FNX
FNX, First Nations Experience, is the only broadcast network in the United States devoted to Native American and indigenous programming, operated by the San Bernardino Community College District through station KVCR since September 2011. Its schedule spans documentaries about tribal history and contemporary issues, cultural and language programmes, music, cooking, children's content and films by indigenous creators — giving Native voices a national platform found nowhere else on free television. The channel is carried by public television stations and affiliates across the country. FNX's official website, fnx.org, publishes the schedule and station information.
Country
Category
Language
Owner / Network
San Bernardino Community College District
Broadcast area
United States
Format
Launched
2011-09-25
Status
Active
HOW TO WATCH
FNX can be watched through its official website. TVChannel.world does not host or stream this channel.
Visit official site →
FAQ
Common questions
What does FNX air?
Native American and indigenous programming: documentaries, cultural and language shows, music, children's content and films.
Who operates FNX?
The San Bernardino Community College District, through public station KVCR.
Is FNX free to watch?
Yes. It is carried free by public TV stations and affiliates; fnx.org lists availability.
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