Wedding bells chime and animal ailments abound as MASTERPIECE presents the much-anticipated Season Three of All Creatures Great and Small.

Tibisay Zea, a reporter for GBH’s and PRX’s The World, is host of GBH News’ new Spanish-language program “Salud,” produced in partnership with El Planeta and Harvard Medical School.

For anyone who has been lucky enough to behold A Christmas Celtic Sojourn with Brian O’Donovan, they know that Celtic singer Mairi Campbell is right when she calls the holiday event “a great embracing of something that’s greater than ourselves.”

One in 44 children in the U.S. was diagnosed in 2021 as being on the autism spectrum. But what is autism and how broad is the spectrum?

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, President Vladimir Putin has cracked down on internal dissent, threatening long jail sentences for Russians who oppose the war or independently report on it.

For artist Hana Lasell, the opportunity to create a mural for GBH News’ Worcester bureau was “mind-blowing.”

Susan Goldberg, a media executive and leader of technological and cultural transformation, will be the next President and CEO of GBH. She is the first woman to hold this role since GBH was founded in 1951.

The new film Taken Hostage from AMERICAN EXPERIENCE unfolds like a political thriller, following the plight of 52 American diplomats, Marines and civilians who were taken hostage at the American Embassy in Tehran on November 4, 1979 and held until January 1981. The crisis would transform both the U.S. and Iran and upend the focus and direction of American foreign policy. The documentary premiers over two nights, November 14 and 15 at 9pm on GBH 2.

A hummingbird, a spider and thousands of lines, some over five miles long, etched in the ground. These are the ancient Nazca Lines and geoglyphs, a collection of thousands of images spread across the Peruvian desert. Who created them and why? NOVA’s Nazca Desert Mystery explores one of archaeology’s greatest enigmas and offers new clues to the origins and purpose behind these giant symbols. The program can be seen here.

A new voice is now accompanying CRB Classical 99.5’s broadcasts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO). Longtime CRB producer Brian McCreath has stepped in to fill the role long held by Ron Della Chiesa, who had hosted at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood since 1991. McCreath, who had a full-time orchestral career playing the trumpet before turning to radio, reflects on his new role.