Program Ideas

Arizona PBS accepts proposals and ideas for programs for both local and national broadcast. The station produces a variety of television programs, including “Arizona Horizon,” “Horizonte” and “Check, Please! Arizona.”

Producing programs that connect Arizona PBS with their community and promote lifelong learning are an important part of the station’s mission.

To submit a proposal, please follow the submission policy below.

Completed Programs

For completed television programs for consideration by Arizona PBS, please mail a copy to:

Arizona PBS
Attn: Associate General Manager of Content
555 N Central Ave., Suite 500
Phoenix, AZ 85004

The programming staff will review your program and contact you if Arizona PBS would like to air your show.

Program Ideas

Producers are invited to submit proposals for either local or national productions for possible collaboration or development. Submission should include a short program description that includes length and any funders.

Please email [email protected]

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