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Iowa Girls State Volleyball Championships
Watch coverage of the girls state volleyball tournament live beginning Thursday, November 7 at 10 a.m.
Iowa Press
Rachel Paine Caufield, professor and co-chair of the department of political science at Drake University and David Peterson, professor of political science at Iowa State University, discuss the latest political news and developments on the final weekend before Election Day.
Market to Market
H5N1 is discovered in a new animal in Oregon. Gathering world views to work on feeding the planet. And, commodity market analysis with our senior market analyst Arlan Suderman.
Studio 3 LIVE
Iowa’s quintessential band, The Nadas, share their storied career as a folk Americana act.
World Food Prize Laureate
Coverage of the 2024 World Food Prize Laureate Award Ceremony at the Iowa Capitol.
Iowa Life
Learn about Iowa Deaf Baseball Camp, the Sharks synchronized swimming club and minibikes.
Market to Market
BRICS nations gather in Russia for a summit. A simple strategy to lower temperatures and open up miles of new habitat. And, commodity market analysis with our senior market analyst John Roach.
Studio 3 LIVE
Honest songwriting and connecting with fans has made Halle Kearns a rising star in the country music scene.
Iowa Press
Republican Party of Iowa Chair Jeff Kauffman will discuss the campaign homestretch, get-out-the-vote efforts and what Republican candidates' chances look like in races across the state.
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Stories
Our fun personality quiz is here to show you the kind of fan you might be today, with programming recommendations to help you find your new favorite shows on the PBS app!
Take an adventure across Iowa's scenic byways to visit some delicious restaurants.
Our military documentaries provide in-depth, compelling stories that explore the history, achievements and experiences of Iowan service members.
Do you remember these less well known PBS gems made for children over the decades?
Gargoyles, grotesques and gnomes are all featured in central Iowa architecture.
What if, lurking in the shadows, there's someone... or something... watching? Today we're searching for Bigfoot in Iowa.
The tale begins with a fiery train crash. One car, filled with orphan children, became a tragic inferno.
Let’s go back in time to Van Meter, Iowa in 1903. You look up and see something looking back at you from the top of a building. But what is that? You’ve never seen anything like it before. This is the story of the Van Meter Visitor.
If you’re looking for some nostalgic costume inspiration, check out our ideas for fans of all ages.
Did you use your imagination as a child to travel to far-off places, learning about destinations from Carmen Sandiego or those featured in books in Reading Rainbow? Let us take you near and far as an adult with our culture and travel programs.
Do you remember a childhood spent pretending to be Julia Child with your Easy-Bake Oven or swinging a toy hammer like Bob Vila? If you're looking for home and how-to inspiration as an adult, PBS is still here for you.
We bet your childhood had a lot of music, from Sesame Street to Reading Rainbow, and maybe you even learned to draw with The Secret City. If you've still got music in your soul and an appreciation for the arts overall, we've got great programs to entice you today.
PBS Past and Present
Were PBS shows an essential part of your childhood? Enjoy the nostalgia of revisiting the PBS of decades past while you rediscover the brand today for all it has to offer you as an adult.
Iowa Life
Iowa Life
Explore a unique town festival, prairie restoration, and a newspaper serving Black Iowans.
Iowa Life
Visit a farmer who raises peacocks, meet a professor who hiked across the state to document historical changes in Iowa, and learn how one northeast Iowa organization helps immigrants and refugees.
Iowa Life
Meet a juggler from southeast Iowa and four women organizing a student run fashion show.
Iowa Life
Explore public art, meet a world-renowned woodcarver, and visit a rock ’n’ roll summer camp.
Iowa Life
Learn how the emerald ash borer is impacting Iowa neighborhoods, meet a comic book artist who is writing a new
series aimed at kids, learn about an inspiring musician and dancer, and take a ride on a train in Missouri Valley.
Iowa Life
Explore the lyceum movement, refugee support and the history behind one Iowa love story.
Iowa Life
Iowans celebrate the holidays in diverse ways — with food, flowers, friendship and song.
Iowa Life
See how service dogs help veterans, meet a student inventor and visit Byron’s Bar.
Iowa Life
Explore the Underground Railroad Ride, the Groundswell Cafe and a non-profit in Clinton.
Iowa Life
Learn about girls wrestling, meet a makeup artist, and visit the last Ben Franklin store.
Iowa Life
Explore bird rehabilitation, visit Mediaverse Studios, and meet the Christofferson family.
Iowa Life
Explore breakdancing, a 1968 plane crash and community revitalization through the arts.
Iowa Life
Explore a culinary competition, a luthier, equine-assisted therapy, and piano restoration.
Iowa Life
Explore cowboy mounted shooting, a music publisher and an after-school skate club.
Iowa Life
Meet Griff II, Drake University’s live mascot and see a 96-foot tapestry in Centerville.
Iowa Life
Learn about Iowa Deaf Baseball Camp, the Sharks synchronized swimming club and minibikes.
Studio 3 LIVE
Studio 3 LIVE
Vocal powerhouse Elizabeth Moen uses life to inspire her as a songwriter and lyricist.
Studio 3 LIVE
James Tutson’s soulful blend of gospel and rock music tells stories of joy and sorrow.
Studio 3 LIVE
Adeem the Artist’s music expresses a worldview built by reconciling past pain with hope.
Studio 3 LIVE
The NOLA Jazz Band’s blues and jazz stylings capture the spirit of New Orleans music.
Studio 3 LIVE
Bassel & The Supernaturals use soul and funk to sing of love, loss and the Syrian war.
Studio 3 LIVE
Mickey Davis takes viewers on a musical journey through the 10 acts featured on season 1.
Studio 3 LIVE
Art pop musician Sen Morimoto blends jazz, indie rock and R&B into an ever-evolving style.
Studio 3 LIVE
Avey Grouws Band brings their roots and blues sound and powerful vocals to the stage.
Studio 3 LIVE
William Elliott Whitmore’s roots-folk-style music is inspired by life on his family farm.
Studio 3 LIVE
Trio Bad Bad Hats showcases their indie rock sound with a charming and joyful performance.
Studio 3 LIVE
Neptune’s Core is two sets of sisters bringing their love of indie and punk music to life.
Studio 3 LIVE
Honest songwriting and connecting with fans has made Halle Kearns a rising star in the country music scene.
Studio 3 LIVE
Iowa’s quintessential band, The Nadas, share their storied career as a folk Americana act.
News & Events
Iowa PBS announces Chad Aubrey as the new director of engineering and technology for the network. He will ensure the seamless operation of critical IT, audio, video and file-based systems, which are essential for content creation, distribution and transmission. This pivotal leadership role will also contribute to the strategic planning process of the organization.
Iowa PBS announces the hire of Cameron McCoy as their new director of content. The director of content will assist the network in content planning and development for local and statewide programming. This critical leadership role manages all broadcast and streaming content, ensuring our programming educates, informs, enriches and inspires Iowans.
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