to the NBA.

A look at the past 200 years of the historic St. James Episcopal Church in Baltimore.

Maryland is home to 12 champion trees, recognized as the largest of their species in the U.S.
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