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Rodeo Buckle Makers Head to Public TV in Andy Garcia Series

Billings – November 05, 2026 -- Montana Silversmiths' master engravers will appear in an upcoming "All Access with Andy Garcia" segment for Public Television audiences, with filming set for November 5, 2026, in Columbus, Montana. The segment explores the craftsmanship behind rodeo championship buckles.

Master engravers demonstrate the techniques behind each buckle

Viewers will learn about hand engraving, bevel cuts, detailed etching and the company's signature bright-cut designs. These techniques demand precision, patience and years of experience.

The segment also covers what the buckles mean. In rodeo, a championship buckle represents years of dedication, perseverance and achievement, and families often pass buckles down as heirlooms.

PBS Series 'All Access' Films Skydiving Doc at Texas Dropzone

Houston – October 07, 2026 -- The public television series "All Access with Andy Garcia" is filming an educational segment at Skydive Spaceland Houston on October 9, 2026, documenting the experience of a first tandem jump and the community built around the sport.

The segment follows jumpers from first leap to solo license

The episode will track the preparation, training, and personal responsibility behind a skydive, while also examining what draws some first-timers back for repeat jumps and formal training. Skydive Spaceland's Skydiver Training Program allows students to earn a solo skydiving license in as little as 4 to 7 days, or at a self-paced schedule.

PBS Series to Profile Bay Area Nonprofit's Free Cancer Support Programs

San Mateo – September 23, 2026 -- A nonprofit that has spent more than three decades helping people navigate life after a breast or ovarian cancer diagnosis is set to be featured on Public Television, with production planned at its San Mateo, California headquarters and aboard its Mobile Resource Center.

Bay Area Cancer Connections will appear in an upcoming episode of "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia," an educational short-form series distributed to Public Television stations nationwide. The organization was founded in 1993 by breast cancer patient Jill Freidenrich and her surgeon, Dr. Ellen Mahoney.

TV Feature Spotlights 26Health's Data-Driven Fight Against Care Stigma

Orlando, Florida – September 04, 2026 -- A new Public Television segment of "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia," filmed July 29, 2026, in Orlando, spotlights how nonprofit 26Health is reshaping chronic care access for underserved communities.

The segment shows how 26Health blends primary medicine with mobile testing units

The organization combines primary medicine, mental health services, and mobile testing to lower barriers to care for populations historically excluded from mainstream healthcare access.

26Health builds its programs on data from demographics often missing from major studies

By intentionally collecting wellness data from groups like Black women, the organization says it can identify clinical blind spots and tailor prevention strategies to the actual epidemiology of the communities it serves.