ViewFinder - Season Five Programs

The second in a series, this program explores how the civil rights era effected change in the Sacramento region.

Kids say it all the time,"there's nothing to do!" In the arts, there are plenty of things going on in Sacramento.

Jennifer Whitney explores a variety of paths to exercise and healthy eating.

Rubber ducks, train sets and Star Trek memorabilia all come together in this whimsical look at collectors in the Capitol area.

Computer generated graphics and stunninng visual images are accompanied by bio-acoustician Bernie Krause, who has re-created an early California soundscape.

In the more than 65 years it has been open, North Sacramento's Iceland Ice Rink has seen its share of history.

Tour pieces of history that you won't find in the history books.

David Mas Masumoto shares his insights into what memories, stories, and perfection all have in common.

In its heyday in the 30s, the lively area of Little Manila in Stockton had the largest population of Filipinos outside of the Philippines.

A profile of the “mother of civil rights in California,” Mary Ellen Pleasant, an abolitionist who came to California during the Gold Rush era.

Triumph of the spirit is the only way to describe Regina Louise's trials as an ophan discarded by the adults in her life.

Have you ever driven by a street sign and wondered why it's named that?