A new series based on the graphic novel "American Born Chinese" by Articulate friend Gene Yang premieres on May 24th on Disney+. Watch his segment here. https://t.co/XGPaifkSVY #AmericanBornChinese

A big congratulations to Articulate friend and Articulate Foundation board member Joe Conyers for being named the Philadelphia Orchestra's new principal double-bassist! https://t.co/pLtwyLNNCG

Explore big ideas with artists, scholars, and other great creative thinkers on our all-new series. Stream it now: https://t.co/7qFEOcCiNj

Journalist and filmmaker Sebastian Junger spent a year in and out of a war zone where he learned what it is to need and be needed by others. Catch him on The Articulate Hour, TONIGHT at 9pm ET. Stream here: https://t.co/7qFEOcCiNj

For folk musician Rhiannon Giddens, music is a way to stay connected to our communities, past and present. Hear more on The Articulate Hour, coming May 5th.

Dancer and choreographer Judith Jamison knows that being part of a group doesn't have to mean sacrificing your individuality. Catch her on The Articulate Hour, coming May 5th.

Our memories of our lives are stories we reconstruct, something Ben Folds discovered while writing his memoir. Hear more on Episode 1 of The Articulate Hour, "Partial Recall."

Classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein has played Bach's Goldberg Variations countless times, but she's still finding new things to say. Catch her on Episode 1 of The Articulate Hour, "Partial Recall."

Thi Bui’s family came to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. Tori Marchiony finds out how turning their story into a graphic novel brought peace. Watch her on Articulate here:

Explore the big ideas that shape us with artists, scholars, and other great creative thinkers. Our new series, The Articulate Hour, comes to PBS on May 5th.

As a child, Ghanaian American writer Yaa Gyasi’s family moved often. It was a boon for a young girl curious about who she might become. Watch her on Articulate here: https://t.co/MmIlg7LsGl

A historical family reunion.

Aaron Sorkin is best known for his award-winning screenwriting: A Few Good Men, The West Wing, Moneyball, The Newsroom. But his first love is the theater. Watch him on Articulate here:

Marina Benjamin writes to parse the questions that loom largest in her life. It’s a self-examination, yes. But never self-obsession. Listen to her story and others on #ArticulateExperience. All episodes are now available here: https://t.co/L7OQRtJgKK

Composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz pairs a devotion to music with an urge to understand the inner lives of others. Watch him on Articulate here: https://t.co/qKtbUHlJ5J

Some of us will spend a lifetime searching for our calling. Cellist Alisa Weilerstein found hers at age 5. Watch her on Articulate here:

Anaïs Mitchell spent more than a decade creating her Award-winning musical Hadestown. Watch her on Articulate: https://t.co/bZ5y0M2Vsy Past Articulate guests Anaïs Mitchell and Sonya Tayeh are among the winners for this year's LA Drama Critics Circle Awards. https://t.co/XdS1TfSXnR

Zenos Frudakis has spent the last fifty years sculpting life out of bronze, aiming to capture the likeness and spirit of his subjects and to shine a light on those who have helped foster change in the world. Watch him on Articulate here: https://t.co/4nonYo5d6p

Artist Ai Weiwei trades brushstrokes for blocks in this reimagining of Monet's "Water Lilies."

Daniel Arsham has thrived in art, architecture, design, film, fashion, and performance. Watch him on Articulate here: https://t.co/zKGr5ur258 Arsham's first major museum show in the U.S. is on view at the Orange County Museum of Art until June 4, 2023. https://t.co/zdotdHPAP9