Originally featured by the Scout Report in 2006, we've decided to re-feature Open Vault and it's myriad of audiovisual resources. After a recent comprehensive site revamp, Open Vault offers even more rich and varied historical radio and television from the WGBH Media Library and archives. As the largest producer of public media in the United States, and the home of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting, this new iteration of Open Vault offers over 42,000 records that are easier to navigate. Content is organized and discoverable in three ways. WGBH Series offers a browseable index of over 1,000 WGBH produced series, such as nationally syndicated shows FRONTLINE and NOVA, or regional programs, such as the New England Music Showcase. Scholar Exhibits offers curated content and substantive articles on public media topics or programs. These include an exhibit analyzing the history of the television coverage of violence on television and a feature about the Civil Rights Movement in Boston. Finally, Special Collections offers content organized around a particular program or topic, such as The Vietnam Collection and Press and the People, as well as full length interviews. Readers are sure to find something intriguing here.