एडवांस सर्च

This non-fiction series provides an inside look into the world's oldest youth rodeo association, chronicling the stories of contestants, families, and rodeo personal inside and outside the arena.

A travel show focusing on rural aspects of the United States. It explores the the people and places that make the western lifestyle so exciting.

Students make the argument for experiential learning as part of a complete educational experience.

This event is a celebration of Native history and culture. It features Native drums and dancers, Native art and artisans.

A look at the impact the Smithsonian Institution had on four students.

A look at clean energy initiatives and alternatives to coal.

A young couple discuss the complications of giving birth to a baby, two months early.

Documents the educational and experiential power of a hands on approach to history.

Highlights the impact that one NGO makes on local youth.

How to use your fears to create solutions.

Documents the travel of students from Colorado to France and Spain. Students analysis literature of the area and speak about the impact of travel.

Highlights the impact of health care in small rural markets.

Focused on first generation students and the necessity of "global citizenship" as the students travel from Pueblo, Colorado to Pompeii.

A guide to move past the fears that immobilize us, and to find adventures in our daily lives.

An intimate look at an innovative and immersive program for first generation college students.

Students speak about the transformative power of travel as they journey along the Mediterranean coast.

Maestro follows a group of first generation college students through an intense academic and community engaged summer program.

Wellness experts, doctors, and cancer survivors speak about the complete cycle of treatment for those who have breast cancer.

Documenting part of an intensive study abroad program as students explore literary works of the British Isles and the pathos and kairos that influenced those works.

Shorty Koger occupies a unique place in Western history. She owns a company that hand makes hats.

Rough Stock cowboys have to be tough. The equipment protecting them has to be even tougher.

Chronicling the community service of the women of the Junior League of Pueblo. From their time as Pueblo's "Service League," to their admission to the International Association of Junior Leagues in 1977, the women of JLP have worked to serve the diverse needs of the citizens of Pueblo.