“Back in Time,” OETA’s documentary series on Oklahoma history, illuminates the remarkable lives of three Oklahomans in its third installment of “Names You Should Know.”

New host of “Gallery America,” Robert Reid, catches up with Tyson Meade - artist, performer, songwriter, and musician residing in Oklahoma City’s Plaza District.

A discussion of race and racism in Oklahoma, policing, and systemic issues moderated by Yamiche Alcindor of PBS NewsHour.

Moderated by PBS NewsHour White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor, “Race in Oklahoma” is a special half-hour production from OETA premiering on the station’s statewide broadcast network and Facebook page Thursday, June 18 at 7:30 p.m.

Check here for the latest updates to our June schedule.

“The stakes are really high now, higher than ever. We need to bring barriers down, not build walls. We need to love one another more and see how connected we really are. I think that’s the message of art.” –Terrance McNally

In the weeks and months after the release of 462 Oklahoma inmates in November of 2019, Too Tough follows several women as they re-enter civilian life.

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Women's Right to Vote.

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American Masters - Miles Davis: The Birth of Cool and many other programs are coming to OETA this February for Black History Month.

Governor Kevin Stitt delivers his second State of the State address live from the capitol.

Nearly six-hundred thousand Oklahomans fought in WWI and WWII, many making the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. Of those lost, many native sons were never laid to rest on American soil. For nearly a century, these soldiers found their final peace in gardens of stone tended by the descendants of those they defended. One Oklahoma man’s mission is to make sure they aren’t forgotten.