A chat with Ken Burns about his new series "The American Revolution," the importance of PBS, and what he's learned from his daughters.

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A moment from the documentary by Ken Burns. PIC COURTESY/PBS ON FACEBOOK Jazz by Ken Burns: This 10-episode documentary series talks about some of the greatest Jazz players in the history of the USA.

Pretty much what you'd expect--an introduction to the roots of Jazz. "Beginnings to 1917" is the first show in Ken Burns' wonderful series "Jazz". Not at all surprisingly it is about the roots of jazz ...

OPINION Ken Burns tackles the complexities of the Revolutionary War By James Dao Globe Staff,Updated April 24, 2025, 4:43 p.m.

Award-winning documentary-maker Ken Burns tells Katty Kay about his unique approach to chronicling history, from the Civil War to jazz and baseball.

Episode two of Ken Burns’ 16-hour “Country Music” documentary (“Hard Times,” airing Monday on PBS) illustrates the significance of radio in pushing this genre through the Depression and ...

Ken Burns was in his studio working on the final edits of a forthcoming documentary film series on the American Revolution when he learned on Tuesday that the historian William E. Leuchtenburg had ...

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns was recently named guest curator for the Peoria Riverfront Museum exhibit celebrating the nation's 250th birthday.

To Dine For with Kate Sullivan Ken Burns, Documentarian Season 6 Episode 604 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions| CC Ken Burns is one of the most prolific documentarians of our time.

Ken Burns and best-selling author Erik Larson talk about his new book on the Civil War.

After hosting the one-of-a-kind jazz program for 41 years, Wiley has retired, leaving behind a legacy of highly-informed — and highly-entertained — jazz lovers.