We want to hear why you support THIRTEEN, the tri-state area’s public media station. As the most-watched PBS channel in the nation, THIRTEEN reaches millions of people with programming that celebrates arts and culture, offers insightful commentary on the news of the day, explores the worlds of science and nature, and invites people of all ages to have fun while learning. Continue reading
Native to the Northeast, the gray squirrel is one of 11 species that shows off its moves and smarts in this NATURE premiere that hits close to home. Continue reading
If you’re looking for stories of hope, courage and resilience, and enjoy learning from history’s most dramatic events through the personal experiences of those who lived through them, look no further than the PBS series We’ll Meet Again. We’ll Meet…
In our staff spotlight, meet Elisa Lichtenbaum, whose infectious enthusiasm, exacting research, and charming wit inform every monthly program guide. Continue reading
You will be thanking THIRTEEN for giving us a feast of shows this November! Here’s what this self-proclaimed public media superfan recommends. Continue reading
The PBS series Sinking Cities shares what New York, Tokyo, London and Miami are doing to face the challenges of rising seas and extreme weather. Continue reading
Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, written in 1960, is America’s best-loved book Continue reading
Combining modern science with Native American traditions and oral history – and computer animation – the new four-part series spotlights ancient cultures and communities that still thrive today. Continue reading
This three-night, live event on PBS highlights New England’s wildlife, fall foliage and favorite seasonal events. Learn more about what to see in New England. Continue reading
As part of New York’s Opioid Crisis, a statewide initiative, MetroFocus, NOVA, and Frontline will delve into addiction, health services and drug policy with experts and former addicts. Continue reading
See the current top 10 books, the top books by genre, and what Great Britain voted as its top 10 novels in 2003. Continue reading
Filmed in 14 countries, Super Cats, A Nature Miniseries introduces behaviors captured on film for the first time, offering a fascinating look at their complex communication, parental care, courtship rituals, and hunting patterns. Continue reading
Assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) laws include “Kendra’s Law” in New York and “Laura’s Law” in California. Experts debate whether these laws violate civil rights. “Being psychotic is not an exercise of free will. It is the inability to exercise free will,” says an advocate of AOT. Continue reading
Shakespeare Uncovered reveals the extraordinary world and works of William Shakespeare and the still-potent impact his plays have today, addressing love, harassment, tyranny and racism. Continue reading
This festival in Saguatuck, Connecticut combines a multidisciplinary literary festival with a craft-focused, workshop-based writers conference. October 12-14, 2018. Continue reading
