Where do you go when you want the best programs on television? You #gopublic! There's plenty of great television to love coming up during the KERA TV Membership Campaign. Make your contribution today at www.kera.org/donate/tv! | KERA

We're remembering public broadcasting legend Bill Moyers, who died Thursday, June 26, at age 91. In this original KERA production from 1997, he sat down with longtime KERA TV journalist and news program host Lee Cullum. Their conversation was as varied as Moyers' career. He was LBJ's White House press secretary and a Baptist minister. He was key to the establishment of the Peace Corps and U.S. public broadcasting itself. He then became known for his in-depth investigative journalism, with progra

More than 60 years ago, Dallas leaders, educators and television executives came together to launch something radical — a TV station that educates as much as it entertains. KERA Channel 13, known then as "The Little Red Schoolhouse of the Air," was born. Today as the NPR and PBS member station for our region, we work to inform and empower North Texans through trusted news, education, and arts and culture programming. We are participating in North Texas Giving Day, an annual nonprofit fundraising

2.1M views · 25 reactions | The new six-part adaptation of Les Misérables kicks off tonight on KERA TV. Tune in and stream on Passport at 9pm. | KERA | Facebook

WRR 101 is excited to partner with our sister station KERA TV to present "WRR on KERA," a special concert series curated by WRR hosts. You'll experience world-class opera productions and classical concerts from around the world, as well as from right here in North Texas. Starting Friday, March 21, you can catch dazzling classical performances on Fridays through May 2nd on KERA TV (Channel 13). Find the full schedule at www.wrr101.org/wrronkera | WRR 101