FNX – First Nations Experience
Now Broadcasting on WCMU Public Television
Authentic. Bold. Indigenous.
WCMU Public Media is proud to present FNX – First Nations Experience, a new over-the-air channel available throughout central and northern Michigan. FNX is the first and only nationally distributed TV network exclusively devoted to Native American and Indigenous content.
Whether you’re tuning in for stories that span generations, documentaries that explore tradition and resilience, or contemporary series that amplify Indigenous voices, FNX brings a new perspective to public media.
YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR FNX IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN
How to Watch FNX
FNX is available free over the air with an antenna.
To start watching, all you need to do is rescan your TV channels.
How to Rescan Your TV
Using your TV remote, press Menu or Settings
Look for options like "Channel Setup" or "Auto-Tuning"
Choose "Rescan," "Auto Program," or "Channel Search"
Wait for the scan to complete – FNX will appear as one of your channels
What Is FNX?
FNX showcases the rich and diverse cultures of Native peoples, from Alaska to the Andes and beyond. The channel features:
- Original documentaries and short films
- Historical and cultural series
- Language preservation and Indigenous-led storytelling
- News and public affairs from Native perspectives
- Comedy, children’s programming, and more
Produced and curated by Indigenous creators, FNX brings voices to the screen that are too often left out of mainstream media.
Learn more at FNX.org
Frequently asked questions:
Q: Do I need cable to get FNX?
A: Nope! FNX is available for free with an over-the-air antenna.
Q: I rescanned but don’t see FNX. What should I do?
A: Make sure your antenna is connected properly and aimed toward your local broadcast tower. Try a second scan or move your antenna to a higher location.
Q: Will FNX be available on streaming?
A: FNX is primarily an over-the-air service, but some programs may be available to stream at fnx.org.