WVIA Public Media App

Stream public radio and television content with the WVIA Public Media App, your gateway to PBS and NPR programming on demand. Access live broadcasts, catch up on your favorite shows, and explore a full library of curated content—all from one intuitive mobile interface.

Enjoy uninterrupted live radio streaming with professional-grade controls that put you in command. Pause, rewind, or fast forward through live audio from WVIA Radio without missing a beat. Start your commute and your favorite station begins playing instantly. The integrated program schedule keeps you informed about what's on next, and one-click stream switching lets you jump between broadcasts seamlessly. Keep listening in the background while you check emails or browse the web—your entertainment never pauses just because you're multitasking.

Watch your favorite PBS shows on your schedule using the same intuitive DVR-like controls. Pause live video to answer a call, rewind to catch important details, and fast forward through content at your own pace. Stream popular WVIA TV programs including Call the Doctor, Scholastic Scrimmage, and Homegrown Music Concerts whenever inspiration strikes. WVIA Passport members unlock exclusive curated content and special programming available only through your membership.

Share the moments that matter most. Easily send your favorite stories and programs to family and friends with a single tap. Personalize your listening and viewing experience with a built-in sleep timer to drift off to your preferred station, and wake up refreshed with the alarm clock feature synced to your favorite broadcast.

Designed by the team behind WVIA Public Media and Public Media Apps, this app brings professional public broadcasting to every device in your home or pocket. Whether you're at home, commuting, or traveling, access the news, educational programming, and entertainment you trust—whenever you want it, wherever you are. Download the WVIA Public Media App today and discover why public radio and television remain essential sources for informed citizens and curious minds.