Highlights & Specials
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Sunday, November 23, 7:00 pm
The encounter between one man and one wolf led to the establishment of the national park system and the Boy Scout movement.
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Sunday, November 23, 8:00 pm
A revealing portrait of one of the most celebrated broadcasters of the 20th century— longtime MASTERPIECE THEATRE host Alistair Cooke.
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KCPT: The Voice of Kansas City
Go behind the scenes at KCPT and see why PBS is the most trusted institution in America. View video>
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Fancy everything British? Join the KCPT BritCom Club and 100% of your sponsorship goes to keeping British comedies on KCPT, and your name will appear as a sponsor both before and after each show sponsored.
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Charting New Frontiers in Teaching
Forget filmstrips, KCPT's ChalkWaves brings digital video to community classrooms.
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This seasonally-themed magazine show showcases the wealth of music, theatre, dance and visual arts that make this town special.
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Thursdays 7:00pm - KCPT's weekly political free for all that looks at the news of the day and the trends of the times.
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Thursdays 7:30pm
Those TV Weasels are back on the road again, digging up cool grassroots art and off the wall attractions. Keep up on with their travels and read their daily blog. Read the blog. |
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Thursdays 8:00pm - KCPT brings you programs with "local flavor."
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Fridays 7:30pm - Join moderator Nick Haines and this week's panel for a behind the scenes look at Kansas City's top news stories.
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Insight Arts is a series of 2 minute vignettes airing on KCPT between programs. Each piece highlights local arts organizations—the visual arts, dance, theater, opera, music, film, video, and literature.
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KC Science, INC is a partnership of KCPT Public Television, Johnson County Library, Science City at Union Station, Pathfinder Science and Science Pioneers, focused on promoting science-related events, encouraging interest in science, advocating for science-based careers and "inspiring natural curiosity" throughout the community.
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Although putting used or unwanted items out for the trash may seem to be the easiest solution, it isn't always the best solution. Many items can be reused even if they are old or in need of repair. Visit Recyclespot.org for more information. |
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Earn an associate's, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree from one of seven area colleges or universities—on your own time. |
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Help us with a gift of your time. KCPT needs volunteers for:
