The Visioneers with Zay Harding Renewed for Two More Seasons on CBS

The Visioneers with Zay Harding will stay on CBS for two more seasons.

Hearst Media Production Group has renewed the series through 2028, keeping it in weekend mornings on the network, Deadline reported on 1 October 2026.

That is two extra seasons. It keeps the show on air for three years after its launch.

The programme is a 30-minute eco-adventure series hosted by international explorer Zay Harding. Each episode follows scientists, engineers and everyday people who are building sustainable solutions to environmental problems. It is made for a general audience, with no science background needed to follow along.

On CBS, it airs in weekend mornings as part of CBS WKND. That is the network's educational and informational block, meaning programmes made to teach as well as entertain. The slot is aimed at young viewers and families watching early in the day.

The series is produced by Hearst Media Production Group in partnership with the VoLo Foundation. Hearst Media Production Group is led by president Bryan Curb. The VoLo Foundation is led by president Thais Lopez V. Hearst first announced the show in March 2025.

Season 3 is already lining up well-known guests from outside science. Actor Edward Norton will appear, alongside former NFL player Kelvin Beachum, NASCAR driver Austin Green and Luci Baines Johnson. Their episodes will sit alongside the show's regular focus on researchers and community innovators.

For viewers, this means no interruption. The show keeps its weekend-morning home, its half-hour format and its host. New episodes will continue to mix travel, field reporting and practical ideas for cleaner air, water and energy.

Renewals of this kind settle two questions at once. The crew keeps working. The story gets finished.