Odyssey March 2026

ODYSSEY

PREMIERES SUNDAY, MARCH 22, AT 8 PM

Hoosiers

MARCH 21 – Michael Collins (1996)

Saturdays at 9 p.m.

Encore Fridays at 11 p.m.

Michael Collins (Liam Neeson) leads a daring fight for Irish independence after the Easter Rising, using new guerrilla tactics and facing wrenching choices.

Negotiating with Eamon de Valera (Alan Rickman) and torn by love with Kitty Kiernan (Julia Roberts), he risks civil war.

MARCH 28 – A Mighty Wind (2003)

After folk legend Irving Steinbloom dies, his son Jonathan (Bob Balaban) reunites classic acts for a tribute concert. Former lovers Mitch (Eugene Levy) and Mickey (Catherine O’Hara), along with The Folksmen and New Main Street Singers, revive the music that almost made them famous.

MARCH 28 – Hoosiers (1986)

In a tiny Indiana town, disgraced coach Norman Dale (Gene Hackman) seeks redemption by leading a high school basketball team to glory. With help from teacher Myra Fleener (Barbara Hershey) and troubled assistant Shooter (Dennis Hopper), he inspires players and community alike.

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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear OETA Odyssey Reader,

Welcome to the expanded March edition of Odyssey. As we embrace this season of renewal, OETA is proud to offer a lineup that explores history, nature, and the human spirit.

March marks our Live Pledge season, a vital time for the community to support the educational mission of public television. This month, we are especially proud to announce that OETA is reinstating Festival Live Pledge, bringing back a beloved tradition of live, in-studio fundraising that connects us directly with you. We will have six nights of live pledge (March 4, 5, 9, 10, and 12). Special programming includes “Wild for Wednesday Night” on March 4, featuring Nature: Parenthood and a NOVA investigation into canine communication. On March 9, we will have a VIP night that features Oklahoma Legislators and Friends of OETA Board members. On March 12, the live pledge nights conclude with Oklahoma’s Nazi Prisoners.

Our drama lineup remains strong with the premiere of The Forsytes on MASTERPIECE. Airing Sunday, March 22, at 8 p.m., this lavish adaptation anchors a night of grand drama alongside the return of Call the Midwife and a new adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo.

Finally, we present a new three-part documentary, Henry David Thoreau, starting March 30. Narrated by George Clooney, this series offers a nuanced portrait of the thinker who shaped American views on nature and individual conscience.

Thank you for your continued support, which keeps OETA thriving across Oklahoma.

Sincerely,

Shawn Black Executive Director, OETA

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DramaS SUNDAY

Corsets, Cradles, and Conspiracies: OETA Curates a Night of Grand Drama

On Sunday, March 22, OETA’s transforms the living room into a grand salon of history, romance, and reinvention. Three lavish dramas, three eras in upheaval, and one perfectly choreographed evening of television.

At 7 p.m., Call the Midwife returns with Season 15, ushering its beloved nurses and nuns into 1971, a year when Britain stood at the crossroads of social revolution and scientific promise. The Women’s Liberation movement was reshaping ideas of work, motherhood, and autonomy, while medicine itself was entering a bold new age. Ultrasound technology, once experimental, now revealed unborn life in ghostly silhouettes. Premature infants survived with the help of humming incubators. Epidurals promised to rewrite the story of childbirth pain.

Yet Poplar’s real drama remains intimate. Hands clasped through labor, quiet courage in hospital corridors, and the enduring grace of characters portrayed by Jenny Agutter, Judy Parfitt, Stephen McGann, Helen George, Cliff Parisi, and Laura Main, many of whom have been with the series since its inception. Few shows wear time as elegantly.

At 8 p.m., MASTERPIECE unveils The Forsytes, a sumptuous adaptation of John Galsworthy’s novels set in 1880s London, when fortunes were minted on the stock exchange and respectability was guarded like a family heirloom. The series explores a society obsessed with possession of wealth, of wives, of status itself. Historically, the era marked a paradox. Married women were legally subordinate to their husbands, yet financial reform was quietly underway. By the end of the century, women held a quarter of stock market shares, reshaping the very economy that constrained them.

The drama’s tension mirrors that contradiction. Romance collides with ambition, inheritance with desire. With Francesca Annis, Stephen Moyer, Jack Davenport, Tuppence Middleton, Eleanor Tomlinson, and Millie Gibson, the ensemble brings Gilded Age anxieties into sharp, glittering focus. Corsets tightened by class, and hearts undone by love.

At 9 p.m., The Count of Monte Cristo arrives in resplendent style. Sam Claflin stars as Edmond Dantès, a sailor wrongfully imprisoned who escapes and reemerges as a man of immense wealth and meticulously plotted vengeance. Though often mistaken for pure romantic fantasy, Alexandre Dumas’ tale was shaped by real injustice. The author drew from the true story of Francois Picaud, a man falsely jailed and methodical in revenge, and from the imprisonment of Dumas’ own father, a French general whose rivalry with Napoleon ended behind stone walls.

Filmed across France, Italy, and Malta, the new adaptation luxuriates in Mediterranean light and shadow, a visual reminder that revenge, like power, requires patience, precision, and an impeccable wardrobe.

Three centuries. Three kinds of rebellion.

On Sunday, March 22, OETA’s Sunday Dramas curate history, one beautifully costumed crisis at a time.

