PBS: A Legacy of Service

Almost since its inception, PBS has been a political football. Even so it continues to be one of the most trusted institutions in America. But even many of PBS’s champions do not know where PBS came from, how it is structured, or how it is funded. Steve Krahnke, former Senior Lecturer at the Indiana University Media School, a 30-year veteran of PBS stations and program production, and executive producer of the award-winning Cuba: The Forgotten Revolution, provides some clarity.

This event is offered by the Traveling University, a group of retired faculty who offer free public lectures on topics of civic interest.