We all know everything is bigger and better in Texas, right? Think food, football and our state fair. Also on the list is being home to the live music capital of the world — Austin. KAMU is home of the longtime PBS series “Austin City Limits,” which continues its 49^th season this spring.

ACL is beloved for celebrating the variety and richness of live music and is renowned for hosting memorable performances by the famous and not-yet-famous.

Whether you’re a music lover, a musician, or simply want to experience a great concert in your own home, tune-in to KAMU for the 49th season of “Austin City Limits.”

Upcoming Episodes of Season 49

Tanya Tucker | Brittney Spencer

Feb. 3 at 10 p.m.

Almost forty years after her last appearance on the ACL stage, “Delta Dawn” country icon Tanya Tucker makes her return. Known throughout country music for her glitzy,  glamorous sound, this Grammy award-winning artist takes the stage to celebrate her most recent album, “Sweet Western Sound,” which recently helped earn the Texas-native a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame in Oct. 2023. 

The second half of the episode features performances from singer-songwriter Brittney Spencer. This rising star makes her ACL debut showcasing tracks from her upcoming album, “My Stupid Life,” and more.

Noah Kahan | Flor de Toloache

Feb. 10 at 10 p.m.

Worldwide sensation, Noah Kahan, shares the stage with the revolutionary all-female mariachi band, Flor de Toloache, in this episode. 

Kahan recently took the world by storm with his 2022 album, “Stick Season,” which continues to dominate the charts. To add more to the rise of this new artist, the Vermont singer-songwriter recently received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 2024 Grammys.

The New York-based girl power band, Flor de Toloache, jams out for the second half of the episode. This act went from performing in New York subway stations to becoming one of the most recognizable vocal groups of the Latin Pop genre. Flor de Toloache will perform some of their most celebrated works, including tracks from their album, Motherflower, which received a 2024 Grammy nomination for Best Regional Mexican Music Album.

Alanis Morissette

Feb. 17 at 10 p.m.

Seven-time Grammy award winner Alanis Morissette gives a rock ‘n’ roll performance for her ACL debut. The Canadian singer-songwriter is known for her alt-rock grunge sound with hits like “Ironic” and “You Oughta Know.” Her 1995 album “Jagged Little Pill” earned her numerous awards, including a steady spot in Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time” list from 2003-2020. Tune in as this icon gives an hour–long performance of her incredible music, both new and old.

Bonnie Raitt

Feb. 24 at 10 p.m.

This celebrated folk-country artist returns to ACL for a full hour of soulful performances. Since first taking the ACL stage in 1984, Bonnie Raitt has become one of the most award winning female country artists of her generation. Although she is most known for her hit songs “Something to Talk About” and “Love Sneakin’ Up On You,” her most recent album, “Just Like That,” earned her 3 Grammy awards in 2022.

Austin City Limits 9th Annual Hall of Fame Honors Trisha Yearwood

March 2 at 10 p.m.

To celebrate her career and dedication to country music, ACL invites some of the genre’s most powerful voices for Trisha Yearwood’s Hall of Fame induction. Yearwood rose to stardom early in her career with her hit single “She’s in Love with the Boy” in 1991. Soon after, she continued to dominate the country music charts with albums like “Jasper County” and “Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love.” In this special episode, watch as she is joined on-stage by Don Henley, Brandy Clark, Jo Dee Messina, Brothers Osborne and more to celebrate her multiple ACL appearances and incredible singer-songwriter career.

Previous Episodes From Season 49

Austin City Limits 9th Annual Fall of Fame Honors John Prine

An Austin City Limits legend is honored in this special Hall of Fame induction episode. Known for his unique songwriting and revolutionary sound, John Prine is considered one of the most impactful voices of the country-folk genre. To celebrate his ACL legacy and contributions to the music industry, host Ethan Hawke welcomes many voices to the stage, including Tommy Prine, Tyler Childers, Kurt Vile, Nathaniel Rateliff, Allison Russell and more.

