Transcript
Hey, everyone. It's Josh Groban. The senate has passed a bill to take a lot of money away from PBS, and I just wanted to share my gratitude, my love, and express how important I think it is that we have and support public media in today's world. I grew up a PBS kid. I learned to count, and I learned about the alphabet from Sesame Street. I learned about my emotions in an ever changing and crazy world through mister Rogers' Neighborhood. As I got older, I became fascinated staring out the window with my telescope because I watched No. And as somebody who loved music and theater and who wasn't always able to access art around me, PBS was that access point for me, and it continues to be an artistic access point to inspire millions across the country and across the globe when they don't always have access themselves outside their front door. It is vital. I also share a lot of gratitude as a performer myself because PBS allowed others to access what I do when a lot of other places wouldn't give me that platform. So thank you, PBS, for all you do. Keep fighting the good fight, And please, if you're watching, support your local station when they need it most. Thanks so much.