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Dolley Madison on 'American Experience'

Tracey McCormick | Published: February 28, 2010 at 8:57 pm (1 Comment)

Dolley Madison, the focus of an American Experience episode on PBS, established the tone of what the office of the American presidency should reflect - egalitarianism, optimism, and pragmatism.

'The Bombing of Germany' on PBS

Jay Wertz | Published: February 07, 2010 at 5:57 pm (2 Comments)

The Bombing of Germany, a new episode of American Experience on PBS, delivers some new wrinkles in examining this well-covered subject, enhanced by excellent period film footage and interviews with survivors.

'American Experience' Explores Wyatt Earp

Jay Wertz | Published: January 22, 2010 at 3:37 pm (1 Comment)

The life of controversial lawman Wyatt Earp is the subject of an episode of American Experience on PBS. This History Net article includes an interview with the show's writer, producer and director, Rob Rapley.

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