Robert Glasper | DOMi and JD BECK

Austin City Limits presents an episode full of Texas acts who have revolutionized the modern jazz scene. R&B and jazz icon Robert Glasper starts the episode. Glasper first rose to the top of the charts with his debut album “Black Radio” in 2012, which would go on to receive a Grammy award for Best R&B Album later that year. See Glasper’s genre-bending sound come to life as he’s joined by singers Emily King, Yebba and D Smoke. 

Popular duo DOMi and JD BECK finish the episode. Domi Louna, keyboardist, and JD Beck, drummer, began writing music together in 2018. The duo released their debut album, “Not Tight,” in 2022, which earned them nominations for Best New Artist and Best Contemporary Instrumental Album at the 2022 Grammys. Since then, they have collaborated with artists such as Anderson .Paak, Bruno Mars and Thundercat.

Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo

In this star-studded episode, two Rock & Roll Hall of Fame performers share their ACL debuts. First starting out as a singer-songwriter duo, the now husband and wife band of Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo are known for their contributions to the rock ‘n’ roll genre both individually and as a pair. With Giraldo’s passionate writing and Benatar’s powerful voice, together they created songs that would take over ‘80s hit radio. You may recognize some of their biggest hits, such as “Love Is a Battlefield,” “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” or “We Belong.” In this special episode, watch as this musical love story comes to life on the ACL stage.

Rodrigo Y Gabriela featuring The Austin Symphony Orchestra

“Austin City Limits” starts off Season 49 with something they’ve never done before. The Austin Symphony Orchestra performs alongside Grammy-winning guitar virtuosos Rodrigo y Gabriela, which will mark the first time an ACL artist and the world-renowned orchestra perform together. The Mexico City natives will be joined by an ensemble of more than 30 musicians, creating the perfect fusion among each of their distinct sounds. Together, they will deliver a one-of-a-kind performance that showcases the beauty of music.

Jenny Lewis | MUNA

Jenny Lewis returns for the first time in nearly a decade, making her third appearance on the iconic ACL stage with highlights from her latest album, “Joy’All,” her fourth solo album and fifth overall. Jenny will no doubt enchant the audience with her country-rock style. Sharing the hour is the breakout indie-pop band, MUNA. They are set to make their thrilling debut on the ACL stage, promising an electrifying performance that will introduce their unique sound and style to a wider audience. It’s a night that combines Jenny’s whimsical artistry with MUNA’s fresh and vibrant energy, making it a must-watch episode.

Lil Yachty | Sudan Archives

“Austin City Limits” spotlights a pair of innovators who are making their ACL debuts — Lil Yachty and Sudan Archives. Rap sensation Lil Yachty showcases his genre-bending album “Let’s Start Here,” a bold artistic endeavor that blends rap, pop and experimental elements. Lil Yachty is joined by Sudan Archives, a self-taught avant-garde violinist and singer-songwriter. Sudan Archives performs songs from her album “Natural Brown Prom Queen,” which is a work of art that seamlessly melds elements of R&B, pop and electronic music. Together, these two artists are set to deliver a remarkable performance.

Margo Price | Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway

Two American originals are brilliantly paired in this exceptional hour to produce a stunning musical experience that highlights the vast blend of American music. Margo Price makes her return for her second headlining appearance on the ACL stage. This time, she brings with her the heart and soul of her latest album, “Strays,” which serves as the centerpiece of her performance. Margo shares her deeply personal and thought-provoking storytelling through songs that resonate with all audiences. Sharing the spotlight is the next-generation bluegrass group, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway. This marks their first ACL appearance and they dazzle the audience with gems from their 2023 Grammy-winning Best Bluegrass Album, “Crooked Tree.” Together, Margo Price & Molly Tuttle represent the very essence of American music.

Jorge Drexler

Jorge Drexler’s arrival on the ACL stage is nothing short of a musical event that promises to leave an unforgettable mark. A global music powerhouse of the Latin music scene, who made history by sweeping the 2022 Latin Grammy Awards with a record seven awards, makes his first appearance on the ACL stage. He takes the audience on an unforgettable journey through a number of irresistible Spanish-language songs selected from his landmark album, “Tinta y Tiempo.” As the melodies flow and the lyrics unfold, audience members are invited to immerse themselves in the rich culture that is Latin music.

Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit

The celebrated singer-songwriter and four-time Grammy winner, Jason Isbell, along with his exceptionally talented band, The 400 Unit, make a return to the Austin City Limits stage. This marks their third headlining appearance. A decade has passed since their initial debut in Season 39, and in this highly-anticipated hour they treat fans to a musical journey that spans their remarkable career. With a repertoire that seamlessly weaves together fan-favorites from their previous appearances and new gems from the recent release, “Weathervanes,” Isbell and The 400 Unit create music that resonates and unfolds raw emotions and heartfelt storytelling.

Foo Fighters

A season’s standout moment awaits as the legendary Foo Fighters make their triumphant return for their third appearance on the ACL stage. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers had previously rocked the ACL stage twice, delivering unforgettable performances in 2009 (in ACL’s original Studio 6A) and again in 2015. In 2021, ACL celebrated the rock superstars’ 25th anniversary with an hour-long special that quickly became one of the most requested episodes in the ACL archives. It featured beloved classics from both of their previous appearances. Now, with great excitement, ACL is thrilled to welcome back this iconic band for an epic new hour on the ACL stage. Their return promises an electrifying performance that will undoubtedly go down in ACL history as another unforgettable moment.

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Previous episodes from Season 49 are available to stream online or on KAMU Passport.

For the past decade, “Finding Your Roots” has brought hundreds of lost family histories to light. Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. delves deep into the familial backgrounds of celebrities with the help of DNA experts, genealogists and the latest technology. Watch as these celebrities find their roots and make life-changing discoveries along the way.

What to Expect in Season 10

This January, join Henry Louis Gates, Jr. as he uncovers the family origins of 18 celebrity guests throughout ten new episodes. In celebration of the 10th anniversary season, three lucky fans were also chosen to be a part of the series and investigate their own family backgrounds. You can find these special guests amongst celebrities like LeVar Burton from “Star Trek,” Jesse Williams from “Grey’s Anatomy,” Ed O’Neill from “Modern Family” and many more. Check out this quick look at what you can expect in Season 10:

 

Here are a few details on future episodes to look forward to:

• Episode 1: Born to Sing – Join host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. as he discovers musicians Ciara and Alanis Morisette’s lost connections to music.
• Episode 2: Forever Young – Actors Valerie Bertinelli and Brandon Fraser take a look into their pasts.
• Episode 3: Fathers and Sons – Wes Studi and LeVar Burton resolve unanswered questions about their fathers.
• Episode 4: Buried Secrets – Singer Sammy Hagar and Actor Ed O’Neill delve into their hidden histories.
• Episode 5: Hold the Laughter – Comedians Bob Odenkirk and Iliza Shlesinger discover their drama-filled pasts.

 

When/How to Watch the New Season

• Tune in every Tuesday at 7 p.m. for Season 10
• You can watch live on KAMU or our online livestream. After each episode debuts, you can also stream it for a limited time on PBS.org or the PBS App.

 

Past Seasons Highlights

In anticipation of the new season, rewatch some of the best episodes from past seasons. Throughout the show’s history, hundreds of findings have been made in celebrity family trees. Here are some of the best ones:

 

S2 Ep. 1 Author Stephen King uncovers his absent father’s cryptic past.

 

S5 Ep. 1 “Game of Thrones” creator George R. R. Martin unearths answers to an old family mystery.

 

S6 Ep. 2 Actors Eric Stonestreet and Melissa McCarthy attribute their success to the ancestors who paved the way.

 

S6 Ep. 11 Fashion icon RuPaul discovers his ancestors were just as iconic as he is.

 

S9 Ep. 5 Viola Davis discovers how her ancestors shaped who she is today.

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These memorable episodes and more are available for streaming through KAMU Passport.

Tell Me More About Season 4

“All Creatures Great and Small” Season 4 promises to deliver more of everything you loved about Seasons 1-3, along with new faces, new paws and hoofs, and new hopes and dreams. The fourth season unfolds during the Easter season of 1940, amidst the backdrop of wartime uncertainties. James and Helen contemplate when to start a family, while Tristan’s service in the Royal Army Veterinary Corps leaves Siegfried at loose ends in more ways than one.

