With KERA Passport, stream entire seasons of selected MASTERPIECE dramas, like All Creatures Great and Small, Victoria, and Grantchester, and other popular PBS programs like The Great British Baking ...

“Little Mexico/El Barrio” – The rich cultural heritage of one of Dallas’ oldest neighborhoods is the subject of this half-hour KERA production, which records and preserves some of the history of this ...

A short film from KERA profiling Nobel Prize Winner Jack Kilby, the Texas Instruments engineer who co-invented the integrated circuit (more commonly known as a microchip). On February 6, 1959, Kilby ...

“JFK: Breaking the News” offers a close-up look at how reporters responded to a national tragedy. Through the lens of journalists working in Dallas in 1963, audiences will learn about the ...

Nico Leone is the President and CEO of KERA — a nonprofit public media organization in North Texas reaching more than 4.5 million people each month. KERA’s mission is to inform and inspire the North ...

Sylvia Komatsu is Chief Content and Diversity Officer for KERA and KXT. She oversees news, radio, television, digital media, community engagement and educational services. She is a graduate of Harvard ...

KERA’s curated video collection highlights the stories and cultures of different racial and ethnic groups across America. Through these videos, we want to amplify the voices of our community and ...

Thank you all for your patience and understanding during our long pause throughout the pandemic. The safety and well-being of our staff, volunteers and guests was our top priority. We have reopened ...

Whether as a commercial barge canal, environmental resource or potential riverfront tourism destination, plans for the Trinity River have been topics of considerable debate for generations of North ...

“Freedman’s Cemetery Memorial: A Place of Healing,” documents the transformation of a desecrated burial ground for former slaves and their descendents in Dallas into a monument to African-American ...

This award-winning special looks at an innovative social program that temporarily transplants gang members and other at-risk urban teens to a survival camp in rural East Texas where they learn ...

The early days of the cattle industry that gave Fort Worth its enduring nickname, the promotional genius of Amon Carter, the 1936 Frontier Centennial and the birth of Texas Swing are just a few of the ...