Rogue History
The Free Speech Battle They Don't Teach You About
Matthew Lyon was an immigrant Congressman jailed for free speech for criticizing the President.
TV Schedules
PBS North Carolina TV Schedules
See what’s airing next on all our channels using the interactive schedule below. Browse by day or week, filter by time and channel, and search upcoming listings for your favorite programs. If you prefer a printable option, you can download March's prime-time schedule as a PDF. (Please note: This PDF is designed to be printed in landscape mode.)
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New From PBS NC
Overview
Why They're Launching Rockets Into the Northern Lights
Scientists are studying solar storms in the aurora that can disrupt satellites and power grids.
State Lines
March 6, 2026
Primary election: NC Senate leader Phil Berger down by 2 votes; U.S. House races in new districts.
Black Issues Forum
From Prison to Power
How an old prison will be transformed into a housing/ workforce site for the formerly incarcerated.
Shaped by Sound
Charly Lowry
Charly Lowry shares how she turned identity, resilience and “swamp magic” into her signature sound.
Side by Side with Nido Qubein
Summer McGee, Ph.D., President, Lenoir-Rhyne University
University president Summer McGee on how to ensure higher education’s long-term viability.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, March 10, 6 PM
Indie Lens Pop-Up: The Inquisitor Screening & Discussion
Join PBS North Carolina for a screening of "The Inquisitor," a new documentary from Independent Lens chronicling the journey of Barbara Jordan, the congresswoman who transformed U.S. politics. Following the screening, stay for a meaningful community conversation.
Wednesday, March 25, 5:30 PM
A Sacred Thread Screening & Discussion
Join PBS North Carolina at Western Carolina University's Bardo Arts Center for a screening of "A Sacred Thread," the story of the Snowbird Cherokee struggle to protect their language and heritage. Following the screening, join us for a rich conversation about preserving culture and identity.
Saturday, April 25, 12 PM
Indie Lens Pop-Up: The Librarians Screening & Discussion
Join PBS North Carolina for a screening of "The Librarians," a new documentary from Independent Lens that examines lawmakers' move to review and restrict library book lists. Following the screening, join us for a timely discussion on book challenges, education and the future of public libraries.
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