Although Tristan’s familiar face won’t be returning for Season 4, we welcome two new faces. Enter Richard Carmody, a fresh addition to the household, providing much-needed assistance with an acclimation process that unfolds just as you’d expect. Meanwhile, Siegfried introduces Miss Harbottle, an experienced bookkeeper, to instill some order amidst the chaos. It’s no surprise that the friendship between Helen and Mrs. Hall flourishes.

Be sure to catch the premiere of Season 4 on Sunday, Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. If you’re not near a TV, watch our livestream on any device through our website or the PBS App. And if you miss the first airing of an episode, we’re replaying each one the following Thursday at 8 p.m.

Want to watch on your schedule? Each episode will be available to stream for free through the PBS website for two weeks after its first airdate.

Where Can I Watch Previous Seasons?

There are a couple of ways you can gear up for the season premiere of “All Creatures Great and Small.” KAMU is currently re-airing Season 3 every Sunday, featuring two back-to-back episodes. This marathon will finish on Dec. 31, concluding with a special bonus program. Continue reading to find out more about this special program.

If you prefer to binge-watch the seasons anytime, anywhere, you can do so with KAMU Passport. If you’re a Passport member, PBS is offering you the chance to binge-watch Season 3 through their website. Either way, you’ll be all caught up for Season 4.

Go Behind-the-Scenes with All Creatures Great & Small

As mentioned earlier, on Dec. 31 at 9 p.m. we have a special program following the Season 3 finale of “All Creatures Great and Small” titled “All Creatures Great and Small: Chapter 3.” This special program provides an opportunity to go behind-the-scenes with some of the most beloved characters from the show. Listen to the creators and cast describe moments off-camera and learn how every detail is researched for period-authentic sets and costumes. Celebrate how the series takes viewers back to a simpler time. If you have plans on New Year’s Eve, no worries — this special program will air again on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m., just a couple of days before the Season 4 premiere.

We are so excited for the holiday season here at KAMU. As we continue to deck the halls around the office, of course we need some festive music! Thankfully, KAMU-FM is here to provide the perfect soundtrack to the most wonderful time of the year.

Christmas Music on KAMU-Classical

KAMU-Classical is excited to start celebrating the season with Christmas music. We’ll be playing holiday tunes during “Classical 24,” which airs early mornings, afternoons and overnights seven days a week. Here is when you can expect to hear these festive tunes on your radio:

Dec. 4-10: 5-10 minutes of Christmas music per hour

Dec. 11-17: 10-15 minutes of Christmas music per hour

Dec. 18-21: 50% Christmas programming

Dec. 22-25: 24/7 Christmas music

Check out our full KAMU-Classical schedule to see exactly when “Classical 24” airs. And if you don’t know how to access KAMU-Classical, we have compiled complete video and written instructions for finding us.

90.9 KAMU-FM/HD-1 Christmas Music Special

Celebrate your Christmas Eve with a night-long block of holiday music. From 5 p.m. on Dec. 24 to 6 a.m. on Dec. 25, enjoy non-stop Christmas music from wherever you listen to Aggieland’s Public Radio.

If you’re not near a radio on Christmas Eve, you can visit our website to listen live from your smartphone, laptop or other device, or listen through the NPR app or the TuneIn app. We’re proud to bring these seasonal tunes to our airwaves.

Check out our full 90.9 KAMU-FM schedule.

Thank you and happy holidays!

The holiday season is in full swing here at KAMU. This year, deck the halls and sing along to merry carols with some of your favorite PBS KIDS characters.

 

Sesame Street: The Nutcracker Starring Elmo & Tango

Wednesday, Dec. 6 at 9 a.m. and more

One of the most beloved holiday stories comes to life in this Sesame Street special. When Elmo falls into a deep sleep, he and his puppy, Tango, are transported to the mystical world of “The Nutcracker.” Full of Christmas cheer, original songs and lots of laughs, follow along as Elmo and Tango learn what makes this time of year truly special: the power of friendship.

 

Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas

Friday, Dec. 8 at 6 a.m. and more

George and The Man with the Yellow Hat are starting their countdown to the Christmas holiday. This includes picking a marvelous Christmas tree, making gingerbread cookies and George getting into plenty of mischief, of course! But when the day draws closer, will George be able to find the perfect gift in time?

“Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas” features three original songs along with tons of warmth and happiness for the holiday season.

 

Wild Kratts: A Creature Christmas

Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 6:30 a.m. and more

The Wild Kratts and their crew of animal experts are looking forward to their relaxing holiday celebration. But just as they’re starting to unwind, they get an alert that their most precious animals have been stolen. In this Christmas special, the Wild Kratts take viewers across the globe on a mission to rescue their special friends from their greatest rivals.

 

The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About Christmas!

Sunday, Dec. 17 at 7:30 a.m. and more

This cherished character from Dr. Seuss is back — this time for the Christmas season! Follow the Cat in the Hat, Nick and Sally as they set off on a mission to return a lost reindeer to his home in the Freezeyourknees Snowland. When they are left with no transportation after their thinga-ma-jigger breaks down, a team of animals from all over the world come together to help the crew finish what they started. Featuring fun original songs and loads of laughter, this holiday special is a must-watch this season.

 

Nature Cat: A Nature Carol

Tuesday, Dec. 19 at 11:30 a.m. and more

Nature Cat is bursting with holiday spirit and joy, decorating the forest with lights and festivities. But when he becomes greedy with his need for merry decor, he is visited by the spirits of Christmas past, present and future. Will the spirits be able to show Nature Cat the true meaning of the season before it’s too late!? Watch this unique twist on the Christmas classic, “A Christmas Carol,” to find out.

 

Let’s Go Luna! Luna’s Christmas Around the World

Saturday, Dec. 23 at 6 a.m. and more

In a special TV movie, take a journey and learn all about the reason for the season. In “Let’s Go Luna! Luna’s Christmas Around the World,” Luna, Leo, Andy and Carmen travel the globe on a mission to save Christmas. On their way, they discover the many different holiday traditions that people celebrate all over the world.

 

Arthur’s Perfect Christmas

Saturday, Dec. 23 at 7:30 a.m. and more

In this hour-long special, Arthur the aardvark takes viewers on a joyful educational adventure. Follow Arthur as he learns all about the holiday season while participating in Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa traditions. In order to make everyone’s special holiday even more spectacular, the people of Elwood City come together to embrace and celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.

 

Peg + Cat + Holidays

Sunday, Dec. 24 at 6 a.m.

Peg and Cat are on a mission to learn more about the holiday season. In their first adventure, the duo help Albert Einstein solve his “Hanukkah Problem”: making a homemade dreidel! Next, in the “Christmas Problem,” Santa Claus is running late on Christmas Eve. Can Peg and Cat help him wrap and deliver presents to all the children of the world before Christmas morning?

All your favorite PBS KIDS Holiday Programs on Christmas Day

Monday, Dec. 25 at 5:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

With almost too many festive, fun-filled programs to choose from, KAMU has you covered with a PBS KIDS marathon on Christmas day. Starting at 5:30 a.m., spend your morning unwrapping gifts and sipping cocoa with your favorite holiday specials.

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You can also visit our 24/7 PBS KIDS channel to view your favorite seasonal specials all day long. Check out our PBS KIDS TV schedule for more information.

‘Tis the season to sit by the fire and enjoy some holiday television. All month long, KAMU is spreading holiday cheer by providing the best specials and programs.

 

Agatha Christie: Lucy Worsley on the Mystery Queen

Part 1: Sunday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m.

Part 2: Sunday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m.

Part 3: Sunday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m.

This new three-part series follows Lucy Worsley as she uncovers the mysterious past of author Agatha Christie. After publishing the biography “Agatha Christie: An Elusive Woman,” Worsley initiates an investigation into Christie’s past. Throughout the series, Worsley discovers the dark secrets and past experiences that shaped this renowned storyteller.

 

All Creatures Great & Small

Every Sunday at 8 p.m. through Dec. 31

Catch up on Season 3 replays of “All Creatures Great & Small” every Sunday. This season, young James Herriot and the crew deal with new partnerships, recollections of the past and an oncoming war; all while keeping their veterinary practice alive. Throughout the month, prepare for the all-new Season 4 coming Sunday, Jan. 7.

