September 21, 2021 • 1 min
Viewers Like Us explores who gets to tell America’s multitude of stories in public media today. Host and independent filmmaker, Grace Lee, along with reporter and filmmaker Akintunde Ahmad, investigate a history of systemic inequities at PBS, the Public Broadcasting System, and envision what the future could look and sound like if PBS centered a diversity of experiences and perspectives.
Listen and learn more at viewerslikeus.com; join the conversation about public media’s past, present and future using the hashtag #viewerslikeus on Twitter and Instagram; and email us at hello@viewerslikeus.com.
Listen and learn more at viewerslikeus.com; join the conversation about public media’s past, present and future using the hashtag #viewerslikeus on Twitter and Instagram; and email us at hello@viewerslikeus.com.
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