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KSPS Documentaries

KSPS Documentaries

Enjoy the wide range of topics explored in KSPS Documentaries.

Close Enough to Touch

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(1993) Profiling three Spokane individuals who are HIV positive or living with AIDS. (23m 39s)

Meet Me By The River: Expo/50

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(2024) Celebrating 50 years since the Expo '74 World's Fair transformed Spokane. (56m 15s)

Capturing History

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Profiling Northwest photographers Charles Libby, Frank Matsura and Frank Palmer (55m 21s)

Injustice at Home

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The violation of civil rights for Japanese Americans in Washington state during WWII. (58m 10s)

Hidden in Plain Sight: Fighting Homelessness in Spokane

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Expore the complexity of homelessness and the challenges involved in solving it in Spokane (58m 2s)

Indian Summers: Nespelem Art Colony

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1937-41 college art students spent summers among the Colville Confederated Tribes (54m 18s)

NACIDO para APRENDER

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la fascinante ciencia detrás del desarrollo del cerebro y el aprendizaje temprano (56m 4s)

RUMRUNNER'S PARADISE

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Prohibition in Washington State attracted honest folk to a lucrative "wet" underworld. (56m 46s)

Carl Maxey- A Fighting Life

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Carl Maxey, an orphan who became a giant in civil rights, the law, sports and politics. (56m 46s)

Born to Learn

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A fascinating look at what new brain science is revealing about early learning. (55m 57s)

World's Fair Memories

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The civic brain trust behind Expo 74 share memories of putting Spokane on the world stage. (50m 11s)

Our Supersized Kids

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What can we do about the growing epidemic of childhood obesity? (29m 59s)

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