Crane Candlelight Concert: Let it Shine!

Monday, Dec. 4 at 9:30 p.m.

Kick off the holiday season with the annual Crane Candlelight Concert. Almost 300 faculty and student musicians from SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music take the stage to spread joy through music.

 

The Thrill of Hope: A Concordia Christmas

Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 8 p.m.

Get in the holiday spirit with the musical ensembles of Concordia University Irvine and friends. Featuring “Silent Night,” “Angels We Have Heard on High,” “Hope Has an Answer” and many more, this musical collection is bound to bring joy and cheer in preparation for Christmas.

City of College Station and Bryan Christmas Parades

Dec. 24, Dec. 25, Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 at 1 p.m.

This year, KAMU is proud to broadcast the City of College Station and Bryan Christmas parades so that everyone can experience the holiday magic, even from home. Filled with lit-up floats, marching band carols and an appearance from Santa Claus, the celebration is bound to fill you with joy. These holiday traditions will be available to watch on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, as well as New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day!

KAMU thanks the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum for sponsoring this year’s broadcast of these holiday parades.

 

Mary Berry’s Highland Christmas

Sunday, Dec. 24 at 6 p.m.

Join Mary Berry in her family’s homeland, Scotland, where she honors her heritage by indulging in some traditional holiday meals. Gather some inspiration as Mary Berry and her guests prepare for Christmas by trying all sorts of special recipes.

 

Call the Midwife Holiday Special

Monday, Dec. 25 at 7 p.m.

As Christmas approaches and the people of Poplar begin to unwind, peace is disrupted by the appearance of an unexploded bomb. When residents must evacuate and navigate the town without electricity, the Nonnatus House staff are there to help and restore faith in the holidays.

“Sara’s Weeknight Meals” is about the things that matter most the world over — quick, tasty home cooked meals, eaten with family, and made with love. Sara Moulton’s warm teaching style has made her a beloved presence on television for decades on Good Morning America, the Food Network and at Gourmet Magazine. Now this fast-paced informative half-hour series shares Sara’s vast culinary experience and flair for putting flavorful, healthy food on the table…and with minimal fuss. In each episode, Sara welcomes both beginner and experienced home cooks into her kitchen, sharing practical tips, time-saving techniques, and an array of recipes, making it a resource for anyone looking for aid in their weeknight dining experience.

Cook’s Country

Saturdays at 3:30 p.m.

“Cook’s Country” takes cherished family recipes from all across the United States and gives them a fresh twist, making them accessible for home cooks everywhere. Following the same down-to-earth culinary philosophy that has propelled Cook’s Country magazine to success, the series presents the finest examples of home cooking from coast to coast. Join us on this culinary journey across America, as we celebrate the rich variety of flavors and traditions that make the nation’s home cooking truly exceptional.

Lidia’s Kitchen

Saturdays at 4:00 p.m.

The Daytime Emmy-winning chef Lidia Bastianich expertly crafts simple, seasonal and budget-friendly dishes in her show “Lidia’s Kitchen.” Utilizing her wealth of tips and techniques gathered over the years, Lidia transforms ingredients into delightful meals, ranging from apple cider-braised pork shoulder and salmon with mustard sauce to lentil country salad and Grandma Rosa’s apple cake. Lidia’s episodes radiate her deep love for cooking as she imparts her knowledge, guiding viewers on a journey to draw upon their culinary heritage and create a warm, homey atmosphere in the kitchen.

Pati’s Mexican Table

Saturdays at 4:30 p.m.

Pati Jinich’s Mexican upbringing brought “Pati’s Mexican Table” together with the fond memories of renowned chef and cookbook author. Throughout its 10 seasons, the show has been honored with three James Beard Awards and received four Emmy nominations. A captivating blend of travel adventure and culinary education in every episode, Pati leads us on a journey through her Mexico, and then graciously welcomes us into her U.S. kitchen. Here, she imparts the secrets of traditional Mexican cooking as it is cherished in Mexican households, while also exploring exciting new variations. Each season of the show embarks on an exploration of a distinct Mexican region, emphasizing its rich variety and acquainting us with the wide spectrum of regional cuisines.