Exploring Minds [SEP] country of origin
Exploring Minds
Exploring Minds is a Canadian educational television series which aired on CBC Television from 1953 to 1956.
Premise.
Lectures from various university academics throughout Canada were featured on "Exploring Minds". Episodes were produced in Toronto, Vancouver and other cities with support from numerous Canadian universities.
Charles Comfort and Peter Brieger hosted a sequence of lectures on various art forms. Canada's first Prime Minister was the subject of two programmes hosted by Donald Creighton which featured John A. Macdonald portrayed by Robert Christie.
Series
the horrors of World War I from their minds, thousands of National Geographic subscribers were thrilled to read Griggs’ gripping articles about the adventures of his exploring parties.
As the discoveries unfolded, Griggs became increasingly zealous in his advocacy of the site. His vivid descriptions of the wonders of the Katmai country ignited the interest of what was then a budding conservation movement in the United States. The mysterious volcanic valley seemed an ideal candidate for protection. Griggs and the chiefs of the National Geographic Society campaigned persistently to preserve the area