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April 23 at 9 p.m.
Explore the planet’s most threatened ecosystems. Follow Dr. M. Sanjayan on a visit to northern California where the largest river restoration project in U.S. history is aiming to bring life back to a sacred river.
What’s on Tonight?
Watch high-quality PBS content tonight on KAMU Primetime 7-10 p.m.
- 7 p.m.Nature
- 8 p.m.Nova
- 9 p.m.Changing Planet
- View Full Schedule
Marie Antoinette
“Marie Antoinette” continues in a drama-filled second season, diving back into the young queen’s reign. As revolution brews, she fights to protect her family and throne in a world seeking to destroy her. Sundays at 9 p.m.
Call the Midwife
As the ’70s start with Nonnatus House in disarray, the midwives face intense cases and an apparently immaculate conception in the newest season of “Call the Midwife.” Watch Season 14 on Sundays at 7 p.m. starting March 30.
The Future of Nature
A growing army of people is fighting to save the Earth through a movement that will help nature draw down carbon and save us from the effects of climate change. Watch “The Future of Nature” on Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
What’s Happening at KAMU
Meet Robert Hilliard
From our friends at WGCU, meet Dr. Robert Hilliard – WWII veteran, Purple Heart recipient and one of the key contributors to the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. Now 100 years young, Dr. Hilliard reflects on his views of the Public Broadcasting Act and the lasting importance of public media.
Updated PBS KIDS Schedule
Join us for an exciting lineup of your favorite shows for an extra hour every weekday. Instead of ending at noon, watch PBS KIDS content until 1 p.m. Start your afternoons with fun, learning and adventure as we bring you the best educational programming around.
Latest KAMU News Post
The French Revolution happened 225 years ago. But the upcoming second season of “Marie Antoinette” isn’t our only connection to French history in Bryan-College Station.
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KAMU-Classical
Listen to classical music 24/7 on our new HD radio station. KAMU-Classical/HD-2 is available in most vehicles, on your computer, mobile device or smart speaker and on personal HD radios. Listen now online, or learn how to listen on your favorite device — with a little help from our simple instructional videos.
Discover Local Content
KAMU-FM is Aggieland’s Public Radio. It’s more than a slogan. We mean what we say and back it up with a variety of shows and podcasts made with Aggieland in mind. You’ll get content and perspectives you can’t get on any other Bryan-College Station radio station. Explore our local shows and podcasts now!
Gain access to your PBS favorites with KAMU Passport!
All Creatures Great and Small
A HEARTWARMING FAVORITE
One of the biggest “MASTERPIECE” hits is on KAMU Passport. The series captivates viewers with quirky humor, lovable characters and heartwarming stories. Watch all four seasons!
Poldark
A SHOW FANS STILL MISS
40 years ago, Ross Poldark galloped across the TV screens of millions of viewers, vexing villains and winning female hearts in one of “MASTERPIECE’s” earliest hit series. Now, the gallant hero rides again.
Sherlock
RELIVE THE HYPE
You know it, you love it and now you can binge it. Relive the hype around this popular series based on Arthur Conan Doyle’s iconic characters anytime on Passport.
KAMU In The Community
KAMU TV/FM is the primary PBS and NPR station for thousands of viewers and listeners across the Brazos Valley and extending into the Waco, Temple and Killeen markets. We provide content and experiences that inspire, inform and entertain not just over the air but online. Now more than ever before, we’re rooted in our communities and classrooms.
KAMU Kids Corner
Visit the new KAMU Kids Corner, where imagination knows no bounds and possibilities are endless! Play interactive and educational games, explore KAMU’s PBS KIDS TV schedule, check out what KAMU is up to in the community and much more!
News and Events
Check out what’s happening at KAMU, get current and reliable news from PBS and NPR and find out which upcoming local events KAMU is participating in.
