Renowned multi-platinum recording artist Josh Groban, whose versatility ranges from opera to pop and everything in between, performs a special one-night event at Lincoln Center. The singer became a household name after his break-out “You Raise Me Up” in 2001, followed by many other hits. Groban’s concert features selected career-spanning favorites.
"Josh Groban: All that Echoes" on Live From Lincoln Center can be seen on Friday, April 12th at 9:00 p.m. on channel 3 and at 8:00 p.m. on channel 3-1.
Renowned multi-platinum recording artist Josh Groban, whose versatility ranges from opera to pop and everything in between, performs a special one-night event at Lincoln Center. The singer became a household name after his break-out “You Raise Me Up” in 2001, followed by many other hits. Groban’s concert features selected career-spanning favorites.
"Josh Groban: All that Echoes" on Live From Lincoln Center can be seen on Friday, April 12th at 9:00 p.m. on channel 3 and at 8:00 p.m. on channel 3-1.
In the rural heartland of Syria’s countryside, the bloody uprising against President Bashar Al Assad has taken a terrifying turn. In this highly charged documentary, award-winning filmmaker Olly Lambert lives on both sides of Syria’s sectarian frontline, witnessing the devastating effect of a religious feud that, regardless of the outcome of the war, is shaping Syria’s future. For generations, the many religions in Syria’s Orontes River Valley have lived together peacefully.
DR MICHAEL MOSLEY pushing his exercise capacity to the extreme in an altitude chamber at the University of Brighton. The aim is to induce a central nervous system response that has evolved in humans. It causes our exercising muscle to feel more fatigued than it actually is.
Join British journalist and physician Michael Mosley on his journey to uncover the truth about exercise. Mosley reveals the latest scientific discoveries about how our bodies respond to a workout and why individuals respond differently.
"Truth About Exercise" can be seen on Wednesday, April 10th at 9:00 p.m. on channels 3 and 3-1.
Explore the human-rights implications of the country’s least winnable war – the war on drugs. Consider the statistics: More than 40 years since it began, it is the longest conflict in American history. It has resulted in more than 45 million arrests and made the United States the world’s largest jailer. It has fueled armed conflict overseas, devastated poor communities and disproportionately targeted people of color. And yet, drugs are cheaper, stronger and more plentiful than ever.
