A documentary about rebuilding the historic Pittsboro, NC courthouse.

29:32

The Swannanoa Gathering program celebrates it's 25th season by hosting top musicians.

01:20:15

Architect Phil Freelon shares the design story of the Smithsonian African American museum.

26:47

Fiddler Roger Howell is recognized throughout North Carolina for his skill as a musician.

26:47

40 years after Vietnam, photojournalists explore the food, culture and natural beauty.

23:00

Greenville and Pitt County residents prepare for the flooding of the Tar River.

52:59

The Embers is the history of beach music and the role the Embers played in its evolution.

01:54:02

A ten year old climbs to the top of a tree in hopes of catching his unborn baby brothe.

24:13

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00:30

Former Governor Jim Hunt gives the 2013 Lambeth Lecture in Public Policy.

41:54

Six experts answer audience questions..

25:26

New research from UNC may help treat and prevent the spread of HIV.

05:51

A panel of experts continue their discussion on the subject of farmworkers.

09:00

Rick Sullivan talks to two oyster harvesters & takes us to an ol' fashioned oyster roast.

06:42

Ice is essential. Regulations are confusing. Fishermen are accountable.

06:51

Where to find good fish. Choosing fish. Preparing fish. Serving fish.

04:52

Our staff members have come together to express our deepest gratitude for your partnership

A look back at the four most popular local children's programs from the '50s, '60s, & '70s

00:30

UNC-TV launches our first web series!

00:32

UNC-TV & Wm. Friday are honored by NATAS/Midsouth Chapter!

02:27

Originally aired Sunday April 7, 2013

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Birth of a Colony: North Carolina examines our state's early history.

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