OETA plays a vital role in keeping Oklahoma communities safe by making sure important emergency alerts, like severe weather warnings and AMBER alerts, reach every part of the state without interruption.

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From humble beginnings in a basement classroom, the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA) is now a statewide network that provides a diverse fare of television programs to viewers across Oklahoma and in surrounding states.

How do I watch OETA Live? You can watch a live stream of what is being aired on OETA HD from anywhere within the state of Oklahoma, anytime, for free. No sign-up or registration needed. Just go to oeta.tv/live from your tablet, phone, or desktop and press play.

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James Herriot’s adventures as a veterinarian in 1930’s Yorkshire get a new TV adaptation. Headstrong Eliza Scarlet is the first-ever female detective in Victorian London. Barbara Parker heads to London to take on the male-dominated world of comedy by storm.

Stream 4000+ PBS and OETA shows on-demand. Watch iconic series from MASTERPIECE, NOVA, NATURE, PBS NewsHour, FRONTLINE, Ken Burns, Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., and more, all from your favorite device.

What is OETA Passport? OETA Passport is a member benefit that gives eligible donors extended access to an on-demand library of quality PBS programming online, on your phone or tablet, and through your television. Does OETA Passport cost anything?

When you support OETA, you're investing directly in the programs you cherish. Your contributions allow us to acquire the shows you love and to produce impactful local programming. More than half of our budget comes from support in our state, so it’s no exaggeration to say that contributions from caring viewers like you helps us provide the ...

2020年10月7日 · The new livestream mirrors OETA’s primary channel—featuring children’s programming from 6 a.m.–5 p.m. followed by fan-favorites like Antiques Roadshow, NOVA, PBS NewsHour, and The Oklahoma News Report. Viewers can access the livestream at OETA.tv/live or through the PBS app for Android and Apple devices, ROKU, Amazon Fire tablets, iOS ...