THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM LISTINGS

FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 1, 2011

Same Schedule Daily - Interruptions for Broadcasts and Re-Broadcasts of Township Meetings

12:00: Hamburg Announcements

12:02: Community Connection

12:12: PEG MEDIA: KIDS A'COOKIN'" : www.kidsacookin.com Want a great way to spend time with your kids? Tired of macaroni and cheese with hot dogs being the only secret recipe you have? Dust off your countertops, tie on your apron and introduce your “Small Fry” to the educational and fun world of cooking. Even if they have only mastered Kool-Aid®, you and your kids can expand your cooking skills with the help of these kitchen-tested and approved recipes. Follow Host (and Mom) Karen Arnold, as she leads school-age children step-by-step in preparing nutritious, delicious, but most of all, fun recipes. Each week, pint-sized chefs will help prepare a different recipe that can easily be made in your own home. These recipes are not only simple to prepare and affordable, but are an excellent way to share the joys of cooking with your kids. Preparing quality food together also can provide quality time with your kids. Remember, the recipe for cooking success is simple … Just you and your kids. Kids a Cookin' is produced for K-State Research and Extension's Family Nutrition Program (www.humec.ksu.edu/fnp) by the Educational Communications Center (www.k-state.edu/ecc). Program #110-5:"Make It A Dip:" Creamy Veggie Dip - Select Fruit with Your Kids; Tropical Fruit Dip - Choose Fresh Furit Carefully; Cheesy Hamburger Dip - Kids Love Cheese; Ole Frijoles Dip - Tasting Food as You Cook. Program: #110-06: "Breakfast:" Scrambled Eggs - Egg Safety; Biscuit Bubble Bread - Basic Oven Safety; Breakfast Banana Split - Calcium is Important; Microwave Cereal Bars - Microwave Safety.

1:08: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY PRESENTS: "JOIN THE VOICES FOR RECOVERY: RECOVERY BENEFITS EVERYONE!" US Dept. of Health and Human Services

1:38: PEG MEDIA: COASTAL GARDENS: 3 PROGRAMS: *GARDEN PROJECT; *HOLMES08; *SHANA TREE PRUNING

2:51: Hamburg Announcements

2:56: Community Connection

3:04: PEG MEDIA: THE WOOD WHISPERER - HOW TO BUILD A STEAMER TRUNK - PARTS 1-2-3-4: The Wood Whisperer is a modern take on an age-old craft. Marc Spagnuolo, professional woodworker and contributing editor for Popular Woodworking Magazine, provides compelling and sometimes comical details on various woodworking projects and techniques. The Wood Whisperer was the first and continues to be the #1 woodworking video podcast on the web. Think of it as a modern version of The New Yankee Workshop.

4:27: MDELEG: MICHIGAN'S ENERGY FUTURE TODAY: PROGRAM #20 - REBUILDING MANUFACTURING BY INVESTING IN NEW INDUSTRIES: Segment 1: Host Amy Butler, Director of the Bureau of Energy Systems for the Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG), talks with Robert Jackson from the State's Bureau of Energy Systems and Jeff Metts, President of Astraeus Wind Energy. Segment 2: Amy interviews Kerry Duggan, from the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Eenrgy Efficiency and Renewable Energy about the upcoming Revitalizing Clean Tech Energy Conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

4:55: MDELEG: THE JOB SHOW - PROGRAM #868 - SUCCESSION PLANNING AND THE BENEFITS OF TRAINING - Segment 1: Job Show host Nirva Civilus interviews Ryan Doll, a program manager for the Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth's Bureau of Workforce Transformation, about the benefits of job training for all types of workers. Segment 2: Host Nirva Civilus interviews Pamela Newsome-Hartman, acting director of the Center for Learning and Development for Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Agency, about the growing need for succession planning and how companies can identifiy high performing employees through job training. Segment 3: Nirva interviews and Doll and Newsome-Hartman about the different skills employers are looking for when hiring, and how individuals can transfer their current skills to emerging careers.

