“When you tune in you won’t know what it’s going to be about but you’ll know it’ll be worth your time and that you’ll be transformed after watching!….It’s a medium that touches people and changes lives.”  –  Justine Nagan Now…

In this time of global pandemic, WNET’s Kids’ Media and Education Department, led by Executive Producer and Director Sandra Sheppard,  has provided expanded services to the community,  particularly in the form of several instructional strands for school age children.  In…

Create-TV, now in existence for over fifteen years is a joint venture of WNET,  Boston’s WGBH and APT.   It serves its audience an entire channel devoted to public media’s most popular lifestyle and how-to shows in the genres of…

In conjunction with the broadcast premiere of American Masters’ presentation of Stanley Nelson’s film: “Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool,” WNET Up Next recently paid a visit to New York’s famed Apollo Theater.  During an Apollo Open House “Celebration of…

Live From Lincoln Center is the iconic public media series that premiered on PBS in 1976.  Producer Douglas Chang visits WNET Up Next  and shares stories about its history and his role with the program. Douglas Chang’s relationship with public media…

Peril and Promise:  The Challenge of Climate Change is one of WNET’s Multiplatform Strategic Initiatives reporting on the human stories of climate change and its potential solutions.  Executive Producer and Project Director Eugenia Harvey, an award winning producer, showrunner and…

In the final episode of a trio devoted to Thirteen’s “Summer of ’69” celebration, WNET Up Next takes a look at the iconic music festival that took place in August of 1969 on a farm in upstate New York.  Originally planned…

In its continuing look at Thirteen’s “Summer of ’69” series, WNET Up Next spotlights  the  50th anniversary of the first manned landing on the moon, which took place on July 20, 1969. PBS, in its Summer of Space multi- platform…

In conjunction with WNET”s Summer of ’69 celebration, WNET Up Next launches a three-episode series with a focus on the Stonewall riots.  Stonewall is the shorthand for the celebrated Greenwich village event which propelled the struggle for gay rights  to…

Women War & Peace II is a follow up to Women War & Peace, a series of films originally broadcast on PBS seven years ago.  The series demonstrates how women have been involved in shaping some of the most significant…