Eligibility: All KQED Sustaining Members are automatically eligible for Passport. Regular (non-sustaining) KQED members who donate $60 or more per year (or $5/month) are eligible for Passport.
How can I watch KQED passport?
If you’re already a KQED sustaining member at the $60/year or more level, please visit to access your KQED Passport token information.
How much do you have to donate to PBS to get passport?
Typically, the PBS Passport member benefit requires a station donation of at least $60 a year, or $5 Sustainer/Ongoing-monthly gifts. Keep in mind that this donation requirement may vary from station to station.
How do I access KQED Plus?
If you live in the KQED broadcast region, you can watch KQED 9 live for free. KQED+, World, and Kids are not available via live streaming at this time. If you are outside of the service area for KQED 9 in Northern California, KQED is available as a live channel on YouTube TV, a subscription service.
How does KQED Passport work?
KQED Passport is a member benefit that gives eligible donors and supporters extended access to an on-demand library of quality public television programming online. The KQED Passport library currently offers members more than 2,000 episodes to watch, with new PBS and KQED programs being added weekly.
What does KQED do?
KQED serves the people of Northern California with a community-supported alternative to commercial media. We provide citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone; and engage audiences to share their stories.
Is KQED and PBS the same?
KQED, virtual channel 9 (UHF digital channel 30), is a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) member television station licensed to San Francisco, California, United States and serving the San Francisco Bay Area.
Why can’t I stream KQED?
If you are hearing the live stream pre-roll sponsor ad repeat too frequently, please try clearing the cache and data for the KQED App on your phone, or uninstalling and reinstalling the app. If the problem persists, please fill out this problem report form.
Why is KQED off the air?
On occasion, KQED or other TV stations will experience technical difficulties which result in the station being off the air. While most modern receivers will automatically restore a channel once it’s back on the air, some OTA viewers have discovered that their boxes/TVs do not.
What is the difference between PBS Masterpiece And PBS Passport?
PBS passport has all of your local PBS content plus all of the Masterpiece shows. PBS Masterpiece is just that. PBS Masterpiece streaming service has more than Passport. Example: Passport only has season 1 of Professor T, but Masterpiece has all 3 seasons.
Does PBS Passport include Masterpiece?
The PBS Passport library features episodes from popular programs, including American Experience, American Masters, Antiques Roadshow, Nature, NOVA, and Masterpiece.
What do you get with PBS Passport?
With PBS Passport, an added member benefit, you get extended access to a digital, on-demand library of more than 1,500 episodes of PBS favorites. Browse below for MASTERPIECE shows currently available, with more being added regularly.
What channel is KQED on Xfinity?
It is on XFINITY cable from Comcast (Channels 9 SD and 709 HD) and on Wave (Channels 9 SD and 164 HD). It can also be found on DIRECTV and DISH satellite systems (Channel 9 SD and HD). KQED Plus is available over the air on Channels 54, DT54.
How do I contact KQED?
You may also call our front desk (415) 864-2000 and ask to be connected to the staff member.
How can I listen to KQED on my iPhone?
KQED App for iPhone or Android Listen to KQED wherever you go! Use the KQED mobile app to stream live radio, listen to podcasts, and watch many of our TV programs. Available for iPhone and Android devices.
