Public media, near you

Every way to watch and listen to your local station

Find your local public TV and radio station, then get its own apps for your phone, tablet, and TV, plus its website.

Every dot is a public TV or radio transmitter: 1,148 of them, run by 489 local stations.Browse all stations by state →

How it works

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Search
Type your ZIP code, city, station name, or call letters. Results appear as you type.
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Pick your station
Stations near you, nearest first. Every station is listed the same way.
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Get the right app
We show the app for the device you're on first, plus every other way to watch and listen.

Why it matters

Public media is one of the few places on the air made for where you live, by people who live there.

Made where you live
Local stations make and choose programs for their communities: local news and public affairs, music, arts, history, and learning you won't find on national channels.
Free and open to everyone
Public TV and radio are free to watch and listen to over the air, and stations share much of what they make online and in their apps.
Rooted in the community
Stations are local nonprofits, universities, and public agencies, answerable to the people they serve rather than to advertisers.

Why the station's app

Your station's own app brings together everything it offers, and it helps the station too.

Everything local in one place
Your station's livestream, its local shows and programs, and its schedule, not just the national lineup.
Made for your screen
Apps are built for your phone, tablet, or TV, so it's quicker to start watching or listening than on a website.
A direct line to your station
When you use its own app, your station keeps a direct connection with its audience and a clearer picture of what its community values.

Explore

489 stations and 1148 transmitters across the country. Zoom into your state and tap a dot to learn about a station.