My Omaha will be on PBS’s Independent Lens on October 5th and will be available afterward on PBS’s app. The documentary looks at the political attitudes and history of Omaha, Nebraska. Here’s the press release with al the details about the film and how to see it this Fall: MY
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The Weekly Round-Up #872 w/ Absolute Green Arrow, Avengers: Armageddon, The Kingdom of Zod,
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