Shorts Programs

The Braker Brothers travel over 1000 miles in their “Green Machine” campervan to find out what makes the Chesapeake Bay Watershed so special.

Georgetown University was going to go bankrupt in 1838 so they decided to sell hundreds of enslaved people who worked on their plantations. Six generations later, their descendants are reconnecting.

A neighborhood of free blacks founded by James Spencer in the mid-19th century, and is trying to uphold its legacy still today.

The "Saltare In Elementis Dance Collective" tells the story of the famed Storm of 1933 that created Ocean City's inlet and impacted the local economy and society. Using eco-feminist concepts, it centers around the connection between time place, natural landscapes, and women's experiences.

As one of the only Black drivers and having no connections in the sport, DC-based Rajah Caruth is a relative outsider in NASCAR but has forged an unlikely path to stardom.

A surrealist take on ecological disaster that shows a glimpse of desertification in a climate-starved American Midwest.

A man expects news that could change his life forever and when it finally comes, he learns that love is patient...sometimes.

A WWII veteran living in the mid 1950's struggles to adapt to the rapidly changing values of the country he fought to protect.