Think Wednesday

The month begins March 4 with a special Live Pledge edition of Wild for Wednesday Night. Nature: Parenthood – The Greatest Adventure (Part 5) reveals how animal parents prepare their young for survival, from lionesses teaching cubs to confront massive buffalo to burrowing owls building underground nurseries and mimicking rattlesnakes to ward off danger. NOVA follows with Can Dogs Talk?, exploring the viral word-button phenomenon through the largest animal communication study ever conducted. By analyzing millions of button presses from dogs worldwide, scientists investigate whether pets are truly learning language or responding through sophisticated conditioning.

On March 11, Live Pledge Night continues with The Mustangs: America’s Wild Horses. Executive produced by Robert Redford and featuring music by Bruce Springsteen, Emmylou Harris, and Willie Nelson, the film examines how a symbol of freedom has become entangled in politics and environmental debate, with nearly 80,000 horses roaming public lands and tens of thousands more in government holding facilities. NOVA turns to space with The Planets: Mars, tracing how a once watery world became a frozen desert, followed by

The Planets: Jupiter, revealing how the solar system’s largest planet shaped Earth’s destiny and continues to influence moons and asteroids.

March 18 highlights Nature: Portugal – Wild Land on the Edge, where wild horses, monk seals, giant waves, migrating birds, and even wolf spiders illustrate a country shaped by both geography and history. NOVA’s Why Ships Crash investigates modern maritime disasters and the risks facing global trade. Secrets of the Dead: The Sunken Basilica uncovers a submerged fourth-century church in Turkey that could rewrite our understanding of early Christianity.

The month concludes March 25 with Nature: Raptors – A Fistful of Daggers, (Part 1), a striking look at birds of prey and their deadly adaptations. NOVA’s Baltimore Bridge Collapse examines the Morandi Bridge disaster and new engineering solutions, while Secrets of the Dead: King Arthur’s Lost Kingdom explores whether Tintagel holds evidence behind Britain’s most enduring legend.

From animal intelligence to ancient ruins, Think Wednesday makes March a destination for curious minds.

Nature: Parenthood

– The Greatest Adventure

The Mustangs: America’s WIld Horse

Secrets Of The Dead: The Sunken Basilia

Nature: Portugal - Wild Land On The Edge

Henry David Thoreau is often remembered as the solitary figure at Walden Pond, a symbol of simplicity and reflection. In a new threepart documentary, Henry David Thoreau, offers a broader and more nuanced portrait of the writer and thinker whose work has shaped American literature and philosophy. The series airs Monday, March 30th at 8 pm (Parts 1 and 2) and concludes Tuesday, March 31st at 8 pm (Part 3).

Executive produced by Ken Burns and Don Henley and directed by Erik Ewers and Christopher Loren Ewers, the documentary examines Thoreau’s life and work within the context of antebellum New England and a rapidly changing United States. Best known for Walden and “Civil Disobedience,” Thoreau explored enduring questions about how to live an authentic life, humanity’s relationship with nature, and the responsibilities of the individual within society.

Narrated by George Clooney, the film features Jeff Goldblum as the voice of Thoreau, with additional voices by Ted Danson, Tate Donovan, and Meryl Streep.

Drawing on archival materials, newly filmed cinematography, and interviews with historians, writers, and environmental scholars, the series places Thoreau among

the vibrant intellectual community of 19thcentury Concord, alongside figures such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller, and Frederick Douglass.

Rather than presenting Thoreau as a distant symbol, the documentary portrays him as a complex individual shaped by the social and scientific currents of his time. It traces his journey from his early years in Massachusetts through his engagement with the moral questions raised by industrial growth, war, and slavery. The film also explores the Transcendentalist movement, which emphasized self-reliance, spiritual reflection, and the importance of living deliberately.

By situating Thoreau’s ideas within both his own century and the wider arc of American history, the film offers a deeper understanding of why his writings continue to be read and debated today. His reflections on nature, conscience, and human purpose remain central to conversations about citizenship and personal responsibility.

Watch Henry David Thoreau on OETA beginning March 30, 2026, and discover a richly detailed portrait of the writer whose words continue to shape American thought.

What to Watch

Barbra Streisand: Timeless – Live In Concert

Monday, March 2 at 7 PM

Enjoy a dazzling New Year’s Eve concert filmed in 1999 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, where Barbra Streisand revisits her life and career through an original Broadway-style musical, accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Marvin Hamlisch.

American Masters – Bella! This Woman’s Place Is in the House

Tuesday, March 17 at 8 PM

Follow the meteoric rise of Bella Abzug, a bold politician and activist whose fierce advocacy for women’s rights and social justice reshaped Congress. From grassroots organizing to the halls of power, the film traces how her voice challenged tradition and helped transform American politics.

Independent Lens: Keep Quiet and Forgive

Monday, March 23 at 10 PM

Three decades after her assault, Lizzie challenges her Amish community’s silence on sexual abuse, leading a movement to support Amish and Mennonite survivors as they navigate trauma, faith, and family. Keep Quiet and Forgive follows their fight to replace “forgive and forget” with healing and justice.

Martha Graham Dance Company: We Are Our Time

Friday, March 27 at 9 PM

Marking its 100th anniversary, this 2026 documentary celebrates the legacy of America’s oldest dance company, tracing its journey from Martha Graham’s revolutionary technique to today’s bold, socially resonant works under artistic director Janet Eilber, including Chronicle and Appalachian Spring.

