WASHINGTON — “Pancake Mountain” is back. The eclectic, music-heavy television show for kids of all ages, which originated in Washington, D.C., went into retirement two years ago. On Monday, PBS ...

Okay, so there's this goat puppet named Rufus Leaking. (Get it, get it?... Sigh.) And he gets to hang with George "One Nation Under a Groove" Clinton, the Flaming Lips and even the seemingly angry ...

Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools will appear in a recurring segment dubbed “Bass With Dave Schools” on the soon-to-launched season of PBS children’s show Pancake Mountain. Before it went into ...

MUSIC MAN A talking sheep named Rufus Leaking, a hot band and a crowd of kids jumping around onstage are the key ingredients of Pancake Mountain, one of the most energetic–and certainly one of the ...

After being discontinued in 2012 after 10 years of wacky, kids-of-all-ages programming, "Pancake Mountain" was resurrected by PBS Digital Studios earlier this year. By Harley Brown Katy Perry‘s ...

PBS children’s show, ‘Pancake Mountain,’ has been on our radar for sometime now as a purveyor of all things rock. Past guests have included everyone from Andrew W.K. to the White Stripes-- some of the ...

Hosted by Rufus Leaking (a goat), PBS' Saturday morning program 'Pancake Mountain' has long been known as a strong supporter of all things rock and roll. From the Melvins to Henry Rollins, the goat ...

In the clip above, Manson sing-raps a lesson about Germany over Sixties-styled farfisa organ and fuzz guitar. Starting with the country’s most popular foods and basic vocabulary, Manson schools ...