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Welcome to Channel 127.

I'm John Fiegel Sang.

Tonight on the show, Professor Corey Brett Schneider, comedian Rhonda Hansom,

and the producers, writers, and creators of the excellent and essential new PBS documentary, Pigeon Hustle. Yes, folks, it is one of the best films I've seen all year. One of the best episodes of PBS nature I have ever seen,

and it's all about pigeons. Take Back the Night. It's, you would not think, you would not think,

a documentary on PBS about one of the most maligned creatures that

has evolved alongside humans. You wouldn't think it would be compelling and fun, but oh, I loved it.

I know you will love it. So we'll be talking about pigeons in London and New York, and now we're

number three. In the meantime, we have a lot to get to 866-997-47-48.

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