r/PBS • u/PBSofficial • Apr 08 '13
r/PBS • u/amarchivepub • Feb 28 '25
Do you remember where you were when you first heard this sound?
r/PBS • u/JoseTwitterFan • Jan 23 '20
Longtime PBS NewsHour Anchor and Co-Founder Jim Lehrer Dead at 85
r/PBS • u/elynwen • Mar 19 '20
Mr Rogers’ Birthday is tomorrow. Can we perform random acts of kindness? I think, in this quarantine, that we could really use helpers. (I.E. Everyone could go through "new" and find, upvote and comment on quality OC!)
r/PBS • u/amPaints • Apr 15 '20
My son just discovered Dinosaur Train so I’m making him custom sneakers for his birthday
r/PBS • u/pbsdigitalstudios • Apr 09 '13
'Mister Rogers Remixed' was just nominated for a Webby Award! Thank you, Reddit, for helping make this so hugely successful last year.
r/PBS • u/Exastiken • Apr 02 '20
Taiwan’s aggressive efforts are paying off in fight against COVID-19 | PBS NewsHour
r/PBS • u/draggon7799 • Feb 22 '20
Wishbone
Honestly, I wish they would bring back Wishbone, the TV series about a dog going on adventures. Grew up watching it and every once in a while, I'll find it on YouTube and just watch it. Anyone else remember this show?
r/PBS • u/shinyredumbros • Jan 26 '20
A delightful capture from the Antiques Roadshow Feedback Booth
r/PBS • u/pbsdigitalstudios • Apr 30 '13
So...PBS Digital Studios won all 3 Webby awards we were nominated for. You are AWESOME and helped make this happen.
r/PBS • u/BlankVerse • Mar 18 '19
Trump renews call to pull arts, PBS funding
r/PBS • u/ohhistevie • Jan 25 '20
not good at making memes but i hope this will make you laugh
r/PBS • u/Huichan81 • Sep 17 '19
Country music, whos watching?
Cant wait to see Hank William's story. Part 2 is my favorite so far, Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys. Just cant get enough
r/PBS • u/Lenin_Lime • Nov 20 '19
Props to Montana PBS for airing the hearings on their main channel.
r/PBS • u/Kanobe24 • Feb 21 '20
Newest Frontline about Bezos and Amazon. Shows how ruthless and ingenious Bezos was in growing Amazon to what it is today.
r/PBS • u/SupremoZanne • Jan 28 '20
TIL, Fred Rogers, aka Mr. Rogers from PBS TV show Mister Rogers Neighborhood had an affinity for number 143, which meant "I love you", and that each digit of the number refers to the number of letters long each word of the "I love you" phrase is, and weighed that number of pounds during his career.
r/PBS • u/TrainedLobster • Jan 16 '18
PBS is amazing!
I recently stopped paying for Netflix since I don't really do a lot of watching TV. Every now and then I have an itch to watch something so I dug my antenna out of the closet, hooked it up, did a channel scan and decided to give PBS a shot. All I can say is, wow! This channel is great! It reminds me of a mix between Nat Geo and the old History Channel (two of my favorite things).
Anyway, there really is no point to this post other than wanting to express my newfound love. Hope I'm not breaking any rules. Have a good evening!
r/PBS • u/SupremoZanne • Feb 04 '20
Mr. Rogers is my favorite PBS program!
speedy delivery from Mr. McFeely!
r/PBS • u/Jourdy288 • Jan 07 '19