Paradise – Season 10

Binge with Passport beginning March 6

The gripping Italian drama Paradise returns with its tenth season, where powerful families clash and loyalties are tested amid blackmail, betrayal, and forbidden love. As personal vendettas and impossible choices threaten to unravel lives and legacies, every decision carries lasting consequences. Stream all ten new episodes with Passport, and catch up on Seasons 1–9 available now.

Epic Train Journeys From Above

Marathon Monday, March 9 at 11 AM

Marathon Saturday, March 14th at 4 PM

This six-part series travels by air and rail across some of the world’s most spectacular routes, revealing breathtaking landscapes, remarkable engineering, and the people who build, run, and live alongside these extraordinary railways.

SHE WAS FIRST

Six-part series beginning March 20 at 6 PM

A compelling docuseries about women who reshaped the arts, SHE WAS FIRST explores the breakthroughs, struggles, and lasting influence of trailblazers who opened doors for future generations and refused to let history overlook their impact.

Phoebe & Jay

Monday – Friday at 1 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Phoebe & Jay follows curious siblings Phoebe and Jay as they explore their neighborhood, using creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork to tackle everyday challenges while learning social skills, empathy, and early STEM concepts through music, humor, and imaginative adventures.

What to Watch

MARCH

Barbra Streisand: Timeless Barry Manilow: Live By Request Moments To Remember 1

All Creatures Great & Small: Comfort And Joy, S6 E7

All Creatures Great & Small: Seasons Of The Dales 60s And 70s Soul Celebration 6:00

The Beatles 2 7:00 9:00 10:30

7:00 8:30 10:30

More Deconstructing The Beatles 60s, Pop, Rock And Soul More Deconstructing

Downton Abbey, S1 E3

Downton Abbey, S1 E4

The Manners Of Downton Abbey

6:00 9:00 10:00 Sense & Sensibility

The Forsytes: An Inside look

15 22

7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 Call The Midwife, S15 E1* The Forsytes, S1 E1* The Count Of Monte Cristo: The Letter, S1 E1* Around The World In 80 Days, PT 1 Murder In The Mountains: In The Dead Spot, S1 E1* 7:00 8:30 10:00

Antiques Roadshow: Women’s Work

American Masters: Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore Midsomer Murders: Murder On St. Malley’s Day, S5 E1 6:30 8:30 10:30

Antiques Roadshow: Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Hour 1

7:00 9:00 The Making Of The American Revolution 60s And 70s Soul Celebration

Barbra Streisand: Timeless 7:00 8:00 10:00 11:00

Finding Your Roots: Larger Than Life Breaking The Deadlock* Frontline: 2000 Meters To Andriivka Sister Boniface Mysteries: Good Samaritan, S2 E10 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00

Call The Midwife, S15 E2* The Forsytes, S1 E2* The Count Of Monte Cristo: The Castle, S1 E2* Around The World In 80 Days, PT 2 Murder In The Mountains: In Vintage Love, S1 E2* 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00

Antiques Roadshow: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Hour 3*

Mister Rogers It’s You I Like Lawrence Welk: North Dakota Farm Boy The All New Rock, Pop And Doo Wop 7:00 8:00 9:00

Antiques Roadshow: Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Hour 2

Jane Addams: Together We Rise: American Stories

Finding Your Roots: Born To Sing American Masters: Bella! This Woman’s Place Is In The House* Vienna Blood: A Winning Hand, S4 E2 Vienna Blood: The Enemy Within, S4 E3 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00

Antiques Roadshow: Castle Farms, Hour 1* Henry David Thoreau: Who Are We?, S1 E1* Henry David Thoreau: Being Alive, S1 E2* The (M) Factor 2: Before The Pause-Perimenopause 31 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00

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Finding Your Roots: The Butterfly Effect Henry David Thoreau: Several More Lives To Live, S1 E3* Frontline: The Deal: Trump, Bukele & the Gangs of El Salvador Frontline: Status Venezuelan * Denotes Premiere Read full program descriptions and keep up to date with any changes at OETA.tv/schedule. Schedule Subject To Change Denotes Local Programming Denotes Pledge Programming

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

8:30 10:00

Nature: Parenthood: The Greatest Adventure NOVA: Can Dogs Talk?

Change Your Brain, Change Your Pain, With Daniel Amen, MD LIVE PLEDGE

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic* Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* Pavarotti 90: The Man Who Moved The World Barry Bostwick Presents: Classical Rewind LIVE PLEDGE 4 7:00

The Mustangs:

America’s Wild Horses

NOVA: The Planets: Mars

NOVA: The Planets: Jupiter

Back In Time: Route 66: The First 100 Years & Gallery America: Route 66: Mapping The Mother Road Country Classics

Willie Nelson’s 90th Birthday Celebration

Back In Time: Oklahoma’s Nazi Prisoners Moments To Remember Change Your Brain, Change Your Pain With Daniel Amen, MD

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic*

Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* The Making Of The American Revolution Mister Rogers It’s You I Like

Magic Moments: The Best Of 50’s Pop 60s And 70s Soul Celebration 6:00 8:30 10:00 Moments To Remember This Land Is Your Land 50 Years With Peter, Paul And Mary

11:00

Nature: Portugal: Wild Land On The Edge

NOVA: Why Ships Crash

Secrets Of The Dead:

