Sometimes life finds a way, and in this case, it has! “Walking With Dinosaurs” is back! Originally released by BBC in 1999, the beloved six-part miniseries has been reimagined with new visual effects. Monday, June 16, through Wednesday, June 18, two episodes will air each night at 7 and 8 on Arkansas PBS and at myarpbs.org/live.
Are you tired of burgers and hot dogs on the grill? Even if you’re not, we have some fresh and flavorful recipes from the Arkansas PBS original production “Cooking on the Wild Side” for you to try this summer! And, don’t worry! We get right into it, so you won’t have to hear a background story of how every ingredient came into the kitchen.
Each Saturday at 2:30 p.m., “Cooking on the Wild Side” brings back Phyllis Speer and John Philpot with mouthwatering recipes and endearing banter from the original “Arkansas Outdoors” series.
Do you have any travel plans this summer? Arkansas PBS is sharing local programs this June featuring historical sites and natural beauty that may sway your decision on where to visit next! Don’t miss these four documentaries by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Larry Foley. You’ll visit the University of Arkansas campus, the former Spring Training ground for Major League Baseball, the architecture in Northwest Arkansas and finish with a trip outdoors to the Buffalo River. Stay tuned in July as we’ll have more destination spots to inspire your travels.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month – a time to honor the rich tapestry of cultures, histories and voices that have helped shape America’s past and continue to influence its future. From pioneering artists like Tyrus Wong and groundbreaking storytellers like Amy Tan, to bold documentarians capturing intergenerational struggles and triumphs, Arkansas PBS Passport offers a powerful slate of films that celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences.
Steve Weldon is a self-described “adventure nut and a hiking fool.” From his start in radio to finding a love of the outdoors in Arkansas, Weldon’s career has brought him numerous opportunities, including hosting “Walkin’ West” as he discovers hidden gems in California, Alaska, Hawaii and many other states west of the Continental Divide. “Walkin’ West” airs Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. on Arkansas PBS.
The “Arkansas Quiz Bowl 2025” state champions have been crowned in the state finals held at Arkansas PBS on Saturday, April 26, and we’re proud to celebrate these outstanding young scholars!
The final standings were:
Class 1A
2025 State Champion: Haas Hall Academy Springdale
From left: Aasritha Jayanthi, Zack Hansen, Trent Larsen, Atticus Finch, Hannah Atungulu, Andrew Schrader, Riley Warren
Each year, it is our responsibility to reflect, remember and ensure that the stories of those who lived through one of history’s darkest chapters are never forgotten for Holocaust Days of Remembrance. At Arkansas PBS, we honor this solemn occasion through a rich collection of programs that explore the Holocaust and its legacy from deeply personal, historical and artistic perspectives. Whether through music, in-depth documentaries or survivor testimonies, these stories offer more than remembrance – they offer connection, education and the power of resilience.
Forty years of "Quiz Bowl"? That’s right, and this year we are celebrating all the years of scholarship and competition that has been an Arkansas PBS tradition since 1985.
The Arkansas Governor’s "Quiz Bowl” has allowed high school players across the state to display their knowledge in literature, math, science, history, art, music and economics. Teams from across the state compete for the chance to represent The Natural State in national tournaments.
Identical twin brothers Ernie and Earl Cates have been staples of the Fayetteville music scene for decades, blowing up to tour the world with Bob Dylan, The Band, Stephen Stills and more. Starting in the 1960s, the brothers released music through different record labels including Electra-Asylum and Atlantic Records. In 2007, the brothers and their band came to what was then known as the AETN studios to perform in front of an enthusiastic live studio audience as part of “AETN Presents.”
You’ve heard the news that the locally produced Arkansas PBS educational series “Mystery League” has been selected for national distribution! You’ve heard from Arkansas PBS writer Corey Womack and directors Terrell Case and Eric White.
