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By Kevin J. Coyne Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified April 17, 2025 The oft-forgotten part about standing on the shoulders of giants is that the climb up there can be a bit daunting. For the creators of GBH News Rooted, following in the indelible, Emmy Award-winning footsteps of the longest-running public television program for people of color (Say Brother, later called Basic Black) represented an opportunity as rich as it was important. “This show has such a profound legacy,” says new host Paris Alston.
By Kevin J. Coyne Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified If you find yourself standing on the bank of a rather shallow pond, contemplating how best to film the detonation of a small(ish) explosive just under the surface of the water, a host of thoughts will crowd your mind. First and most pressing: are we really far enough out? Is there ample eye and ear protection? How closely can we replicate historically-accurate scale (i.e., how much gunpowder) in this experiment?
By Kevin J. Coyne Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified April 17, 2025 The oft-forgotten part about standing on the shoulders of giants is that the climb up there can be a bit daunting. For the creators of GBH News Rooted, following in the indelible, Emmy Award-winning footsteps of the longest-running public television program for people of color (Say Brother, later called Basic Black) represented an opportunity as rich as it was important. “This show has such a profound legacy,” says new host Paris Alston.
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