PBS Premieres Weekly Digital Series ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING

By: Sep. 15, 2017
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PBS has just premiered a new digital series, ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING, hosted by Yale Doctoral Candidate, Danielle Bainbridge. The new weekly series will be the studios' first show launched on dual platforms, with episodes uploaded each week to Youtube and Facebook simultaneously.

ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING is a show dedicated to exploring the idea that the past is always present. Every aspect of modern life whether its the words we use, the foods we love, the objects that get us through the day, the geographical borders that surround us or even the identities we give ourselves, emerge from the past. Origin of Everything will use a historical lens to unpack how all of these things came about and provoke the audiences to think a little differently about their world. Current episode topics include "Why is 18 Considered an Adult?" "How Makeup, WWII and Communism created the United States healthcare system," "The 3000 year history of the '#'"and "How Columbus Invented Cannibals."

SCARY CLOWNS - The first episode dives into clowns, focusing on both the history of the jesters themselves and, more specifically, how they went from being ubiquitously loved pranksters to the creepy, menacing variety found in films like Stephen King's It.

This episode is available now: https://youtu.be/T5_Li2whOHA

ABOUT PBS DIGITAL STUDIOS The PBS Digital Studios network on Youtube includes more than 15 ongoing original series, including from PBS member stations across the country, designed to engage, enlighten and entertain online audiences. The PBS Digital Studios network has more than 12 million subscribers and has generated more than one billion views. Series include the Webby Award-winning It's Okay To Be Smart, Physics Girl and Crash Course, as well as popular series such as BrainCraft, PBS Space Time and more.


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