Airing on Public Television
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Maryland Public Television (MPT) is a leading producer and distributor of national public television programming in the United States. As a major content supplier to the 350 member stations of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), MPT boasts a 38-year legacy of groundbreaking and innovative contributions to the national PBS and public television schedules nationwide. MPT’s Emmy award-winning catalog includes: news, public affairs, documentary, performance and lifestyle programming. MPT is also one of the most prolific producers of regional programming in the U.S. public television system, serving a six-state area in the Mid-Atlantic region. Beyond broadcast, MPT creates instructional videos, develops training, and builds Internet sites that serve tens of thousands of students, teachers, and child-care providers annually. MPT outreach activities, especially relating to arts, culture, and history further fulfill MPT's mission to engage, enlighten, and entertain.
Thanks to the sponsor of My Generation.
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