Yes. PBS Passport is a new member benefit from participating PBS stations and, in order to take advantage of it, you must identify your local PBS station.
You can select any PBS station in the country or find the station that is closest to where you live. Use the PBS Station Finder to select your local PBS station or a station on your choosing.
Keep in mind that the station to which you donate when signing up for the PBS Passport member benefit is the same station you need to select on PBS.org or the PBS app when you want to view Passport content. For example, if you donate to KQED, please check that you are localized to KQED on the PBS.org and the PBS app.
Learn how to change your station on PBS.org
If you are using the PBS app on a streaming device, you can change your local station through the Profile or Settings menu within the PBS app. Click the device name below to be taken to a guide for that specific device:
- Roku
- Apple TV
- Amazon Fire TV or Firestick
- Android TV
- Samsung Smart TV
- VIZIO SmartCast TV
- iPad and iPhone
- Android mobile devices