September 17, 2018  | online video  |  programming  | DONATE
Dear Friends,

With the start of the new school year comes new resources for teachers. New in September is the redesign of KLRN's PBS LearningMedia with a fresh and exciting look as we introduce you to PBS resources that you can bring into your classrooms.  PBS LearningMedia resources are aligned to state and national standards, compatible with the tools teachers use most (e.g. Google Classroom), and contextualized with supporting materials (student handouts, background essays, discussion prompts, etc.). PBS LearningMedia makes it easy for busy educators to use media to enrich their lesson plans and spark student learning. 

We encourage you to explore KLRN's PBS LearningMedia to find resources you can use to introduce your students to additional content. 

Have a great week and keep watching,
Arthur

Arthur Emerson | KLRN President and CEO 
KLRN Create
Thursday, Sept. 20 at 10PM
SAMANTHA BROWN'S PLACES TO LOVE: Hill Country Texas
Samantha takes to the road exploring legendary lands in search of wildflowers, tastes from a farm-to-table German bistro, and shakes-a-leg at the historic Gruene Hall. 
KLRN PBS Kids
Friday, Sept. 21 at 8PM
THE DANIEL TIGER MOVIE: Won't You Be Our Neighbor
Daniel Tiger and his community welcome their new friends in the very first movie event from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.
KLRN World
Saturday, Sept. 22 at 7PM
DREAM LAND: Little Rock's West 9th Street
Exploring the significance of West 9th Street including the only remaining historic structure there - Taborian Hall.
POPULAR on KLRN Passport
FRANKIE DRAKE MYSTERIES

Set in 1920s Toronto, the series follows the adventures of Frankie Drake (Lauren Lee Smith) and her partner Trudy Clarke (Chantel Riley) at Drake Private Detectives, the city’s only all-female detective agency, as they find themselves fighting crime in the age of flyboys, gangsters, rum-runners, and speakeasies.
WEEKLY PICK on KLRN Passport
THE TALK
Race In America

THE TALK is a two-hour documentary about the increasingly necessary conversation taking place in homes and communities across the country between parents of color and their children, especially sons, about how to behave if they are ever stopped by the police.