Black History Bike Ride Goes to Galveston

To honor Juneteenth, we're excited to share an airing of The Route to Emancipation. This special follows three friends who host Black History Bike Ride, an Austin bike group that takes cyclists to see historical Black sites around town, on a 350-mile bike route from the Texas Capitol to the site where Juneteenth began in 1865. On the way, they stop to reflect on centuries of Black history in Texas while also looking to the future. Airs Friday, June 19th at 10PM or watch anytime on the PBS App.

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Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom

A Black man is troubled by the legacy of American slavery and the misuse of Christianity to justify it. He travels throughout Texas and discovers how the Juneteenth holiday reveals the hope and courage that empowered a fight for freedom in an unjust society. Airs Friday, June 19th, at 4pm and available to stream anytime on the PBS App.

David Douglass Takes You to Austin’s Best Kitchens in a New Web Series

David Eats Everywhere, our brand new digital series, follows David Douglass, food content creator and winner of the Digital Originals Grant, as he explores Austin’s immigrant-owned kitchens. While he sits down to eat some of the best bites in the city, he also uncovers the stories and traditions behind the food at spots like House of Three Gorges, Comadre Panaderia, Tatsumi Sushi, and more! Stream now on the Austin PBS YouTube channel.

Molly of Denali: A Qyah Juneteenth

Trini is excited about celebrating Juneteenth in the town of Qyah. When Trini discovers that Qyah doesn’t celebrate Juneteenth, she shares her family’s traditions and enlists her grandmother to answer Molly and Tooey’s questions about the importance of the holiday. Stream anytime on PBSKids.org and on the free PBS KIDS Video App.