The Sunken Basilica

Ancient Invisible Cities, S1 E1

Vienna Blood: The Face Of Mephisto, S4 E4

Nature: Raptors: A Fistful Of Daggers: Meet The Raptors, PT 1

NOVA: Baltimore Bridge Collapse Secrets Of The Dead: King Arthur’s Lost Kingdom

Gallery America Aging Matters: Women Unseen Midsomer Murders:

Market For Murder, S5 E1 Midsomer Murders: Market For Murder, S5 E2 Puzzle Lady, S1 E1 Gallery America

Gallery America Back In Time

Midsomer Murders:

A Talent For Life, S6 E1* Midsomer Murders:

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic*

Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* Great Performances At The Met: La Boheme* PBS Arts Talk 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:30

Lawrence Welk: The California Show

Sister Boniface Mysteries: Good Samaritan, S2 E10 OETA Movie Club: Michael Collins Austin City Limits: John Batiste 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00

Ancient Invisible Cities, Cairo,S1 E2

A Talent For Life, S6 E2* Puzzle Lady, S1 E2* Gallery America

Oklahoma News Report* Washington Week With The Atlantic* Firing Line With Margaret Hoover* Martha Graham Dance Company: We Are Our Time, S1 E1* Great Performances: Tiler Peck: Suspending Time 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:40

Lawrence Welk: The Irish Show

Sister Boniface Mysteries: Never Too Deadly, S3 E1* OETA Movie Club: A Mighty Wind OETA Movie Club: Hoosiers

Dust off your tiaras and tea cups, it’s time to return to the splendor of Downton Abbey! On Sunday, March 8 at 2:30 p.m., enjoy a full Season 1 marathon and revisit the Crawley family’s unforgettable debut, set against the Titanic’s sinking and the lead-up to World War I. Filmed at Highclere Castle and featuring Dame Maggie Smith’s iconic Dowager Countess, this Emmy-winning drama became a PBS favorite. To celebrate, Seasons 1–6 begin streaming on OETA Passport March 1, so you can binge every romance, scandal, and inheritance anytime.

Epic Train Journeys From Above: Copper Canyon Railway, PT 3

Cooking With Legends: Ming Tsai And Rick Bayless

The Making Of The American Revolution

Change Your Brain, Change Your Pain With Daniel Amen, MD

Julia Child’s Best Bites

Barry Bostwick Presents: Classical Rewind

Oklahoma News Report*

America Made With Love, PT 2

Epic Train Journeys From Above: Norway’s Bergen Railway, PT 6

Pavarotti 90: The Man Who Moved The World Oklahoma News Report*

Nature: Parenthood: The Greatest Adventure, PT 6

Great Scenic

Railway Journeys: 30th Anniversary Special

NOVA: Can Dogs Talk?

Rick Steves Fascism

All Creatures Great And Small: Comfort And Joy, S6 E7

Back In Time: The First 100 Years And Gallery America Route 66: Mapping The Mother Road

Magic Moments: The Best Of 50s

Downton Abbey, S1 E1

Change Your Brain, Change Your Pain With Daniel Amen, MD More Deconstructing The Beatles Back In Time:

Downton Abbey, S1 E2

Quilting Arts*

Lawrence Welk: North Dakota Farm Boy

Rogers It’s You I Like

Downton Abbey, S1 E3

60s, Pop, Rock And Soul Moments To Remember All Creatures

Making Of The American Revolution

Oklahoma News Report*

Of Europe: Michelangelo To Monet

And Small: Seasons Of The Dales

Sense & Sensibility

Cook’s Country Daytripper

Street* Travels & Traditions*

Gardening*

Outdoor Oklahoma*

This Old House

& Porter* Quilting Arts*

America’s Test Kitchen

Finding Your Roots: Born To Sing

Coronation Girls

Outside: Beyond The Lens*

SUN 3/29 SUNUP* Motorweek*

Outdoor Oklahoma*

This Old House*

Cook’s Country

Travels & Traditions*

Oklahoma Gardening*

Smart*

Ask This Old House*

Ireland With Michael* This Old House*

Orchard House: House Of Little

Garden Smart*

Antiques Roadshow: Women’s Work

America’s Test Kitchen Gallery America

Shop Nature: Portugal: Wild Land On The Edge Horizons From PBS News*

America

The Chavis Chronicles*

Firing Line*

Oklahoma News Report*

Oklahoma*

Oklahoma Gardening*

Antiques Roadshow: Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Hour 1

Rick Steves’ Europe

Samantha Brown: Places To Love*

Lawrence Welk: The California Show

Oklahoma News Report*

Father Brown: The Demise Of The Debutante, S7 E4

Woodsmith Shop

Ask This Old House*

Ireland With Michael* This Old House*

Nature: Raptors: A Fistful Of Daggers: Meet The Raptors, P1

Antiques Roadshow: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Hour 3*

Antiques Roadshow: Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Hour 2 Milk Street*

Gallery America

Oklahoma News Report*

Horizons From PBS News*

Finding Your Roots: Larger Than Life

American Experience: Fly With me

The Chavis Chronicles*

Firing Line*

Oklahoma News Report* Oklahoma Gardening*

Rick Steves’ Europe Gallery America

Samantha Brown*

Lawrence Welk: The Irish Show

Father Brown: The Darkest Noon, S7 E5 Daytripper

3/30

French Village: The Delivery

Nature: Parenthood: Jungles

Jacqueline Du Pre: Genius and Tragedy

Secrets of the Dead: Hannibal in the Alps

Independent Lens: Ratified

America ReFramed: Daughter of a Lost Bird

Nature: Parenthood: The Greatest Adventure

Invisible History: Middle Florida’s Hidden Roots

American Experience: The Sun Queen Christa BBC News

DW The Day

She Rises Up

Women’s Work: The Untold Story of America’s Female BBC News

Big Cats 24/7: Episode 2

Boston (R)Evolution

from the Stage

Big Cats 24/7: Episode 3

Doc World: Crossings

Lucy Worsley’s Royal Myths & Secrets: Queen Anne

Lucy Worsley’s Royal Myths & Secrets: Marie Antoinette

is Oklahoma SUNUP Back In Time

Nature: Hippo King Finding Your Roots: Where Did We Come from?

