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Little League honors WVIA for 15 years of Challenger game broadcasts
The exhibition games showcase players with physical and intellectual challenges.WNET plans new show to replace ‘Amanpour & Company’
Amanpour announced this week that her show will end in December.Pipeline 2027: A look ahead at shows coming to public TV
Pipeline 2027 offers a first look at 109 series and specials that producers plan to deliver in 2027 and 2028.How PBS Kids reinvented ‘Super Why!’ to teach early literacy
The new Super Why's Comic Book Adventures expands on a previous short-form digital series.‘Sesame Street,’ ‘Nature’ go wild for new ‘Great Elephant Adventure’
“When you get to work with people from new places, you find that even if you come from somewhere else, there's so ...Study finds NPR’s ‘Up First’ boosts news knowledge and trust
The study also found that listening to the podcast was especially effective in increasing news knowledge among participants who listened to right-leaning ...PBS Digital Studios, PBS SoCal team for ‘The Drawing Room’
The new series starring comedian, cartoonist and writer Mo Welch was pitched as “Hot Ones meets Bob Ross.”With NextLens, SCETV showcases work of student filmmakers
Created to build connections with Gen Z audiences, the online film festival builds on the network’s relationships with schools.‘American Experience’ reinvents itself for a new generation
After a pause in production, the show is digging into its archive to make a bigger splash on social video platforms.NPR creates event for HBCU students to learn about public media
Public Radio Immersion Day will showcase what it’s like to work at NPR while inviting students' feedback on stories they want to ...How Miles O’Brien and Arizona PBS created a national science series
Resolve to Solve With Miles O'Brien features scientists and innovators working to address some of the planet’s most urgent threats.Florida newsrooms partner to cover every county school board race
A statewide collaboration enlisted local news outlets, universities and students to produce reporting on school board candidates in 67 counties.Teen WDIY host aims to make STEM knowledge accessible for all
Ninth-grader Aryash Shyam interviews scientists about groundbreaking innovations on the monthly program “Teen Scientist.”How editorial partnerships bolster local climate reporting
Public media journalists collaborate with each other and independent newsrooms to deliver coverage that resonates with local audiences.How KQED tapped classroom media to bring youth voices to drive time
Through a collaboration between education and radio teams, KQED leveraged relationships with teachers and students to create something new and authentic.
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