What's On, and Where?

» Chart of MPT Channels and Cable/Satellite Providers

• MPT and its high-definition counterpart, MPT-HD, bring viewers a regular lineup of PBS programming as well as MPT's own locally produced shows and specials. From weekday mornings featuring Sesame Street and other children's shows to afternoons devoted to Afternoon Tea with its British comedy entries and evenings launched by MPT's Public Square block of news and public affairs programs, MPT delivers quality productions that educate and entertain.
• MPT2 is Maryland Public Television's digital channel with lifestyle, cultural, and informational programming for family and adult audiences. MPT2 combines the most popular of PBS fare along with encore presentations of MPT's own original productions.
• V-me is a free-to-MPT and free-to-viewers 24-hour Spanish-language digital channel that offers preschool programs and educational shows; Latino-focused food, travel, home, and self-improvement fare; and specials featuring arts and pop culture.

Channel Reception

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Closed Captioning Complaints

If you are having problems with closed captioning such as disappearing or garbled captions, contact:

• Jeff Wachter, Master Control Supervisor, 410-581-4251, fax 410-998-3717, jwachter@mail.mpt.org, or
• Kirby Storms, Director of Engineering, Maryland Public Television, 11767 Owings Mills Blvd., Owings Mills, MD 21117