WJCT

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TV

From our very first broadcast in 1958, WJCT has been putting the power of public broadcasting to work to enrich lives and empower citizens.

Today, we continue to offer local and national programs of the highest quality. With four distinct TV channels, we offer programming for everyone! Don’t miss programs like these …

The Arts

We put you in the best seats in the house at “Great Performances,” and bring the classics to life in “Masterpiece.”

Science

We showcase the world’s creatures in “Nature,” explore cutting-edge science in “NOVA’ and ‘NOVA scienceNOW,’ and solve forensic mysteries in “Secrets of the Dead.”

History

From Ken Burns’ compelling documentaries to the award-winning “American Masters” and “American Experience,” we turn the spotlight on important moments in our collective history, and the people who made them happen.

Lifestyle and How-To

We offer great advice for every interest – from the “Antiques Roadshow” appraisers, to the incomparable Julia Child and other master chefs, to our expert woodworkers, gardeners, travel guides and more.

News and Public Affairs

With investigative programs like “Frontline” and news programs like “NewsHour” and “Washington Week with Gwen Ifill,” we keep you informed about the state of the world you live in.

Local Programs

Our quarterly “First Coast Forum” promotes discussion about important local issues, and lets you weigh in. Our local documentaries showcase highlights of the First Coast, like the St. Augustine Lighthouse and our national parks. Our weekly series feature Duval County Public Schools and local “Health Matters.”

And much more!