In Can You Put a Value on Public Television? produced by PBS, viewers are invited to explore the profound impact of public broadcasting through the personal stories of various artists. This DVD features a diverse array of voices reflecting on their experiences and highlighting how public television has influenced their lives and communities. From a young musician dreaming of performing at prestigious venues to an artist grappling with their reality, the narratives compiled by PBS resonate with authenticity and emotion, emphasizing the unique value of public television programming.

Designed as an educational resource, this DVD falls under the categories of Educational and Self-Help. By showcasing the intersection of personal aspirations and public media, it aims to illustrate the irreplaceable role that institutions like PBS play in shaping lives. Through relatable and poignant testimonials, the collection urges viewers to consider not just the financial value, but the emotional and cultural enrichment that public television provides to millions.