WGBH

WGBH is a public broadcasting station serving the Boston, Massachusetts, area. It is the flagship station of the WGBH Educational Foundation, one of the largest producers of PBS content in the United States. Founded in 1951, WGBH has a long history of producing and distributing high-quality educational and cultural programming for television and radio.

The station is renowned for its contributions to national public television, including iconic series such as Nova, Frontline, Arthur, and The French Chef. WGBH also produces and airs local programming for the Boston market, covering news, current affairs, and community events. Its radio operations include WGBH-FM, a classical music station, and WCRB, which also broadcasts classical music.

WGBH's mission extends beyond broadcasting. The WGBH Educational Foundation is dedicated to creating and distributing media to educate, inspire, and entertain. They develop educational resources for teachers and students, create digital content, and engage in community outreach initiatives. The station plays a significant role in the landscape of American public media, influencing educational content and cultural discourse nationwide.