Join our community of curious, cultured viewers attending our virtual events. After every feature, we host a lively, engaging virtual discussion with a panel of filmmakers and experts; audience participation is encouraged. Learn more about our upcoming screenings below and watch discussions from our past events.
Join Attorney Sue Haberberger of Young Moore Attorneys for a courtesy Zoom seminar: Protecting Your Family & Your Passions with an Estate Plan. She’ll share the wisdom of building an estate plan and answer questions from loyal donors and members like you, helping you consider your family and philanthropic goals.
Learn more about Attorney Sue Haberberger and Estate Planning and the PBS NC Legacy Society.
PBS North Carolina, Independent Lens, the State Library of North Carolina and RiverRun International Film Festival present a special event - In Conversation with District Attorney Satana Deberry.
Join us for a special screening of I Am Not Going To Change 400 Years in Four, a moving docu-short film following Satana Deberry's journey from the campaign trail to the district attorney's office.
Following the screening, we will host a virtual one-on-one conversation with Durham District Attorney Satana Deberry. Guests are encouraged to ask questions via the chat feature.
Missed a panel discussion? Just want an encore? Explore recordings of past event discussions, here.
Following the film screening on March 30, REEL SOUTH series producer Nick Price hosted an engaging discussion with filmmaker Paul Bonesteel, and golfer C.Y. Young (featured in the film), highlighting how this story came to film, the history of the groundbreaking Skyview Annual Pro Am Golf Tournament and the state of golf in Asheville today.
Jeff Polish, executive director of The Monti, moderated a discussion on the power of personal storytelling with our panelists, Omisade Burney-Scott and Sabrina Saleha, who are featured in The Story of Us, NC, a half-hour special featuring North Carolinians using their voices to tell stories to inspire, entertain and paint a portrait of modern America.
Following a preview of the Independent Lens film, Coded Bias, PBS North Carolina COO Shannon Henry moderates a virtual discussion with our panelists: Dr. Kemafor Ogan, North Carolina State University, Dr. Sarra Alqahtani, Wake Forest University and Dr. Hai "Helen" Li, Duke University.
PBS North Carolina Chief Growth Officer Susan Scott hosts an engaging virtual discussion and Q&A with the filmmaker Melissa Haizlip.
Our panelists discuss the women's movement in the 1970's—fighting for workplace rights.
Panelists discuss how basketball provides opportunity to kids in Kinston, North Carolina.