John, have you seen WORLD ON FIRE yet?

Dear John,
You tune in to KQED 88.5 and KQED 9 for news you can trust and programs you love. But did you know there’s a place where you can access your favorite PBS dramas, documentaries and live performances on your own schedule? KQED Passport is the member benefit that provides you with extended access to a commercial-free and pledge-free on-demand library of shows.
You can access KQED Passport with a gift of $10 or more per month or a one-time gift of $100. Give now and you’ll be watching in minutes.
And now, this amazing collection includes the World War II mini-series World On Fire, featuring Helen Hunt, Sean Bean, Jonah Hauer-King and more.

KQED Passport works seamlessly on your SmartTV, computer, smartphone or tablet. New programs are added every week, so there’s always something fresh to enjoy.
In the mood for drama and romance? KQED Passport has an unbeatable collection of MASTERPIECE programs, including the recent adaptation of Jane Austen’s final, unfinished novel Sanditon and all five seasons of Poldark with Aidan Turner.
If you have an appetite for classic cooking shows, you may like Dishing with Julia Child, in which today’s chefs and celebrities—including Martha Stewart and Rick Bayless—reflect on beloved episodes of The French Chef with Julia Child. And, you can also enjoy the original episodes yourself and cook along with Julia—anytime, anywhere, on any device!
Longing for a night of live performance? Great Performances brings the finest Broadway plays and musicals, incredible opera productions and live concerts right into your home. And with KQED Passport, you’re in control!
Join now and start streaming your favorites today. Your donation of $10 or more per month—or a one-time gift of $100 will bring you KQED Passport AND help support your local PBS station.