WOSU TV Schedule
See what's airing on WOSU TV 34.1, WOSU Ohio 34.2, WOSU Plus 34.3 and WOSU Kids 34.4.
Ohio’s First Lady Fran DeWine opens the doors to the Ohio Governor’s Residence for a tour.
In the 1940s, Gay Fad Studios emerged in Lancaster, Ohio.
Why did the relocation of this seniors home spark a lawsuit in 1940s Ohio?
Artist merges politics & poetics. Collective created to file a void. Mojoflo captivates.
Sound artist creates new work using archival inspiration. Unapologetic Performance art.
Pop cellist Xioma writes music to process her experiences, meet Columbus Children's Theatre.
In 1956, Jimmy Rogers set a record by drumming over 80 hours in Columbus.
Ani Palcios' journey. Antoinio Gonzalez-Garcia's approach to art. Studios on High.
BTS: Creation of Birds of Encouragement. Meet artist Samantha Perry. Robby Sorey rocks.
Can you name all three historic Columbus landmarks in this World War I era photo?
Spot rare alien-like creatures and coral gardens in a rich intertidal zone.
Explore mysterious 9,000-year-old Stone Age megastructures found in the Arabian Desert.
Lucy Worsley investigates the explosive 18th century break up of Britain and America.
A personal and heartfelt documentary on one family's experience with gender transition.
A journey into the twilight world of silent movies where an production is in jeopardy.
Head to bustling Bentonville for ROADSHOW finds at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art!
After two deaths connected to music, Patience leads police to a showdown in York Minster.
Rivalry turns deadly when a Cambridge student is found dead and Alphy’s Bible turns up at the scene.
The Brokenwood Health Retreat leaves the team of detectives with a very tricky case to solve.
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves showcases her latest release Deeper Well.
Sam explores Tampa’s culture, cuisine, nature, and history from Ybor City to Thai Market.
Upside-Down Tomato Tart, Horiatiki Salata and tips for buying tomatoes.
We're exploring baseball history in Columbus, plus East Side tennis in the 1960s and more.
Mikelle Hickman-Romine is an artist whose palette is tiny glass beads and music by Unseen Keys.
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