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Chris White finds this vexingTIL: PBS has a streaming service called Passport that you get access to for as little as $5 donated to your local station per month. It's good! Lots of great documentaries, some foreign language shows, usual PBS stuff.
Karl Auerbach@stoneymonster Yes, PBS' Passport is a good value for $5/month. (We've been signed up for multiple years already.)
Blue Dahlia@stoneymonster the app/ui is pretty good too, fairly user-friendly
lopta@stoneymonster I've seen that in the PBS app.
Saskboy K.@stoneymonster does it work in Canada?
@saskboy Yes! With some limitations: https://help.pbs.org/support/solutions/articles/12000073169-using-pbs-passport-as-a-canadian-member
A Vernal PoolI was giving monthly to the local public radio for years and then they merged with public television and so now I have access to Passport. It was a welcome surprise.
a fish named dog ✡️♾️@stoneymonster (if you can you should donate more, obviously, especially with funding cuts. but if you can't, that's why PBS is so cheap/free.)
Cowboy Who?@stoneymonster If you like things like SpaceTime or Be Smart, and kinda hate watching them on YouTube, it's a good alternative.
Also: checkout Otherwords and Eons!
boldlyloudcat@stoneymonster for the general public passport can be found here:
Kevin RussellFundraising for PBS and NPR is welcome on #Mastodon
Wayne Werner@stoneymonster the Woodrights shop is great!
Something I learned from one episode - porches on houses were brought over from Africa
Their news hour is also great
Journeys In Film@stoneymonster We make free lesson plans and discussion guides for a bunch of films that stream on PBS, so we're excited to learn about PBS Passport, too!
(((Ttown)))🌐✌@stoneymonster
It's great. Worth every penny.
It's great. Worth every penny.
Dawn Tåke 🌙 
FallsMom 🌻Yes! I also stream from my library, Kanopy and Hoopla.