WPSU is bringing back one of the most popular and beloved series in the history of television. Starting in 1967 and continuing for 11 straight years, it was the ultimate variety show with music, acting, larger-than-life guest stars, and, of course, comedy.
Saturdays at 8:00 p.m.
After seven years of marriage, Alan and Celia discover that wedded bliss isn’t always blissful. Clashing politics, Alan’s new job and a wild local lad create tension. Caroline gets emotionally embroiled at work. Alan’s brother visits.
Sundays, September 20 – October 11, at 8:00 p.m.
PBS NewsHour presents coverage of the first 2020 Presidential debate. Joe Biden and Donald Trump will meet onstage in Cleveland.
Tuesday, September 29, at 9:00 p.m.
The town of Causton’s detective chief investigator John Barnaby and his new detective sergeant Charlie Nelson investigate the scandals and deadly deeds that lurk just beneath the well-manicured surface of the seemingly idyllic county of Midsomer.
Season 16 Premeires Thursday, October 1, at 8:00 p.m.
Celebrate Native American Day Friday evening by streaming WPSU's documentary As Long As We Dance, followed by Bare Feet: The Lumbee Dance. Learn more about the cultures, languages, and traditions by chatting with members of the Native American community after the screening. The screening begins at 7:00 p.m. Continue »
As teachers, students, and families deal with school closures, WPSU and PBS have come together to curate a special collection of educational resources. Continue »
We answer your questions on the COVID-19 pandemic. We cover topics suchas as how much longer the pandemic willlast, when we will get a vaccine, how havepeople of color been disproportionately impacted, and more. Continue »
Being a SUPER FAN takes guts, initiative, and creativity, and you could be named the ultimate This Old House SUPER FAN! Continue »
Penn State humanities scholars explore the ongoing quest to achieve the promise of American democracy despite the many past, present and future obstacles to equality and social justice. Continue »
Humanities scholars at Penn State reflect on migration, mobility and the ethics of hospitality so as to better understand the context of the debate on immigration and refugees in the US and around the world. Continue »
WPSU’s Emily Reddy talked with Kevin Kinser, a Penn State professor and head of the Department of Education Policy Studies, about why he thinks students should be staying home, and why schools that have brought students back need transparent plans for when COVID-19 cases start piling up. Continue »
Divine Lipscomb, a formerly incarcerated student studying rehabilitation and human services at Penn State, talked with WPSU about how his own experience turned him into an advocate for better supporting those reentering society. Continue »
Follow along with Laura as she makes play jewelry out of things she finds around the house. Continue »
Kate teaches us all about different kinds of insects and where to find them. Continue »
Environmental Education Specialist Heidi Mullendore gives Carolyn a guided tour of Canoe Creek State Park in Hollidaysburg, PA. Continue »
This episode’s stories include “Benito to the Rescue,” “Nana’s Favorite Things,” “Achoo!,” and “Bunny Bath.” Continue »
Sing along with Melanie to classics songs such as “The Wheels on the Bus,” “Little Boy Blue,” “The Itsy Bitsy Spider,” and more. Continue »
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