Critical federal funds have been eliminated for public media. Your donation today keeps us strong.

DONATE NOW

We are currently experiencing a disruption of our service to our World and Create Channels. We are actively working to restore functionality. Thank you for your patience!

Stream live and on-demand content now on our new app:
RMPBS+
go back to Shows
To The Contrary show's poster

To The Contrary

With women in the forefront of politics and on the cutting edge of national agendas, To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe continues to provide an important, timely forum for diverse women to discuss national and international issues and policies. It presents news and views that are rarely, if ever, available elsewhere on television.

Latest episode

Women Living Longer; Abortion Trends

Season 34 Episode 3430 | 26m 46s | CC

Women Living Longer: Women outlive men due to genetic advantages and healthier lifestyle choices. Abortion Trends: Telehealth and abortion pills reduce out-of-state abortion travel, despite access threats. PANEL: Ann Stone, Siobhan "Sam" Bennett, Fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), April Chapman.

Episodes

Funding for TO THE CONTRARY is provided by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, the Park Foundation and the Charles A. Frueauff Foundation.

Related stories

Communications
How eliminating federal funding for public broadcasting would harm Colorado
At just $1.35 per citizen annually per year, or .01 percent of the federal budget, public broadcasting is one of America’s best investments – and benefits all Coloradans.
 | dave leonard
News | Rocky Mountain PBS
Rocky Mountain PBS News, in collaboration with 9Wants to Know, analyzed 270 municipal budgets in Colorado to determine revenue from traffic tickets. A few small towns – reaped big bucks.
 | alexa corcoran
Election 2024
Election Day is right around the corner. Here’s what thousands of Coloradans told us matters to them most.
From democracy and immigration to climate and the cost of living, the Voter Voices survey took the pulse of the state.
 | Tina Griego