Celeste describes her early childhood memory of watching PBS at her grandmother’s house. She shares how that had an impact on her life and why she still loves PBS to this day.
”You’re supposed to learn in everyday life, like kindness and friendship, and I think with PBS it was just something easy to pick up from the shows and what the characters were showing.” — Celeste Reyes
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