General Discussion

knows what PBS is. What most don't realize is how incredibly necessary it is for underprivileged kids.

I'm 77 yrs. old. I watch NOVA, Frontline, Nature, Masterpiece, Independent Lens, Antiques Roadshow etc. and so many local PBS productions. But it's the children's' programming for which I actually subscribe.

There are so many kids that only get local channels by antenna, and PBS programming is sometimes the only educational childrens' shows they see.

I consider it an investment in our country's children, and - after all - they're the future. It's really a small price to pay. You can give as little as you can afford, or as much as you want. But it all makes a difference.

That's my take on it anyway.