Local Programs
You are probably aware of the many great national programs we air on WPSU-TV, produced by PBS and other PBS-Member Stations. You may not realize, however, that many of the programs on WPSU-TV are produced right here in Central Pennsylvania.
Current Series
- Pennsylvania Inside Out
This exciting public affairs program provides in-depth information on the issues, events and people affecting the communities served by WPSU and Penn State. Airing Monday through Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
- Scholastic Scrimmage
The quiz show where high school teams face off in a contest of quick recall.
- Music from Penn State
Created by WPSU-TV in collaboration with Penn State's Schools of Music and Theatre, this series highlights various musical groups and performers including both Penn State students and faculty.
- Huddle Up
Fridays during football season, WPSU's David Price leads a discussion of Penn State football complete with weekly highlights and analysis.
- Courtside with Coquese
This show features an intimate look at the Lady Lions basketball program with new head coach, Coquese Washington. This series can currently be seen Fridays at 7:30pm.
- Let's Talk Sports Nittany Lion Fans
Steve Jones hosts this weekly program of Penn State sports highlights and in-depth interviews with Penn State athletic newsmakers.
- Our Town
This series profiles the people, places, and happenings of Central Pennsylvania communities, shot and narrated by the towns' residents.
- WPSU
Cooks!
WPSU Cooks! showcases some of Pennsylvania's favorite food memories. Garnering rave reviews and fan input, past shows have included "E is for Ethnic", "C is for Chocolate", and "F is for Family Favorites".
Documentaries & Specials
- Pennsylvania
War Stories: The Lucky Ones
From hometowns across the state - Erie, Lock Haven, Altoona - they served; they survived. Pennsylvania veterans share their memorable World War II experiences in Europe, the Pacific and at home in this WPSU documentary highlighting Pennsylvania's contributions to the war effort.
- Children and Autism: Time Is Brain
This 30-minute documentary features two families faced with the daunting challenge of raising a child with autism, their therapists, and a board certified behavior analysts designing learning environments for people with autism and developmental disabilities.
- The Grange
Fair: An American Tradition
This Emmy Award-winning documentary chronicles a vanishing piece of Americana, one of the last remaining agricultural encampment fairs in the country, and the families who spend months preparing for this unique rural phenomena.
- LifeLink
PSU: A Road to Independence
This production traces the individual stories of eight special needs students participating in this project, their difficulties, their triumphs, and their personal growth as they work toward independence.
- Raise the
Song: The History of Penn State
This all-new documentary examines the people and events that have taken the commonwealth's land grant university from its humble roots as the state farmer's high school to an internationally recognized place of learning.
- Small Ball: A Little
League Story
This documentary captures the hope, thrills and excitement of players, parents and coaches as a team of 11- and 12-year-old Little Leaguers go from their small town all the way to the 2002 Little League Baseball World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
- Tracks Across The Sky
A revered national landmark collides with nature’s most powerful forces in TRACKS ACROSS THE SKY, a documentary about Pennsylvania’s Kinzua Viaduct. Watch as a devastating twister takes aim at what was once the highest and longest railroad bridge in the world.
- Water:
An Endangered Resource
This program looks at the problem polluted water, resulting from drainage from abandoned coal mines, has on wildlife, recreation and the economy and what is being done to clean it up.
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