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Ke Huy Quan talked about his childhood in Vietnam, his arrival in the US, his first role, his 20-year break from acting, and winning an Oscar.

Photographer Emmie Sperando rescued an orphaned baby bison whom she named Lucy and has given her a loving place by her side ever since.

Technology Connections examined a device that monitored, removed, and replaced profanity from shows and movies viewed on television.

New York City subway conductor Natasha Dinnall talked to the CNBC series "Make It" about her 30-year career with the MTA.

A young woman talked about her beloved dog, explaining how his adorably goofy looks surprised the whole family as he grew.

Rick Beato took a musical look at Blue Öyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper", mostly to see if it really did need "More Cowbell".

PBS Eons looked back at the Dodo bird, a now-extinct flightless fowl thought dumb but actually perfectly suited to their environment.

Weird History Food looks into ketchup's history, noting that the original recipe from ancient Southeast Asia called for no tomatoes.

Joe Scott takes an empathetic deep look into Clive Wearing, a renowned musicologist who now can only live his life seven seconds at a time.

It’s History looks at the Domino Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn where 60% of all refined sugar in the US in the 20th Century was processed.