P.O.V. Midwives

Big Cats 24/7: Episode 5

America ReFramed: Sapelo

She Was First She Was First

Why Ships

NOVA: Stone Age Temple Mystery

America ReFramed: Daughter of a Lost Bird

Nature: Parenthood: The Greatest Adventure

Village: Alsace and Lorraine

Like A Girl: The House That Rob Built

Women of the Watershed Rose O’Neill: An Artful Life Orchard House: Home

Doc World: Crossings

from the Stage

Big Cats 24/7: Episode 6 She Was First She Was First She Was First

French Village: The Birth Certificate Nature: Portugal: Wild Land on the Edge

Wall Street Week Pacific Heartbeat: Island Cowgirls

Golden Year: Howard Stories from the Stage

Independent Lens: Keep Quiet and Forgive

World: And Still I Sing

American Masters: Bella! This Woman’s Place Is in the House

DW The Day

The Day

The Day

Was First Two Wars: The Road to

Shaking It Up: The Life and Times of Liz Carpenter Triumph: Tampa’s Untold Chapter in the Civil Rights

Like A Girl: The House That Rob Built Nature: Raptors: A Fistful of Daggers: Meet The Raptors

Talk: A Local, USA Special

from the Stage Finding Your Roots: Larger Than Life

3/31 Nature: Raptors: A Fistful of Daggers: Meet The Raptors American Masters: Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny

of the Dead: King Arthur’s Lost Kingdom

Experience: The Cancer Detectives

News Hour

The Day

The Day

Shorts

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Nora & George Leal - Newcastle, OK

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Mr. & Mrs. Mike Moore - Tulsa, OK

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Margaret Carlile - Tahlequah, OK

David Carlson - Norman, OK

Allan Carlson - Bartlesville, OK

Ann Shannon Cassidy - Tulsa, OK

Sydney Cavero-Egusquiza - Tulsa, OK

Martha Center - Jones, OK

Stefanie & John Chace - Norman, OK

Peter Childs - Tulsa, OK

Ed & Mary Clark - Oklahoma City, OK

Sidney R Clarke III - Shawnee, OK

John Clayton - Edmond, OK

Andrew Coats - Oklahoma City, OK

Richard & Patricia Coburn - Edmond, OK

Cynthia Cochran - Norman, OK

Marcia Cochran - Bartlesville, OK

Randy & Kathryn Coit - Arcadia, OK

Carol R Combs - Norman, OK

John Conley - Jenks, OK

Cotc Connections - Davenport, OK

Martin Cook - Sayre, OK

Bill & Carol Cooper - Stillwater, OK

Margi & Scott Cooper - Stillwater, OK

H Wayne Cooper - Tulsa, OK

Rick & Lerri Cooper - Edmond, OK

Kenneth Corbin - Enid, OK

Robert & Lavonne Crahan - Yukon, OK

Joe & Charlene Crane - Lawton, OK

Kathy Crews - Oklahoma City, OK

D R Cromer, Jr. - Tulsa, OK

Robin & Ron Crowell - Sapulpa, OK

Mr. & Mrs. William Dagy, Sr. - Shawnee, OK

Suanne Daves - Norman, OK

Pamela S Davidson - Norman, OK

Don & Beverly Davis - Edmond, OK

Dr. Rebecca L. Davis - Oklahoma City, OK

Alicia Denney - Tulsa, OK

Clifford Knight Foundation - Oklahoma City, OK

Mr. Mark Dick - Edmond, OK

Gary & Mary Dobson - Skiatook, OK

Tabitha Doescher & Josh Wiener - Stillwater, OK

Patrick Dorr - Stillwater, OK

Frederic Dorwart - Tulsa, OK

Kletke Douglau - Alva, OK

Bob Dow - Norman, OK

John Downard - Norman, OK

Kimberli & David Downing - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Gene Downing - Edmond, OK

