In this debut episode of Outreach with Reggie, we dive into the social impact of public broadcasting and its role in shaping generations of children. From iconic PBS shows like Reading Rainbow and Mister Rogers to how funding cuts threaten the future of accessible educational media, we explore the importance of public media as a platform for social justice and activism in education.

Reggie reflects on growing up with Arthur, LeVar Burton, and Zoom, highlighting how these programs fostered community learning and inclusivity. We also discuss the evolving landscape with streaming services and the urgent need to protect publicly funded media content.

Join us as we talk about the legacy of PBS and why continuing to support educational outreach remains crucial for social change today. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate abou ...