Though much of PBS’ programming is already available to stream through through its own apps, now you can access it through Amazon Prime Video. Amazon has launched a selection of new, ad-free FAST channels consisting of programming from over 150 local PBS affiliate stations and the PBS KIDS Channel.

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Max and Starz join Prime Video as a new streaming bundle in the U.S. Prime Video is expanding its offerings by teaming up with Max and Starz to offer a new streaming bundle. If you’re over the hassle of juggling apps and subscriptions, this could be worth considering. Even more so if you want to branch out into other streaming services.

“Molly-Mae: Behind it All” is an Amazon Original streaming exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll have to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch the series. If you aren’t an Amazon Prime subscriber already, you can get started with a 30-day Amazon Prime free trial before $14.99/month payments begin.

Amazon and PBS have moved forward on their partnership to offer free access to local member stations and some national programming feeds via Prime Video. Starting this week, streamers have access to their local PBS member station,