Max & Pryia D’Souza - Edmond, OK

James & Emily Dunagin - Oklahoma City, OK

Sherri & David Durica - Norman, OK

Barbara Dwyer - Edmond, OK

Tracey & David Eastin - Tulsa, OK

Mary & John Edge - Newalla, OK

Barry Eggert - Owasso, OK

Kathy & Robert Elliott - Oklahoma City, OK

Diane & George Erbacher - Tulsa, OK

James & Bunny Farley - Yukon, OK

Colin & Katherine Feik - Oklahoma City, OK

David Fennema - Norman, OK

Joe Ferguson - Ardmore, OK

Joseph Ferretti - Edmond, OK

R. K. Fick & Lindsay Hurley Fick - Tulsa, OK

Margaret & Scott Filstrup - Tulsa, OK

John A. Fischer - Tulsa, OK

Colleen Flikeid - Enid, OK

Debra & Dave Foreman - Tulsa, OK

Mark & Mary Jo Fortuna - Edmond, OK

Brian & Judy Freese - Tulsa, OK

Ronald Fried - Shawnee, OK

Colony Fugate - Tulsa, OK

Graham Family Charitable Fund - Tulsa, OK

Nedra Funk - Piedmont, OK

Barbara Gaddy - Mustang, OK

Mary Beth Garoffolo - Stillwater, OK

Wendy & Chuck Garrett - Tulsa, OK

Deborah F Garrett - Bixby, OK

John & Kristie Gibson - Tulsa, OK

Mr. M. Charles Gilbert - Norman, OK

Nancy Glende - Oklahoma City, OK

Diane L. Glenn - Oklahoma City, OK

Hannah B Goble - Dpo, AE

JoAnn & George Goodner - Oklahoma City, OK

Mark & Melissa Gorman - Oklahoma City, OK

Peter M Grant - Weatherford, OK

Laurie Green - Tulsa, OK

Judy Green - Bartlesville, OK

Ms Karen J Griffin - Tulsa, OK

Dennis Grote - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Randolph Hales - Ponca City, OK

Mr. Joe B. Hampton - Oklahoma City, OK

Bruce Hankins - Oklahoma City, OK

Mrs. Rynda Hanna - Harrah, OK

Julie Hansen - Oklahoma City, OK

Jane B Harlow - Nichols Hills, OK

Ruth Harness - Edmond, OK

Julia K Harris - Tulsa, OK

Steve Harrison - McAlester, OK

Lisa Harrison - McLoud, OK

Rebecca L Hays - Sand Springs, OK

Mr. John Hemphill - Tulsa, OK

Kathleen M Henry & Jamie Jamieson - Cleveland, OK

Jake & Kathy Henry - Tulsa, OK

Janice R Hermann - Stillwater, OK

Don & Heidi Hess - Chickasha, OK

Rick Hill - Oklahoma City, OK

Jessica Hinds - Tulsa, OK

Harriett Hobbs - Tahlequah, OK

Martha Holliday - Liberty, KS

Maurice Hoover - Edmond, OK

Ellen E Hope - Oklahoma City, OK

Donald & Helen Horn - Tulsa, OK

Mary Hornbuckle - Norman, OK

James K. & Lynn M. Howard - Ponca City, OK

Paul Huddleston - Oklahoma City, OK

Jo Ann Huff - Tulsa, OK

Audrey Huffman - Edmond, OK

Mary Beth Humphrey & Scott Searcey - Edmond, OK

Brittany Hunt-Jassey - Oklahoma City, OK

Rena Hurd - Oklahoma City, OK

Samuel Ikard - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert & Susan Jackson - Tulsa, OK

David & Catherine James - Tulsa, OK

Vincent & Colette Johns - Oklahoma City, OK

Sheila & Johnny Johnson - Stillwater, OK

Charles & Sharon Johnson - Edmond, OK

Galen Johnson - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert Johnson - Midwest City, OK

Cecil E Jones - Okmulgee, OK

Mr. Ken L. Jorgenson - Norman, OK

Maria Kane - Oklahoma City, OK

Louise Karpicus - Norman, OK

Elizabeth Kastl - Edmond, OK

Claren M. Kidd - Norman, OK

Kerri J Kirchhoff - Oklahoma City, OK

Carol Kislow - Tulsa, OK

Donna Klehm - Edmond, OK

Douglas Kletke - Alva, OK

Bruce & Debbie Kline - Tulsa, OK

Roy & Judi Knapp - Norman, OK

Suzanne Kneale - Tulsa, OK

Debbie K Knebel - Owasso, OK

David Koeneke - Arcadia, OK

Carolyn Kornegay - Guthrie, OK

Pamela Korth - Oklahoma City, OK

Bill & Carol Krueger - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Gary L. Kuck - Tulsa, OK

Steve & Julie Lafollette - Edmond, OK

Janice Lagala - Tulsa, OK

Karen Lambert - Norman, OK

Larry & Kathy Landis - Tulsa, OK

Sally Lane - Norman, OK

Dobie & Sandra Langenkamp - Tulsa, OK

Linda & Daniel Lantz - Yukon, OK

Lora J Larson - Tulsa, OK

Ann Larson - Norman, OK

Susan Laurence - Edmond, OK

Mary Lee - Tulsa, OK

Binro Lee - Norman, OK

Ms Karyl Lee - Oklahoma City, OK

David & Robin Leech - Tulsa, OK

Julius Lees - Oklahoma City, OK

Deborah Lemaster - Broken Arrow, OK

Joe & Karen Leonard - Edmond, OK

David Leslie - Stillwater, OK

John & Suzie Liljestrand - Oklahoma City, OK

Susan G. Logan, Forest Park - Oklahoma City, OK

Roland Lough - Tulsa, OK

George Louthan - Edmond, OK

Mr. William Lovallo - Oklahoma City, OK

Scott D. & Karen L. Love - Bartlesville, OK

Charla Lowery - Tulsa, OK

Dan Luton - Oklahoma City, OK

Charles & Nancy Mai - Carlton Lndg, OK

Allen & Ann Mann - McAlester, OK

Steve & Kathryn Mansell - Oklahoma City, OK

Marla Mansfield - Tulsa, OK

Paige Martin & Paul Clear - Tulsa, OK

Thomas & Patricia Martin - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Gerald W Martin - Tulsa, OK

