A suspicious death interrupts the Easter celebrations in Grantchester, and Alphy attempts to use the case as a distraction from his personal life. Sunday at 9pm.
Tanks, troops and marching bands assembled in the nation’s capital Saturday for a massive parade of American military power requested by President Donald Trump, a show that was met by Americans around the country displaying another kind of power: protest.
Longtime President & CEO of Maryland Public Television Larry D. Unger retires on June 30, 2025, but he couldn't leave without saying goodbye and thank you. Thank YOU Larry!
Turn up the fun and learning with Summer On! family activity calendars. Each month features fun themes built around MPT’s Media STEPs: Select, Talk, Explore, and Play.
HBCU Week NOW offers films about the under-told stories of sacrifice, courage, innovation, and hope that chronicle HBCU contributions to science, medicine, history, education, civil rights, the arts, music, sports, and more!
MPT recently launched a Door-to-Door Membership drive. We're out in the community, reminding our neighbors of the important part they play in keeping public media available to everyone in Maryland and the region.
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If you believe in the power of public media, now is the time to make your voice heard. Visit Protect My Public Media today to tell Congress why MPT and public media matter to you. Decisions made in the coming weeks will shape the future of public media for years to come.
How does the funding for public media really work? What is the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and what's at risk without funding? Public media is made by and for the people, and federal funding is crucial to this mission.
