Tag Archives: Smithsonian Channel

Eight Days that Made Rome, a new series about the Roman Empire hosted by Bettany Hughes, is slated to premiere on Smithsonian Channel in the new year.

David Royle, executive VP and chief programming officer at Smithsonian Networks, and Nick Metcalfe, executive producer at Arrow Media, discuss the critically acclaimed series.

Smithsonian Channel has slated a second season of America in Color to launch on November 18, kicking off with an episode on the Wild West.

Smithsonian Channel has revealed its new lineup of nature and wildlife programming for late 2018 and early 2019, including Laws of the Lizard.

A new episode of Smithsonian Channel’s The Lost Tapes relives the 1998 impeachment of U.S. President Bill Clinton using only contemporary film and audio.

Smithsonian Channel is gearing up to premiere the second installment of the factual series Sacred Sites later this summer.

Smithsonian Channel has slated the new wildlife documentary King of the Desert Lions, which follows the plight of the endangered big cats, for a summer premiere.

Following Smithsonian Channel's launch in Latin America, production has begun on the blue-chip natural-history title Migrating to Mexico.

Smithsonian Channel is premiering next month The Pacific War in Color, which brings viewers color images of World War II in the Pacific Theater.

Ahead of Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle’s wedding, Smithsonian Channel has lined up the special Million Dollar American Princesses: Meghan Markle.