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BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 3-31-14

                   Monday March 31              

12:00 am      Pres. Coolidge Site Panel Discussion

1:28 am       Book Talk – Ep.1: Amy Howlett – VT Dept of Libraries

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       VT Workers Center – Informational Mtg 3/16/14

BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 3/24/14

                   Monday March 24  

12:00 am      Green Mountain Vets for Peace: Ep. 130

1:00 am       Pres. Coolidge Site Panel Discussion

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       The Folklorist Ep. 6

4:30 am       The Vermont Healthcare Experiment

5:00 am       Common Good VT: The VT Community Foundation’s Food and Farm Initiative

Get the scoop on the Windham Orchestra’s food and music fundraiser for Brattleboro Senior Meals straight from Maestro Hugh Keelan himself, on an edition that includes details on Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting, Chris Smither and Next Stage Arts in Putney, Scott Ainslie at Brooks Memorial Library, and a Tag Sale fundraiser at the Dummerston Community Center.

In 2006, Great Falls Community Broadcasting Company submitted an application for a new radio license. WOOL-LP, the community radio station started by the organization had only been broadcasting a short while when the opportunity arose to increase their broadcast power. Today, after more than eight years of finagling, strategizing, fundraising, and borrowing, WOOL finalized the process and is now operating on a new frequency with a more powerful transmitter and is heard in many towns where its first station had been silent. The station has stopped broadcasting on 100.1FM. Its new frequency is 91.5FM.

BCTV CH.8 Schedule for the week of 3/17/14

                   Monday March 17            

12:10 am      The VT Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing – O

1:00 am       The Shires of Vermont Byway: VT Rt.7 and Historic Rt.7A

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       For the Animals: Amy Emerson

4:30 am       VIT Presents: Public Service Board Hearing on Telecommunication

5:45 Live goes in depth on the Santa’s Land investigation, 2014 Town Meeting Day shockers, 1% option tax-tastic voter approval margin, Putney Park & Ride construction, and much much more.

BCTV Ch.8 schedule for the week of 3-10-14

                   Monday March 10            

12:00 am      Madison’s Hell- Exploring Madisonian Constitutionalism

1:15 am       TED Talks: Christopher Soghoian: Government surveillance –  Just The Beginning

1:25 am       That Was the Week That Was: AARP Driver Safety Program

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       Madison’s Hell- Exploring Madisonian Constitutionalism

BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 3-3-14

                   Monday March 3

12:00 am      Madison’s Hell- Exploring Madisonian Constitutionalism

1:15 am       Danger Men Cooking – China Show

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       Common Good Vermont – Building a Culture of Philanthrop

4:30 am       2014 Brattleboro Women’s Film Festival Preview

5:00 am       UVM Comm Med School: Reducing Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease

BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 2-24-14 

                   Monday February 24                 

12:00 am      UVM Comm Med School: Patient Choices at the End of Life

1:30 am       Nuclear Free Future: Talking with Maggie Gunderson

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       Halloween Party at the Stone Church 10/31/13

6:30 am       The Folklorist – Episode 5

6:50 am       We’re All in This Together: Reefer Madness

Join DJ Pockets for another experience that you won’t soon forget..its “buttahmilk” this Tuesday Feb.25th from 6pm-8pm on Brattleboro Community Radio. 107.7fm and streaming on www.wvew,org

Sheriff Richard Mack spent eleven years with the police department of Provo, Utah, and then moved back to Arizona to run for Graham County Sheriff in 1988. While serving as sheriff, he attended the FBI National Academy and graduated in 1992. In 1994, he was named Elected Official of the Year by the Arizona-New Mexico Coalition of Counties. He was also named the National Rifle Association Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for 1994, and was inducted into the NRA Hall of Fame.

(includes tweets about upcoming Canadian Homelessness Marathon as well)

Tweets about “Homelessness Marathon”.

Update: In addition, one can also follow tweets that include the #HomelessRadio2014 hashtag as well, .

BCTV CH.8 Schedule for the week of 2-17-14

                   Monday February 17

1:30 am       Nuclear Free Future: Talking with Maggie Gunderson

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       Tar Sands Exposed – Exploring the Human and Environmental Costs

6:15 am       Ray Shadis: Nuclear Decommissioning Outcomes

8:00 am       Democracy Now!: LIVE coverage

9:00 am       Agape Christian Fellowship: Mind Your Morals

BCTV’s Valentines Day edition of the calendar features a look at Harris Hill, the Stroll’s Brown Bag Lunch series finale at the Rivergarden starring the Brattleboro Women’s Chorus, Next Stage Arts ‘Pierce My Soul’ performance, and more.

If one is in need of a good laugh, check out the caption under the overlaid image of Governor Peter Shumlin reportedly aired recently on (Burlington, VT/Plattsburgh, NY: i.e., “Shumlin on Heroin”), via Haik Bedrosian, .

Either the folks at WPTZ must know something the rest of us don’t or they’re just plain dopey.

(smile)

Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, and Jeremy Scahill have launched The Intercept, the first ‘digital magazine’ to be published by First Look Media. Here’s the link:

https://firstlook.org/theintercept/

Greenwald & Scahill’s first article is “The NSA’s Secret Role in the U.S. Assassination Program” and is based on first-hand accounts from a ‘former drone operator’ as well as previously unreleased Snowden documents. 

BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 2-10-14

                    Monday February 10

12:00 am      Brattleboro Time Trade Annual Mtg- 1/24/14

1:22 am       The Ethan Allen Institute’s Rob Roper on The Morality of Free Market Capitalism

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       UVM Comm Med School: Who Owns Your Genes

5:30 am       Tar Sands Exposed – Exploring the Human and Environmental Costs

“Building Wild” is a fun, rugged new cabin-building series currently airing on National Geographic Channel Tuesdays at 9pm. The entire first season was filmed in the Bennington area, and features Paul DiMeo of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and Hoosick Falls native Pat “Tuffy” Bakatis.  

NOW, the series is looking for new build challenges in the Brattleboro area! In each episode of the show, Paulie and Tuffy – The Cabin Kings – meet a client who has a big, rugged piece of land and a dream of putting a cabin on that property.

As the Keystone XL (Extra Large) pipeline nears approval, it promise as many as 250, 000 good, permanent jobs.

BCTV Ch.8 Schedule for the week of 2-3-14

Monday February 3               

12:00 am      Vermont Yankeee Decommissioning Alliance Mtg -11/25/13

1:30 am       True North Reports: Healthcare Issues

2:00 am       FSTV Overnight

4:00 am       Holistically Speaking – Ep.82: Naturally Healthy Digestion

4:30 am       UVM Comm Med School: Who Owns Your Genes

6:00 am       VT Musicians on the Air: Flutist Laurel Ann Maurer

Get a glimpse into the world of Brattleboro Community TV’s hardworking volunteer video producers, with a behind the scenes expose as BCTV prepares to host a ‘Producers Night’ showcase, or check out the VCal’s spotlight video for the hotly anticipated 11th Collegiate A Capella concert fundraiser for the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center slated to pack the Latchis main theater on Feb 1.