Kazakhstan
Tamra Fatemi-Badi and home cooks from Kazakhstan prepare Bauyrsak, which is fried dough served with jam and tea, and Mantin, which are steamed dumplings made with ground beef, potatoes, and pumpkin. Watch »
Tamra Fatemi-Badi and home cooks from Kazakhstan prepare Bauyrsak, which is fried dough served with jam and tea, and Mantin, which are steamed dumplings made with ground beef, potatoes, and pumpkin. Watch »
Learn to choose, care for & replant a living Christmas tree. Watch »
Learn to make your own potting mix to grow plants indoors or on your deck. It's a simple recipe, though it lacks an ingredient you might expect to be included: soil. Watch »
Local veterinarians answer viewer pet-related questions such as proper diet, exercise, and more! Watch »
Girls are stepping onto the mat in record numbers, making wrestling the fastest-growing high school sport in the country. In this WPSU original documentary, Pennsylvania high school girl wrestlers try to find their footing in a historically male-dominated sport. Watch »
Learn the basics of growing your own herbs in your home. We’ll go over what herbs grow well in doors, proper planting, and more. Watch »
Join WPSU – October 1-11, 2025 – as we travel to London, Cornwall, and more on our first group travel. We'll see the landscapes and homes featured in some our your favorite Masterpiece programs, including Poldark and Downton Abbey. Continue »
Wednesday, October 1 – Saturday, October 11
Host Tamra Fatemi-Badi welcomess Sebastian Salazar-Nicholls into the World Kitchen for a workshop featuring two recipes that are very special in Ecuadorean culture, Colada Morada and Guaguas de pan. Watch »
This educational video series exposes students to the wide range of careers available to them and encourages them to take the next steps to meeting their goals. Continue »
The WPSU Education Ambassador cohort is an exciting opportunity to join educators across the region through enriching professional development, peer-to-peer connection, and ongoing support from your local PBS and NPR public media station. Join WPSU’s Education Ambassador Program as a steward of quality media integration. Continue »
With support from The Giant Company, WPSU will host a series of screenings on a series of diverse topics. All screenings except Art Happens Here take place at the WPSU Lobby at 7:00 p.m. with a reception to follow. (Dates subject to change.) All Creatures Great and Small, Season 5 Premiere Thursday, January 9 New […] Continue »
Jon Smith’s Voyages mixes rock, soul, funk, psychedelic, pop, and blues into theatrical rock that is a treat for the eyes and the ears. Watch »
Join World Kitchen host Tamra Fatemi-Badi as she welcomes Alexandra Faille into the World Kitchen for a workshop featuring Chilean food and culture. Watch »
The November 5 election is fast approaching, and Pennsylvania is a battleground state. We'll talk with two experts about Pennsylvania’s role as a swing state, what we can and can’t learn from polls, the race for U.S. Senate, and which issues are important to voters. Watch »
See how simple it can be to take a cutting from a friend or from your garden and learn quick tips to ensure your new plant thrives. Watch »
Whether it’s shopping at the 100-mile yard sale in the Quehanna region or visiting Antique Capital USA in Lancaster County, thrifting, antiqueing, and yard saling have become favorite pasttimes of people who love to find a good deal. Watch »
The Jaded Lips mix rock, punk, grunge, and blues into a potent mix of homegrown rock n’ soul. Watch »
With its picturesque landscapes and fertile soil, Pennsylvania is renowned for its diverse farming. With multi-generational farms using new technology to assist in the work, the state’s agricultural sector thrives, supporting local communities and markets. Watch »
Caledonia play their style of Americana – a mix of roots, country, and bluegrass. Watch »
Penn State Alumni Association CEO Paul Clifford and Tamra Fatemi-Badi lead an alumni tailgate workshop, sharing Lebanese-inspired recipes for worldly dishes to offer at your future tailgate. Watch »
Bellefonte’s role in the history of air mail is still celebrated today, as is Mill Hall’s Piper Aviation’s significance in WWII. Pilots from across the nation travel to Mifflin County to fly aircraft that have no motors. Watch »
