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The
Nevada Experience #401
(Total length: 56:40; First broadcast: November 10,
1993)
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Segment #1: "Yin-Shan: Silver Mountain"
(Producer: Rosemary McCarthy; Length: 26:00)
"Yin-Shan:
Silver Mountain" tells the story of the Chinese immigrants,
who endured the hazards of the frontier and the challenges of
racism while contributing to the development of Nevada.
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#2: "Hard Rock Driller"
(Producer: Art Gould; Length: 16:00)
"Hard Rock Driller" profiles George Antunovich,
a Virginia City native whose passion for drilling contests and
mining activities continues into his retirement years.
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#3: "Desert Mirage" (repeat)
(Producer: Rosemary McCarthy; Length: 14:48)
"Desert Mirage" tells the story of the prehistoric Indians,
who inhabited the shores of Lake Lahontan, through an examination
of the Graves Point petroglyphs and an exploration of Hidden Cave
and other archeological evidence.

The
Nevada Experience #402
(Total
length: 58:50; First broadcast: November 17, 1993)
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Segment #1: "Burning Man"
(Producer: Peter Goin ; Length: 26:00)
Part art project and part primitive ritual, the Burning Man, an
event held annually in the Black Rock Desert, is documented in
this segment.
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#2: "The Reno Cure" (repeat)
(Producer: Rosemary McCarthy; Length: 17:28)
"The Reno Cure" is a look at the divorce industry in
Reno, from its beginning at the turn of the century, through its
heyday in the 1930's to the present.
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#3: "Last Flight of the Sky Crane"
(Producer: Norm Nielsen; Length: 14:00)
"Last Flight of the Sky Crane" is a look at the history
of the military helicopter, known as the sky crane and how local
national guard members feel about the retirement of that aircraft.
The
Nevada Experience #403
(Total
length: 59:22; First broadcast: November 24, 1993)
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Segment #1: "Paul Laxalt: A Political Life"
(Producer: Bill Martin; Length: 16:00)
In an intimate conversation, Paul Laxalt discusses growing up
in Nevada, his rise to political power and his years in Washington,
DC.
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#2: "Basque
Hotels" (repeat)
(Producer: Curt Daniels; Length: 18:28)
"Basque Hotels" examines the vanishing
Basque hotel, which served as the dominant social and cultural
influence for the Basque immigrants of Nevada for almost 100 years.

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#3: "Jack Longstreet: The Last of the Desert Frontiersmen"
(Producer: Curt Daniels; Length: 22:30)
Jack Longstreet was an outlaw, gunfighter, miner, rancher and
Indian rights advocate, who lived in southern Nevada from the
1880's to the 1920's. He's been called the last desert frontiersman
and remains a folk hero to this day.
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