PBS Kids’ ‘Molly of Denali’ travels to Shiprock in new episode celebrating Diné culture
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‘Molly of Denali’ visits an artist’s studio in this new episode of the PBS KIDS series. The scene shows two children meeting a Native painter whose work reflects the sweeping landscape and traditions of the Southwest.
By Kyle Leslie
Navajo Times
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For the first time, the adventurous PBS Kids character Molly Mabray leaves her Alaskan home to visit the Navajo Nation in a new episode of “Molly of Denali,” where she learns about generosity, family and the importance of giving back.
The episode, “Feeling Sheepish/Chasing the Wind,” is part of a new five-part miniseries, Molly’s Epic Adventures, which follows Molly and her grandfather, Nat Kidelee, on a cross-country journey to meet Native American communities across the United States. The series, produced by GBH, premiered Nov. 3 on PBS Kids and is available for streaming on the PBS app.
To read the full article, please see the Nov. 13, 2025, edition of the Navajo Times.
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