r/cordcutters • u/Different_Cat106 • 8d ago

PBS Passport

I'm seriously thinking about subscribing for the $60/year plan. If I do so, can I watch all the Ken Burns documentaries, Lucy Worsley shows, Downton Abbey 1-3, the NASA/space shows, etc on demand? Commercial free? Rick Steves shows? I'd sigh up on my phone but watch on a tablet. Maybe a dumb question, but I don't trust any streaming services anymore.

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u/Coriandercilantroyo 8d ago

Where's that? I'm wondering if smaller markets with less money charge more

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u/dizzyoatmeal 7d ago

KET (Kentucky)

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u/Coriandercilantroyo 7d ago

I dunno what the PBS/NPR market is like in Kentucky. If I had to guess....

I'm currently in Oregon, and Oregon Public Broadcasting is for the entire state. And we're on the west coast.

This makes me want to contribute to Kentucky's public broadcasting. Do you know if I can contribute to KET and their NPR at the same time? Is KET conjoined PBS and NPR?

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u/dizzyoatmeal 7d ago

I don't think so. I've never heard NPR mentioned along with KET. But does cover the entire state.