Help Bring A World of Difference to Your Local PBS Station
Now available to air on PBS stations nationwide through the National Educational Telecommunications Association
Want to see “A World of Difference” on your local PBS station? You can help:
- Go to the “Request Show for Your Local Station” page.
- Using the map or the search find the PBS station(s) listed as closest to your area.
- Decide how you’d like to reach out — by phone, mail or email. (Note: Some stations may not have an email address listed.)
If your PBS station has questions, direct them to contact us at awod@beaconcollege.edu or (352) 638-9789.
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What is “A World of Difference?”
A World of Difference is an award-winning television program that explores neurodiversity through conversations with national experts, families, and adults thriving with learning differences such as ADHD, dyslexia, and autism.
Who produces “A World of Difference?”
The show is produced by Beacon College, the first college in the nation accredited to award bachelor’s degrees exclusively to students with learning differences
About Beacon CollegeWho is the host of “A World of Difference?”
The show is hosted by Darryl E. Owens, associate vice president of communications and engagement at Beacon College. Owens is the proud father of two children, one a Beacon College graduate with attention and learning differences.
How long has “A World of Difference” existed?
The show first premiered in 2020. As of September 2025, it is in its sixth total season, and the fourth on Central Florida’s PBS station, WUCF TV.
How long is each episode of “A World of Difference?”
Each episode of the show is 26 minutes and features two main segments – Difference Makers, interviews with successful individuals thriving with learning differences, and Ask the Experts, panels offering insights and advice – along with a rotating third segment, which may be Family Matters, In the Schools, Rising Above, or In the Know, highlighting families, schools, organizations, or personal stories of neurodivergent individuals.
Who are some notable guests who have been featured on “A World of Difference?”
Notable guests on the show have included a wide range of individuals, such as autism advocate Dr. Temple Grandin, NASCAR driver Armani Williams, and NBA champion Gary Payton II.
Where can I find past episodes of “A World of Difference?”
Past episodes of A World of Difference are available nationwide via the PBS app on streaming devices, including Roku, Chromecast and Apple TV+.
Viewers can also access past episodes online through the PBS website.
Who should I contact to learn more about “A World of Difference?”
Please contact awod@beaconcollege.edu to learn more about the show.