In the 1960s, The Aerovons band made up of St. Louis teenagers was in London cutting a record and meeting the Beatles; the origins of the St. Louis tradition of telling Halloween jokes; Lucas Harger is an accomplished film editor working in St. Louis; and chess coach Phil Berry teaches students to make the right moves in chess and life. Streaming now on the PBS app.
This year marks a milestone—our 70th year of proudly serving the St. Louis region. Check out our timeline, greetings from local and PBS personalities, and much more!
The new season of this award-winning series for pre-k through fourth-grade learners has a new set, new segments, and a new collaboration with Webster University. Each literacy-focused episode features familiar host Dr. Sanders, a pre-k educator, along with lessons from local classroom teachers, special guests, and fun field trips. Weekdays at 9:30 am on Nine PBS and livestream.
When in-depth conversations are required and trust is critical, it’s best to start by listening. Nine PBS's new podcast explores complex issues with the people working to help our region thrive.
