First Language
An award-winning account of the Cherokee Indians’ fight to restore their native language.
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Ceders in the Pines
A portrait of the enduring legacy of 120 years of Lebanese culture in North Carolina.
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Spanish Voices
A chronicle of the changing dynamics of English and Spanish in the Southeastern United States.
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The Carolina Brogue
A special collection documenting language and life on the Carolina Outer Banks.
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This Side of the River
The previously untold story of Princeville, one of the oldest towns in America founded by African Americans.
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The Queen Family
An intimate account of the roles that heritage, music, and tradition play in the lives of one southern Appalachian family.
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Voices of North Carolina
A series of vignettes on the languages of North Carolina – Cherokee and Lumbee Indians, African-Americans, first language Spanish-speakers, and southerners of all walks of life are all represented.
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Hyde Talk
An exploration of the language and culture in Hyde County, North Carolina.
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Mountain Talk
Our award-winning account of language and life in the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
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Indian By Birth
A portrait of the unique dialect of Lumbee Indians, a Native American tribe in Southeastern North Carolina who long ago had their culture and language stripped from them.
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The Ocracoke Brogue
Our original short documentary celebrating the distinctive “brogue” of the North Carolina Outer Banks.