In a field dominated by men, Kathy Holloway began proving herself. The work started on the court, as a player at Poland High in Rapides Parish; next with a successful coaching career at Tioga High; and finally, as the first female president of the Louisiana High School Coaches Association. Thursday @ 8:45pm on LPB
Sylvia must draw on her formidable reserves of physical and mental resilience to escape an old foe. Thursday @ 9:00pm on LPB
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Jimmy Webb takes center stage to perform his catalog, sharing intimate stories behind the songs. Friday @ 8:30pm on LPB
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Uncover the mystery behind the discovery of more than 50 "vampire" burials.
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Following tigers after dark reveals surprise encounters and a hidden world of family life.
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Louisiana: The State We're In, LPB's news magazine, examines the candidates and issues.
Artists, creative communities, and cultural traditions take center stage in this program dedicated exclusively to Louisiana art and artists.
Louisiana's only statewide news magazine. The show applies in-depth coverage and expert analysis to important issues in the state.
Explore the remarkable rise, devastating fall, and ultimate redemption of one of Louisiana's most iconic sports figures.
LPB presents GAME NOTES, a weekly pre-and-post game program featuring all 11 Louisiana D1 college football teams, covering the state from North to South.
Ritual highlights historic cultural topics while uncovering rituals hidden in tradition. The series explores how communities preserve identity through everyday practices.
LA64 explores all 64 parishes through food, culture, history, and everyday life. Each episode highlights the people, places, and traditions that make Louisiana unlike anywhere else.
From Galveston to MacArthur Park: The Music of Jimmy Webb ... Farming in the South: Growing a Legacy ... Creature Feature! The Specialist Behind Special Effects ... Inside Meta's Hyperion Data Center Project.
Louisiana is home to four HBCUs: Dillard University; Grambling State University; Southern University; and Xavier University of Louisiana. Explore LPB’s stories about these institutions that have played a pivotal role in educating African Americans for generations.
LPB began broadcasting on September 6, 1975, with a clear mission: to educate, inform, and connect the citizens of Louisiana. LPB has remained a commercial-free network, dedicated to sharing stories that appeal to both children and adults.
Bring the family together for a fun-filled Play & Learn packed with hands-on activities, a creepy-but-delicious snack, a hilarious story, and a fun PBS KIDS game!
LPB Education developed resources to help grade 3-8 students understand the important role of Spanish Louisiana in winning the American Revolution.
Jacob's story highlights some of Louisiana's customs and traditions, from the music and the food to the culture of raising and riding horses.
The goal of the statewide expansion is to inspire a love of reading by making books available to all children from birth to age 5 in every zip code in Louisiana, regardless of the family’s income.
Atchafalaya Day on Saturday, October 3, is a free festival in the Henderson Swamp. Patrons can enjoy swamp tours, animal encounters, and cultural vendors against the backdrop of this distinctive environment. This annual day of celebration is particularly notable as it kicks off the 20th Anniversary of the Atchafalaya National Heritage Area’s designation as a national heritage area.
The Atchafalaya National Heritage Area encompasses 15 parishes and is the nation’s largest river swamp with a richly diverse cultural and natural landscape defined by waterways, wildlife, and living culture. Click here to learn more about Atchafalaya National Heritage Area and events throughout October and the year.
