KQED On Demand
If you are a Comcast Digital Cable customer, you can view some of your favorite KQED programs at any hour of the day or night.
- Press the MENU button on your remote control.
- A menu will appear on screen, click the "On Demand" button.
- A menu of program categories will appear.
- All of KQED's Video On Demand programs can be accessed through the "Get Local" (formerly "Bay On Demand") selection. Please note: Some of these programs can also be accessed through the "Kids and Teens," "Lifestyle" and "News" selections.
- From the "Get Local" menu, click the "KQED-PBS" button. KQED's content categories will appear. Select from "KQED World," "KQED Kids" and "KQED Life."
- A list of different programs and episodes will appear. Select the episode you would like to watch. Once the show starts, you can pause, play, forward, rewind and stop the program at any time.
Note: An assortment of popular PBS children's programming (including Arthur, Barney and Teletubbies) is available with new episodes and programs rotating in each month.
Current featured programs include:
Jacques Pepin: Fast Food My Way
Designed to appeal to accomplished chefs and amateurs alike. With his signature charm, Pepin presents quick, easy and delicious recipes for today's busy lifestyle. Each episode features tasty, organically grown food that is both healthy and convenient to prepare. Jacques teaches viewers the best of everyday cooking, with dishes that translate from simple dinners to menus for entertaining.
Visit Jacques' Fast Food My Way Web site.
Nightly Business Report
The most-watched and longest-running daily business news program on broadcast or cable television. Co-anchored by veteran business journalists Paul Kangas from Miami and Susie Gharib from the New York Stock Exchange.
Visit the Nightly Business Report's Web site.
QUEST
QUEST puts the Bay Area under a microscope, exploring the stories and people that impact our local science, nature and environmental world. The largest multiple-media project in KQED's history, QUEST includes a weekly half-hour HD television program, weekly radio segments, an interactive website, and educational guides. With the expertise of its partners and the Bay Area community, QUEST brings audiences closer to world-class science centers, museums, and the natural beauty of our open spaces.
Visit the QUEST Web site.
This Week in Northern California
KQED's weekly current affairs program offers insightful, thought-provoking roundtable discussions and news analysis of the latest political topics. Local reporters from diverse media throughout the region open their notebooks for an inside look at the stories behind the headlines. Host: Belva Davis.
Visit This Week in Northern California's Web site.
Spark
More than a showcase for art objects and the artists who make them, Spark takes the audience inside the creative process to witness the challenges, opportunities and rewards of making art.
Visit Spark's Web site.
Weir Cooking in the City
Joanne Weir is cooking in her hometown of San Francisco, and takes viewers along for the adventure. Celebrating her discoveries in this food capital of the world, she shares her relaxed approach to cooking, rides her motor scooter to the butcher, chooses the freshest produce at a local farmer's market, and shares meals with friends and family in her home, on the beach and at tailgate parties. The series invites viewers to relish her creations as they explore their own communities for hidden treats and flavors.
Visit Weir Cooking in the City's Web site.
The Newshour with Jim Lehrer
PBS' nightly news program provides in-depth analysis of current events with a news summary, live studio interviews, discussions and both foreign and domestic on-site reports. Lehrer is joined by a host of journalists and correspondents, including Elizabeth Farnsworth and Spencer Michels from the West Coast Bureau in San Francisco.
Visit The Online Newshour.






