The Visioneers with Zay Harding Renewed for Two Seasons
Hearst Media Production Group (HMPG) today announced that The Visioneers with Zay Harding has been renewed for two additional seasons – through the 2027-2028 television season on CBS. The series airs weekend mornings as part of the “CBS WKND” educational/informational (E/I) programming block.
Season 3 of the original series, produced by HMPG in an exclusive partnership with VoLo Foundation, will premiere on Saturday, October 3. The 30-minute weekly eco-adventure show, hosted by international explorer Zay Harding, takes viewers around the world to showcase the remarkable scientists, engineers, and everyday people who are creating sustainable environmental solutions.
This season, Harding continues his international journey to meet the innovators, advocates, and changemakers tackling the planet’s biggest environmental challenges.
Featured guests include award-winning actor Edward Norton; former Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman and clean-water and ocean-conservation advocate Kelvin Beachum; NASCAR driver Austin Green, who goes behind the wheel to test cutting-edge racing technology on the track; and Luci Baines Johnson, who carries forward her mother Lady Bird Johnson’s environmental legacy.
From the Great Barrier Reef to America’s ports, racetracks and wildflower fields, The Visioneers introduces audiences to the people and bold ideas reshaping our planet’s future.
“The future isn’t something we wait for. It’s being built right now, often in places we’d never expect,” said Thais Lopez V., president of VoLo Foundation.
“The Visioneers shows that the solutions to our biggest challenges are already in the hands of people with the courage to imagine a better world and the determination to make it real. They just need someone to tell their stories. That’s exactly what we do, and with our third season, we’re proud to bring these changemakers into homes every Saturday morning.”
“Alongside our partners at VoLo Foundation, we’re proud to bring audiences two more seasons of The Visioneers,” said Bryan Curb, president of HMPG. “The show has struck a real chord with viewers, sharing stories that prove environmental stewardship can take many forms — and that building a more sustainable future can be an engaging, hands-on adventure.”