Herb & Marynm S Martin - Edmond, OK

Anita R May - Oklahoma City, OK

Sharon May - Oklahoma City, OK

George McCauslan & William Clyma - Tulsa, OK

Peggy McCormick - Stillwater, OK

Steve McCoy - Claremore, OK

Margaret McCurdy - The Village, OK

Mark McFarland - Tulsa, OK

Jim McGoodwin - Edmond, OK

V. McIlvoy - Oklahoma City, OK

Katherine McKinney - Tulsa, OK

Richard McKnight - Enid, OK

Cecil McLaury - Norman, OK

Mr. C. Glenn McLoughlin - Oklahoma City, OK

Michael McMahan - Edmond, OK

Mr. & Mrs. B.J. McNaught - Oklahoma City, OK

Ms. Gail D. Meltzner - Edmond, OK

Michael Mena - Oklahoma City, OK

David & Mary Mendenhall - Oktaha, OK

Kenneth Metcalf - Lawton, OK

Megan Meyer - Oklahoma City, OK

Anjel Miesse - Midwest City, OK

Mary A Miller - Tulsa, OK

Dianne Miller - Oklahoma City, OK

Philip Millington - Oklahoma City, OK

Art & Alice Mires - Edmond, OK

Cara Mizirl - Tuttle, OK

Marilee & Bo Monnot - Oklahoma City, OK

Hazel Montgomery & James Hill - Tulsa, OK

Valerie A Moore - Muskogee, OK

Andrew Moore - Oklahoma City, OK

Pauline Morbitzer - Muskogee, OK

Donna Murphy - Durant, OK

Brooke & Mike Murphy - Nichols Hills, OK

Jeffrey C Myers - Tulsa, OK

Nafus Family Trust - Enid, OK

Douglas & Jackie Needham - Stillwater, OK

Joe Newell - Tulsa, OK

Marilyn North - Edmond, OK

Stephanie J & Chester Nowlin - Oklahoma City, OK

Kathleen Olsen - Claremore, OK

Ann Barker Ong - Muskogee, OK

Mr. Herbert C. Oven, Jr. - Tulsa, OK

Patricia Paschal - Edmond, OK

JoAnn Payne - Bartlesville, OK

Beverly Pearson - Oklahoma City, OK

Kathleen M Peck - Norman, OK

Sandra Peyton - Oklahoma City, OK

Mary Pezold - Tulsa, OK

William & Bernice Phelps - Texarkana, TX

Doris Piatak - Tulsa, OK

Earlene Piercy - Davis, OK

Virginia & John Piper - Lawton, OK

Frances Pitts - Oklahoma City, OK

John & Susan Plonkey - Guthrie, OK

Mr. & Mrs. David R Ponstein - Newcastle, OK

Mr. Ed Poole Jr - Oklahoma City, OK

George Porter - Lawton, OK

Sally Porter - Lawton, OK

Leslie Pritchard - Tulsa, OK

Mr. Scott Raab - Oklahoma City, OK

John Raeside & Anais Starr - Norman, OK

Mary Randolph - Shawnee, OK

Laura I. Rankin, MD - Edmond, OK

Frank & Inger Raunikar - Hartshorne, OK

Sally & Bill Ray - Oklahoma City, OK

Nancy & George Records - Oklahoma City, OK

Barry & Melanie Redlinger - Tulsa, OK

Barbara & Jerry Reeves - Tulsa, OK

Jaya Richardson - Tulsa, OK

Jenne Richardson - Davis, OK

Arlan Richardson - Edmond, OK

Jean Rickelman - Stillwater, OK

Jon M. Riddles - Lawton, OK

Julie Rob & Yvonne Cannon Fund - Oklahoma City, OK

Dr. David E. & Loyce L. Robbins - Tulsa, OK

Patricia Roberts - Norman, OK

Dr. Bernard & Marcy Robinowitz - Tulsa, OK

Beverly Rodgers - Holdenville, OK

Jo Ellen Rogers - Tahlequah, OK

Dr. Jill Rooker - Stillwater, OK

Claudia Rossavik - Oklahoma City, OK

Linda Rosser & Ronald McDaniel - Tulsa, OK

Diane Roush - Oklahoma City, OK

Bob & Lynne Rowley - Edmond, OK

Diane & Leonard Rubin - Norman, OK

Charles & Kay Rule - Edmond, OK

Kent Ruppert - Broken Arrow, OK

Mary Jane Rutherford - Norman, OK

Keron M Sachen - Oklahoma City, OK

Jenny Sanchez - Mead, OK

Betty Santiago - Edmond, OK

Marilyn J Schoenhals - Shattuck, OK

Barbara Schoenhals - Broken Arrow, OK

Bonnie Schomp - Choctaw, OK

Fred Schonwald - Nichols Hills, OK

Wenona Schroeder - Enid, OK

Anne Schulte - El Reno, OK

Lynn Schusterman - Tulsa, OK

Danna Schweitzer - Okarche, OK

Ronald Segal - Clinton, OK

Mike Seikel - Nichols Hills, OK

George & Margaret Selby - Oklahoma City, OK

Jess & Virginia Sellars - Tulsa, OK

Beverly G Semkoff - Claremore, OK

Dana Shadid - Edmond, OK

Nancy Shahadi - Tulsa, OK

Gail Shallcross - Tulsa, OK

Don Shaw, Attorney - Idabel, OK

Mike Shawn - Oklahoma City, OK

Sandra & Clifford Shea - Tulsa, OK

Charles L Sherman - Purcell, OK

Joan Sherwood - Claremore, OK

Chris Shields - Tulsa, OK

Michael & Annie Simpson - Tulsa, OK

Sandra Skinner - Bartlesville, OK

Michael Small - Tulsa, OK

R Emery & Mary Lee Smiser - Oklahoma City, OK

Charles & Betty Smith - Crowder, OK

JoAnn Smith - Norman, OK

Peggy Smith - Enid, OK

Gentra Sorem - Tulsa, OK

Gary M Spangler - Choctaw, OK

Michael Spear - Oklahoma City, OK

Robert & Dawne Stafford - Broken Arrow, OK

Maurita & Bj Stalcup - Tulsa, OK

David W Stangl - Broken Arrow, OK