State College artists Ted McCloskey & the Hi-Fi’s perform their take on rock n’ roll. A mix of rock, grunge, blues, and punk. Watch »
Hershey’s chocolate is not the only special sweet treat that comes from Pennsylvania. The stories behind Gardners Candies, Ritchey’s Ice Cream and Inside Out Cookie are calorie-free, but their products will satisfy anyone’s sweet tooth. Watch »
Guest chefs Hyeson Kim and Jooyeon Rhee will join host Tamra Fatemi-Badi for a fascinating workshop on the culture and cuisine of Korea, featuring traditional Kimbap or Gimbap (seaweed, rice, and vegetable rolls) and Bibimbap (rice and vegetables). Watch »
Guest experts discuss actions to support those at risk of dying by suicide and what we can do as a community. Featuring Marisa Vicere, founder of the Jana Marie Foundation, and Elisabeth James, M.Ed., LPC, mental health clinician at State College Area High School. Watch »
Check out the bears, rare birds and more captured on Shaver's Creek's trail cam this summer. Watch »
WPSU’s fall PBS KIDS event is back! This free indoor and outdoor family event offers activities for kids ages 3 through 10 including games, make and take crafts, take-home gift bags, photo opps with Nature Cat, Touch-a-Truck, and more. Continue »
Saturday, October 19, from 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Join us for a screening of LEONARDO DA VINCI, the latest documentary film from Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion about the importance of arts education and include art demonstrations. Continue »
Thursday, November 7, at 5:30 p.m.
Volunteers from the Chestnut Ridge area share stories of the local Quaker history, the lost children of the Alleghenies, Shawnee State Park, Singing Brook Farm, and more. Community pride is on full display in tales about the school district and athletics. Learn to stream on your home TV or device of your choice. Watch »
WPSU is continuing the WPSU Reads initiative with "The Bear" by Andrew Krivák. The goal of this initiative is to engage the community in deeper appreciation and understanding of human's relation within the natural world. WPSU is partnering with community organizations and leaders by providing free copies of the book, hosting writing workshops, engaging in discussions, and amplifying existing opportunities occurring throughout the region. Continue »
World Kitchen host Tamra Fatemi-Badi uses summer vegetables and herbs from the garden to create a Greek Salad, various kabobs, and a creamy Tzatziki side dish. Watch »
Learn pesticide alternatives to keep your gardening free from pests & weeds. Watch »
Learn how mine pollution harmed "Red" Moshannon Creek and the efforts to clean it up. Watch »
Quick tips for trimming trees to avoid damage, including the three-cut method. Watch »
Stephen Nedoroscik helped the U.S. men’s gymnastics team win its first Olympic team medal since 2008. Watch our profile of him from 2022. After the global pandemic canceled his senior season at Penn State and his path to the Olympics, Stephen came back strong for Team USA to make history at the world championships in Kitakyushu, Japan. Watch »
Tips to protect yourself from ticks and Lyme disease in the woods and in your own yard. Watch »
The future of agriculture is taking root at the Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm at Penn State. Watch »
Mel DeYoung has hosted WPSU’s Morning Edition for the last 13 years. Before that, he spent a couple of decades as a host and the coordinator of WPSU’s Folk Show. Mel has decided he wants more time for travel, home projects, and sleep. July 10 was his last day as WPSU’s regular Morning Edition host. Some of his WPSU coworkers shared their thoughts about Mel. Continue »
Penn State students are tackling the problem of acid mine drainage. Watch »
Sarah Lower, an assistant professor of biology at Bucknell University, and student Susan Deering were catching fireflies on a recent afternoon at a farm in Kellettville, Pennsylvania, in Forest County. But it wasn't just for fun. They're studying the insects, particularly the ones that don't light up as adults. Instead researchers believe they emit pheromones and use smell to communicate. Continue »