Connecticut Public is continually developing a growing portfolio of digital platforms that expand upon programming from Connecticut Public Television and Radio while delivering compelling web-only content, and enabling our audiences to connect with us — and with each other — in all kinds of new ways.
PRIMARY WEBSITES:
CTpublic.org – Connecticut Public – Media for the Curious.
WNPR.org – Connecticut Public Radio
CPTV.org – Connecticut Public Television, including CPTV Kids, Spirit, and Create
MOBILE APP:
Listen, Watch and Get Inspired ON THE GO. The Connecticut Public Mobile App includes a live radio stream, News, Talk Shows from Connecticut Public Radio and NPR, your favorite local and national television programs for streaming, and the CPTV Kids 24/7 channel with streaming PBS Kids videos and games. Find it at the Apple Store or on Google Play.
SPECIAL PROJECT WEBSITES:
nenc.news – The New England News Collaborative
foodschmooze.org – The Faith Middleton Food Schmooze®
thekate.tv – The Kate
A CPTV Original series that is distributed around the nation, The Kate presents bold and innovative performances from the stage of the Katharine Hepburn Performing Arts Center in Old Saybrook.
Thinkalong.org – Using trusted source materials from PBS, NPR and local public media stations, Thinkalong is a free program for classrooms that helps middle school students think critically about media, develop informed opinions, and practice respectful, civil discourse.
The Island Next Door – Hurricane Maria tore through the island of Puerto Rico in September 2017 – taking out power lines, destroying homes, disrupting industries, raking the island’s forests, and displacing families. Since then, Connecticut Public Radio’s reporters have covered the aftermath of the storm both from the mainland and from the island’s streets and mountains because – with 300,000 state residents who claim island roots – Hurricane Maria is a local story.
Extra Credit – A collaborative journalism project from Connecticut Public Radio and The Connecticut Mirror, Extra Credit is about how Connecticut government works, what it means to function in a democratic society, and the importance of understanding both our rights — and our responsibilities — as citizens.
The Beaker – Connecticut Public Radio reporter Patrick Skahill’s science and technology blog on Tumblr.
PODCASTS and ON-DEMAND LISTENING
Connecticut Public Radio Podcasts and RSS feeds can be found at WNPR.org/RSS. Find them wherever you get your podcasts.
wnpr.org/wherewelive – Where We Live
Hosted by Lucy Nalpathanchil, Where We Live is a call-in talk show about who we are in Connecticut and our place in the world.
wnpr.org/colin – The Colin McEnroe Show
Thoughtful, smart, and interesting exploration and conversation with amazing guests.
wnpr.org/wheelhouse – The Wheelhouse
Co-hosted by Lucy Nalpathanchil and Colin McEnroe, Connecticut’s best journalists come out of the political trenches every Wednesday to join us this weekly news roundtable.
nextnewengland.org – NEXT
NEXT is a weekly radio show and podcast about New England, one of America’s oldest places, at a time of change. It’s hosted by Morgan Springer at Connecticut Public Radio in Hartford.
foodschmooze.org – The Faith Middleton Food Schmooze®
SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook:
• CPTV
• Connecticut Public Radio
• CT Public Learning
• Where We Live
• The Colin McEnroe Show
• The Faith Middleton Show
• NEXT New England
• The Wheelhouse
• The Kate TV
• Sharing CT
Twitter:
• CPTV
• Connecticut Public Radio
• Where We Live
• The Colin McEnroe Show
• The Faith Middleton Show
• Connecticut Public Media Lab
NEWSLETTERS
YOUR START is the newsletter from Connecticut Public Radio, delivered weekdays at 7:05 am. What’s On! is the weekly newsletter from CPTV, delivered Friday afternoons.