
Independent Lens
Trailer | Bike Vessel
Father and son bond on an ambitious 350-mile bike ride in this portrait of familial love.
Kansas City PBS explores the richness and complexity of the Black experience with regular content throughout the year. During February, we are proud to offer additional programming in observance of Black History Month, paying tribute to Black achievements, culture and strength, while exploring the prejudice and adversity the Black community has faced throughout history.
Tune in all month for special KCPBS content celebrating Black History Month. Additional programming is available online or within Kansas City PBS Passport, an on-demand streaming service available to members, that provides access to exclusive programming online and in the PBS Video app.

Independent Lens
Father and son bond on an ambitious 350-mile bike ride in this portrait of familial love.

The story of a neighborhood in fight against racially restrictive housing policies.

A revealing look at Kansas City’s Highway 71 project and the cost of urban renewal.

The Potato King
Explore the extraordinary rise and legacy of Junius Groves, the “Potato King of the World."

Diamond Jubilee
The first Black radio station west of the Mississippi celebrates 75 years on the airwaves.

John McGrath sits down with Kevin Willmott at the inaugural Art House Live! event.

Learn about the extraordinary life of a man who has dedicated over six decades to making Kansas City a better place.

Examining why groups of women experience higher pregnancy and childbirth mortality rates.

A moving film on one woman’s fight for equitable maternal health care.

Explores the life, works and beliefs of the late writer and civil rights activist.

GOSPEL Live! Presented by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. honors Gospel music in America.