WETA Extras

WETA visits the FBI Forensic Science Laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, and visits with the engineers and specialists who develop exhibits and scale models related to some of America's highest-profile cases.

WETA gets in-tune with the local Barbershop Harmony Society and the Singing Capital Chorus.

WETA sits down and talks with American political satirist/comedian Mark Russell in his Washington, D.C., home.

In honor of the men and women of the military, WETA spotlights nine of the war memorials in the Washington, D.C., and interviews current and former soldiers.

There is nothing too good for our pets! WETA spotlights three area pet services that pamper our furry friends.

WETA offers a primer in beginning your own family history project, with recommendations about resources and repositories to check out.

National Gallery of Art curator Phillip Conisbee and exhibit designer Mark Leihauser describe the process of putting together the 2006 Cezanne in Provence exhibit.

National Gallery of Art curator and exhibit designer Mark Leihauser offer a behind the scenes look at the 2006 "Cezanne in Provence" exhibit.

WETA recalls the reaction to apparent UFO sightings in restricted airspace over Washington, D.C. during the summer of 1952.

WETA talks with David Fanning, the Executive Producer of Frontline, about the show's unique approach to journalism.

Vocalist Harolyn Blackwell discusses her childhood growing up in Washington, D.C., and the influence of her first music teacher, Nancy Notargiacomo.

New Yankee Workshop Master Carpenter Norm Abram discusses the program and how it has developed over the years.