| Art 02093, a new program developed by the Wrentham Cultural Council, will air on Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. beginningApril 14th. The program showcases artists and artisans representing a variety of media: pencil, oil, watercolor, acrylic, clay, and stone. The shows will take you into the artists’ studios and show them at work. The first episode featuresWrentham resident Mary Shea: potter, designer, and teacher. Watch our schedule for exact air dates and times. Be sure to tune in! |
| Filmed in the beautiful Anthony J. Drexel Picture Gallery, The Drexel InterView is a lively, award-winning, half-hour, original television series hosted by best-selling author, critic, and Drexel University Distinguished Professor Paula Marantz Cohen. The Drexel InterView, which premiered in 2004, currently airs on some 325 PBS, university-affiliated, and community-access television stations throughout the United States. Selected episodes may also be seen on YouTube.com. Each episode of The Drexel InterView features a half-hour conversation with a nationally known or emerging talent in the arts, culture, science, or business. Guests reflect a diversity of opinions and backgrounds. The series is now in its ninth season and has featured over 100 guests. Notable previous guests include: * Nora Ephron, screenwriter, film director, author * Craig Newmark, internet entrepreneur, founder of craigslist.org * The Honorable Rudolph Giuliani, former mayor of New York City * David Denby, cultural critic and film critic for The New Yorker * J. Craig Venter, entrepreneur and pioneer in genomic research * Molly Ivins, legendary syndicated columnist * Kenny Gamble, Grammy Award-winner, community developer * Christopher Hitchens, journalist and public intellectual * Jennifer Higdon, composer, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for music * John Waters, cult filmmaker and author |
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| Smart Boating started from humble beginnings according to Paul Jermain, the host and producer of the program. “The idea came from a lunchtime conversation with a marine surveyor friend who stated that he thought I could produce a better show than a well- known syndicated boating show that was airing at the time. I was unfamiliar with how to produce a TV show, but felt that my instructional background developed through my Entrepreneurial Training Program work would enable me to produce a quality program. So, I stopped into the local public access cable TV studio the next day and asked for training. Three weeks later, the first show “How to Protect Your Boat in Event of a Hurricane” was produced.” Shows are primarily shot in the field with expert guests who provide solid advice on top of carefully researched, thorough, show discussion guides. And the entire process, from topic selection to editing, which typically takes about fifteen hours, is done strictly on a volunteer basis. The Smart Boating TV show will air weekly on Wrentham Cable 8 on Comcast channel 8 and Verizon channel 39 at 10pm on Saturdays as well as other times throughout the week. Check our schedule for exact airdates and times. |
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