WSRE (channel 23) is a PBS member television station in Pensacola, Florida, United States, owned by Pensacola State College (PSC). The station's studios are located at the Kugelman Center for Telecommunications on the Pensacola State main campus, and its transmitter is located near Robertsdale, Alabama. Production facilities WSRE is licensed to the Board of Trustees of Pensacola State College (PSC), and operates as a department of the college affiliated with the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). A foundation established in 1990 administers its finances. WSRE's studios are located at the Kugelman Center for Telecommunications at PSC's main campus in Pensacola. There are several studios. The Jean & Paul Amos Performance Studio is a fully featured television soundstage offering stadium-style seating, which is retractable to allow for more soundstage space. Studio B provides the same technical capabilities but with moderate floor space not designed for a live audience. Most of the station's local programming is produced in Studio B. Studio C is a smaller studio which is almost exclusively used for television programs and segments designed for satellite uplinks. MSNBC's Scarborough Country (now known as Morning Joe) was often produced in Studio C when former representative Joe Scarborough was in Pensacola. Local programming The station produces many local and regional programs, including: Open Forum – a call-in talk show Connecting the Community – a weekly call-in program of local community events Garden Magic – a call-in gardening program hosted by Bill Bennett Food for Thought – features speeches by visiting experts Aware! – a local show on issues affecting community members Rally – a political debate program that aired before local elections Pensacola State Today – local news program Legislative Review – panel show with state legislators Flavors of the Coast – cooking program featuring local Gulf Coast recipes Gourmet Cooking WSRE was the home of the nationally televised French cooking program, Gourmet Cooking, which was hosted by Earl Peyroux. It began as a local program in 1977, and was syndicated on national public television from 1982 to the early 1990s. WLNE WLNE was a local educational-access television channel operated by WSRE and targeted towards young children and teachers. The channel's "callsign" was the acronym "Where Learning Never Ends". The channel was only available on Cox Cable channel 19 in Pensacola. (This WLNE should not be confused with the ABC affiliate in New Bedford, Massachusetts, which holds the callsign "WLNE-TV".) WSRE discontinued