Nine PBS: So Local. So St. Louis.

Donnybrook

On air since 1987, Donnybrook remains one of the longest-running, locally produced public affairs programs in all of public television. Our popular public affairs program gives new meaning to the word "debate." Every week six quick-witted, highly opinionated St. Louis journalists discuss the most important and most interesting news stories from right here in our region. And this is not another dry, tame talk show. On Donnybrook, the issues are hot and so is the discussion. 

Tune in for Donnybrook Thursdays at 7 pm on Nine PBS or watch after broadcast on YouTube or the PBS app. 

Support for Donnybrook and Donnybrook Last Call is provided by the Betsy & Thomas Patterson Foundation and Design Aire Heating & Cooling.

Living St. Louis

On air for more than 20 years, Living St. Louis finds new ways to celebrate the people and places of our region each week. With more than 600 episodes and more than 30 Mid-America Regional Emmy Awards, the program continues to build community pride and provide a place for lifelong learning. Each week, well-known local hosts intricately weave vital information with honesty, humor, and compassion. Each segment highlights different areas in the region—urban, suburban, and rural—and draws from a wide range of subjects: local art, histories, technological developments, public health, education, and institutions.

Watch Mondays at 7 pm or anytime on YouTube and the PBS app. 

Support for Living St. Louis is provided by the Betsy & Thomas Patterson Foundation

Teaching in Room 9

When the COVID pandemic hit, teachers and families in our region told us they needed a way to bring the learning home. In response, Nine PBS created Teaching in Room 9. Now, five years later, the award-winning kids program continues to transform the early learning landscape as it helps young learners get ready for school. Each 30-minute episode features a familiar host, Dr. Sanders, along with lessons from some of the region’s best classroom teachers, special guests, and fun field trips. Every episode focuses on literacy and includes segments on school readiness, social-emotional learning, STEM, and movement.  

Weekdays, Monday–Friday, 9:30–10 am, or anytime on YouTube and the PBS app. 

Teaching in Room 9 is supported by Bank of America, Berges Family Foundation, Boeing, The Cigna Group Foundation, Dana Brown Charitable Trust, Emerson Charitable Trust, and Pershing Charitable Trust. 

Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel

This podcast and digital series, hosted by St. Louis media veteran Carol Daniel, tells stories of our community in a new way—highlighting people and organizations that are working to make a positive difference, especially those in underrepresented communities. 

In each episode of Listen, St. Louis, Daniel hosts discussions with a wide range of local people and organizations aimed at providing context and clarity about the St. Louis community. From education to politics to healthcare to employment, these conversations dig deep into critical issues with the goal of finding out what’s holding us back and how we can move forward together. 

Listen wherever you get your podcasts and watch on YouTube.

Supported in part by Midwest Bank Centre, the Betsy & Thomas Patterson Foundation, and Orvin and Latriece Kimbrough.