Nancy Stevens - Stillwater, OK

Dennis & Marianne Stover - Edmond, OK

Julie Strong - Calera, OK

Timothy Studebaker - Sand Springs, OK

John W & D Jeanne Sturges - Edmond, OK

Pat Sturm - Weatherford, OK

Gayle Sullivan - Tulsa, OK

Phyllis Summers - Tulsa, OK

Caroline Swinson - Tulsa, OK

Darlene Switalski - Norman, OK

Janice Talbott - Broken Arrow, OK

Paul G Taylor - Stroud, OK

Deloris Taylor - Tulsa, OK

John Terneus - Yukon, OK

Michael & Lynn Terry - Edmond, OK

Mark Thompson - Miami, OK

Rahmona & Ronald Thompson - Norman, OK

Dave & Judy Thompson - Oklahoma City, OK

Johnna Thurston - Tulsa, OK

Leslie & Leland Tippett - Yukon, OK

Mary Lee Townsend - Tulsa, OK

Sandra S. Trujillo - Tulsa, OK

Barbara Turner - Tulsa, OK

Forrest Underwood - Tulsa, OK

Jay & Susan Updike - Muskogee, OK

Mike Ura - Edmond, OK

Julie Utley - Blanchard, OK

Kelly Vanburkleo - Tulsa, OK

Barbara Vanhanken - Tulsa, OK

Tony Vaughn - Nichols Hills, OK

Jacquelyn E Vinson - Rogers, AR

Louis Wagner - Porum, OK

Dianna Waldschmidt - Claremore, OK

Brigadier General Tom Walker - Tulsa, OK

Colleen Walker - Edmond, OK

Jennifer & Steve Watson - Oklahoma City, OK

Sue Weber - Tulsa, OK

Mary Lynn West - Oklahoma City, OK

Jerome M Westheimer Jr - Ardmore, OK

Mary C White - Oklahoma City, OK

Lee & Lynn Whitebay - Ponca City, OK

Chuck & Renate Wiggin - Oklahoma City, OK

Keith & Dolores Willett - Stillwater, OK

John B. Williford - Bartlesville, OK

Dorothy Wilson - Yukon, OK

Mr. & Mrs. David Winslow - Tulsa, OK

Kevin & Monica Wittrock - Edmond, OK

Debra Woods - Oklahoma City, OK

Carol Wright - Oklahoma City, OK

Qin Xu - Norman, OK

Tom & Ellen Yates - Altus, OK

Jim & Martha Yeats - Tulsa, OK

Sue & Larry Young - Tulsa, OK

Steve & Eileen Young - Norman, OK

Ann B Young - Oklahoma City, OK

Jonell & Andrew Ziola - Broken Arrow, OK

Back in Time is OETA’s award-winning documentary series that showcases significant people, events, and stories that have shaped the history of Oklahoma.

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FESTIVAL IS BACK!

For the first time since 2019, OETA is bringing back Festival (Live Pledge), and we’re inviting our community partners to be part of it.

This spring, OETA will return to live, on-air pledge nights, where real people answer phones, talk with viewers, and help keep public television strong in Oklahoma. These evenings are fun, fast-paced, and incredibly meaningful, and they only work because of volunteers like you.

Volunteer shifts include:

• Dinner with the OETA team

• A brief training on how to take pledge calls

• Up to three hours answering phones and encouraging viewer support

• The opportunity to speak briefly on air

• Company signage at each phone station

• Volunteers may wear branded apparel

Live Pledge Nights in March

• March 4

• March 5

• March 11

• March 12

This is a great team-building opportunity and a powerful way to support local public television.

We will also host additional Live Pledge Festival nights in early summer, between Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, June 7. If your organization, business, or civic group would like to volunteer for one of these nights, we would love to hear from you.

Contact sray@oeta.tv to learn more and reserve a night for your group.

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An OETA Special Screening & Panel

Join OETA, the Oklahoma History Center, and the Oklahoma Historical Society and experience a segment from Ken Burns’ The American Revolution, showcasing the courage and sacrifices of soldiers, women, and Native and African American allies. After the film, listen to a panel of historians as they discuss the thematic ties to Oklahoma’s history. Light breakfast courtesy of Argent Trust Oklahoma. Saturday, February 28, 2026 · 10:30 AM–12:30 PM · Oklahoma History Center Museum

A Special Filmmaker Screening & Panel

OETA and the Cherokee Film Commission invite you to an evening screening of a segment from The American Revolution by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt. Stay for a discussion featuring filmmaker David Schmidt and Jen Loren, senior director of Cherokee Film, and consultant on the film. Tuesday, March 24, 2026 · 6:30–9:00 PM · The Philbrook Museum, Tulsa