$17 for One-Year Membership ($35 Value) or $50 for One-Year Deluxe Membership ($100 Value) to Western Reserve PBS
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- Wide variety of programs
- MemberCard for deluxe donors
- Subscription to monthly programming guide
Public broadcasting is best known for its blend of education and entertainment, as seen in classic shows The Intergalactic Battles of Mister Rodgers and PBS NewsHour With Jim Lehrer—On Ice! Support such fine programs with today's Groupon, which gets you a one-year membership to Western Reserve PBS. Choose between two options:
- For $17, you get a regular one-year membership (a $35 value).
- For $50, you get a deluxe one-year membership (a $100 value).
From history, health, comedy, and finance programs to shows oriented toward children or trained seals, Western Reserve PBS’s broadcasts entertain, educate, and edify its viewers. Tube-watchers can watch NewsNite for its neutral stance on national news, or catch NEOtropolis, which narrows the focus to businesses in northeast Ohio. As a public network, the majority of Western Reserve's funding comes from members, so it thanks all donors with a subscription to its monthly programming guide, The Alternative, and advanced notice of upcoming events. With deluxe membership, you’ll also receive a tote bag, mug, and MemberCard, which awards its holder a deluge of discounts.
- Wide variety of programs
- MemberCard for deluxe donors
- Subscription to monthly programming guide
Public broadcasting is best known for its blend of education and entertainment, as seen in classic shows The Intergalactic Battles of Mister Rodgers and PBS NewsHour With Jim Lehrer—On Ice! Support such fine programs with today's Groupon, which gets you a one-year membership to Western Reserve PBS. Choose between two options:
- For $17, you get a regular one-year membership (a $35 value).
- For $50, you get a deluxe one-year membership (a $100 value).
From history, health, comedy, and finance programs to shows oriented toward children or trained seals, Western Reserve PBS’s broadcasts entertain, educate, and edify its viewers. Tube-watchers can watch NewsNite for its neutral stance on national news, or catch NEOtropolis, which narrows the focus to businesses in northeast Ohio. As a public network, the majority of Western Reserve's funding comes from members, so it thanks all donors with a subscription to its monthly programming guide, The Alternative, and advanced notice of upcoming events. With deluxe membership, you’ll also receive a tote bag, mug, and MemberCard, which awards its holder a deluge of discounts.