- Austin High School students meet Jim Lehrer at Overheard tapingNovember 22, 2011
- PBS Arts Festival: LA Opera 11/25November 22, 2011
- Science Night 11/23November 21, 2011
- The CityWorks Academy application is live! Check out the website and... apply before July 15, 2015! Have you ever wondered how much a fire hose weighs? Or perhaps how many City vehicles operate on alternative fuel or hybrid technology? The Austin CityWorks Academy is an inside look at Austin government – a unique opportunity for Austinites to learn about the City’s governmental processes, its procedures and the people who deliver these services through a series of 12 weekly classes beginning Sept. 8, 2015 and concluding Dec. 15, 2015! See More
When does Vicious start this summer?
Please sync up the sound with the picture. I do want to watch Poldark and understand!
- Kay Binder — 5 starKLRU is about the only channel I watch. Great dramas, documentar
ies, nature shows, CTG, and news.
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"A number can't be a definition of who a person is."
An Eastside Education follows one semester at Eastside Memorial High School. Watch the complete digital news series starting 6/23 at http://www.klru.org/eastside #amgradtx
POV tonight (6/22) at 9 pm examines the uphill battle of a group of African-American lesbians charged with attempted murder when they fought back after being threatened. The case reveals the role that race, gender identity and sexuality play in the criminal justice system.
An Eastside Education follows one semester at Eastside Memorial High School. Watch the complete digital news series starting 6/23 at http://www.klru.org/eastside #amgradtx
An Eastside Education follows one semester at Eastside Memorial High School. Watch the complete digital news series starting 6/23 at http://www.klru.org/eastside #amgradtx
Andy Roddick Tapes Overheard with Evan Smith on 6/29. RSVP to be part of our studio audience. http://www.klru.org/…/in-the-studio-andy-roddick-tapes-ove…/
Did you miss MASTERPIECE | PBS (Masterpiece Theatre) Poldark last night? It's now online: http://video.klru.tv/video/2365500295/
If you watch KLRU on Time Warner Cable please know that we are aware that there are audio issues. We are working to resolve them. You can also call Time Warner customer service at 1 (800) 892-4357.
Tonight (6/10) at 7 pm, Los Lobos perform a 40th anniversary career overview and Thao & The Get Down Stay Down play songs from their LP We the Common on Austin City Limits.
The 2015 PBS Online Film Festival has kicked off! Austin filmmakers Ivete Lucas, John Spotswood Moore and Sai Selvarajan are among those featured in this year’s Festival for their films “Ex-Votos,” “Once Again” and “Sugarless Tea.”
John didn't used to understand why he had to touch his chest to the ground to control his thoughts as a child.
"Once Again," written and directed by local filmmaker John Spottswood Moore, tells his story through home movies, animation and live acti...on footage of how cognitive behavioral theory helped Moore to overcome Obsessive Compulsive Behavior.
Don’t forget to vote until July 17th for “Once Again” or any of the three Austin films as the “People’s Choice Award” winner! You can vote for each film every 24 hours.
Tour the American Botanical Council's gardens for health with Central Texas Gardener on today's (6/20) episode at noon.
Austin City Limits presents Nine Inch Nails in a rare television appearance playing songs from their latest album, Hesitation Marks tonight (6/19) at 10 pm.
KLRU depicts Dorothea Lange’s journey to continue to bear witness, bring subjects alive and transmit raw emotion through her art focusing on the Great Depression on American Masters at 8 pm tonight (6/19).
Don't miss Looking Over Jordan: African Americans and the War tonight (6/18) at 9:30 pm as the episode chronicles the black experience in the South before, during and after the war.
What does Juneteenth look like around the U.S.?
Watch as host Harrison Eppright presents a tour of Juneteenth celebrations from across the country on Juneteenth Jamboree at 9 pm tonight (6/18).
Chet takes you to Lubbock, Texas as he explores Texas Tech University, eats fried cheese and calzones and dives into the Buddy Holly Center and the archaeology site Lubbock Lake Landmark on tonight's (6/18) episode of The Daytripper at 8:30 pm.
Aaron covers the major types of wood used in Texas BBQ, gives some tips on building a fire and shows a twist on using smoke for more than cooking meat on tonight's (6/18) BBQ with Franklin at 8 pm.
Arts In Context at 7:30 pm tonight (6/18) highlights SongwritingWith:Soldiers, a program that offers immersive retreats to military veterans and active duty soldiers the chance to write songs about their experiences.
Overheard with Evan Smith talks with Taylor Branch, author and historian, as he discusses his Civil Rights era trilogy America in the King Years and his latest work tonight (6/18) at 7 pm.
When was the last time you saw Nine Inch Nails on TV?
Austin City Limits at 10pm tonight (6/17) presents the band in a rare television appearance playing songs from their latest album, Hesitation Marks.
The story of how Hitler’s massive defensive wall from France to Norway sucked in huge quantities of raw materials and men from all over the Third Reich and faced its ultimate test on D-Day is told on Nazi Mega Weapons at 9 pm tonight (6/17).
Tonight's (6/17) PBS Nova at 8 pm tells the story of Colditz Castle, a prisoner of war camp in Nazi Germany that was supposedly escape-proof. Learn the story of a group of British officers who dreamt up an elaborate escape plan, and see whether it would have actually worked.
Why have numbers of the feisty, expressive and unusual macaque monkeys dropped dramatically in Indonesia?
On Nature | PBS 7 pm tonight (6/17), filmmaker Colin Stafford-Johnson returns to Sulawesi in Indonesia after twenty-five years to attempt to answer this question.
On tonight's (6/16) American Masters at 9 pm, learn about Dorothea Lange, a 20th-century American artist who captured powerful images from the Great Depression, and her journey to transmit raw emotion through her art.
What was Franklin D. Roosevelt up to during 1939-1944?
Roosevelts: An Intimate History The Common Cause at 7 pm tonight (6/16) chronicles FDR as he shatters the third-term tradition and helps set the course toward Allied victory during World War II.
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