Don’t Miss Our National Wellness Month Collection

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August is National Wellness Month, so we’ve curated collection of public media films and resources celebrating National Wellness Month. Explore stories about mental health, caregiving, nutrition, community health, and the natural world — all well worth watching.

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Born Into Caregiving

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Christy Sheetz has been caregiving for as long as she can remember — first for her mother who lives with severe MS and her sister, who is severely developmentally disabled. Then for her war vet father, as addiction and years of undiagnosed PTSD and schizophrenia took their toll. She shared her story in a video interview with Well Beings.

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Sorry I Missed Your Call: The Film and the Story Behind It

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Sorry I Missed Your Call, an animated short that explores the emotional turmoil behind a woman’s experience as a caretaker for her beloved grandmother, is back for a limited time on Well Beings. This time, the film is accompanied by a revealing and insightful video interview with the director, Hae Ji Cho.

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Expert Advice
To Help You Live
Your Healthiest Life

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Created by South Florida PBS, the Health Channel is the first TV channel of its kind—bringing you real-time access to trusted medical and wellness experts. In partnership with leading healthcare organizations, it provides credible, timely health information designed to empower you and your family to live healthier, happier lives.

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Life with Alzheimer’s: A Daughter’s Story

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In the Night I Remember Your Name is a Vicki Speegle’s intimate chronicle of her mother’s journey as she tries to reconcile her faith with her advancing Alzheimer’s. It is the story of a grandmother’s grief as she begins losing the very abilities her new granddaughter is learning, and a pastor’s relationship with God. It is a journey from anguish to acceptance, and ultimately, a story of joy.

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Climate Kitchen, Where Practical
Meets Powerful

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Part cooking show, part lifestyle format, part docuseries, Climate Kitchen blends vibrant, plant-based cooking, real stories from the climate front lines, and sustainable living tips. Officially in development, Climate Kitchen will be coming to screens and communities nationwide.

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When Debate Isn’t Just an Activity,
It’s a Way Out

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In Immutable, students in the Washington Urban Debate League, living in the shadow of power and privilege, push themselves to become top-tier debaters, determined to change the course of their lives.

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