5:24: PERILS FOR PEDESTRIANS: EPISODE #136: California - October 15, 2007 - --We visit the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District. --We meet a bicycle lobbyist at the California State Capitol. --We talk with the president of the California Bicycle Coalition in Davis. --Davis is the first League of American Bicyclists platinum level city. --We learn about the Non-motorized Transportation Pilot Project in Marin County. "Perils For Pedestrians" appears on public access cable stations in many cities across the United States; and on DISH Network 9411 -- The Universityhouse Channel -- Tuesdays at 9:30 pm Eastern, 6:30 Pacific. You can purchase a DVD of this program by contacting the producer. "Perils for Pedestrians" is a public affairs series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk and bicycle. We interview pedestrian and bicycling advocates, planners, and government officials about problems such as missing sidewalks and crosswalks, dangerous intersections, barriers to children walking to school, and obstacles to wheelchair users and people with disabilities -- and solutions to those problems.

5:50: Hamburg Announcements

5:56: Community Connection

6:04: Army Newswatch

6:33: Air Force News

7:29:

PEG MEDIA: ALONG THE BLACKSTONE: The cable Television series Along the Blackstone it is a collaborative effort among various nonprofit, local and state organizations, the National Park Service and a host of individuals who contribute their stories to each episode.

The National Park Service Ranger Host leads the viewer through the industrial landscape, capturing the stories, the cultures, the rich natural resources and the heritage of the birthplace of the America’s journey towards industrialization. Along the way, we meet the people of the Valley as they tell their story in their own words.

The story of the mill villages first established here in the Blackstone Valley is a national story of industrialization for the mill village model can be found throughout the country and it is a story that all can relate to. This partnership with the people of the Blackstone Valley is reflected in the stories told and the awards won including 10 regional awards, a 1996 Telly Award, a 1997 Communicator Award of Distinction, the National Association of Interpretation’s 1998 Media Award, a 1999 Communicator Award of Excellence, and the National Park Service Freedom Star Award 2002. The A&E Network:The History Channel selected 21 episodes to air as part of their American History Showcase series.

The added benefit of the television series is that the mission of the National Park Service to “preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this and future generations” is presented using real life examples that are readily available for all to enjoy. The series showcases partners working together to preserve the rich and diverse heritage found here in the Blackstone Valley, the beginning of America’s Industrial journey, but throughout communities in America. *VISION-THE ART OF DOING: The group of men and their families who started America’s journey towards industrialization were problem solvers. Creating new tools to build new machinery to spin cotton required an inventive mind, a knowledge of metal working, and a set of skills to make it a reality. These were folks who saw a problem as an opportunity. Join us as Along the Blackstone’s Episode #54 illustrates how visionaries and real doers came to make the Blackstone Valley and America the hub of the manufacturing universe. *BIKE, HIKE & CANOE THE BLACKSTONE: The Blackstone Valley, while know for its history and its historic landscape ranging from Mill Villages to the Blackstone Canal, it is also known for its great recreational opportunities – hiking, biking and canoeing/kayaking throughout the Blackstone Valley has become a major interest for many families. So join us as Along the Blackstone’s Episode #22 shows us where great recreational opportunities are going on as well as what the future will be, such as a 45 mile bikeway connecting Providence to Worcester and to the 25 mile East Bay Bikeway. Lots to do and see, so let’s get moving. *STORIES FROM AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS: Most Americans don’t realize just how extensive their National Park System really is for as of 2010 there are over 393 National Parks, Monuments, Battlefields, Historic Sites, Scenic & Recreational Rivers and National Seashores. This number does not include National Heritage Areas, Wild & Scenic Rivers, National Trail Systems and other Affiliated Areas. Our National Park System is huge. The question is what connects all these sites, these stories together? The answer is that they are all make up America’s Story. So Along the Blackstone’s Episode #69 is really the pilot episode of (hopefully) a national television series on America’s National Parks. The goal is to thematically connect America’s National Parks – the big ones and the small ones, the well known ones and the obscure ones. This episode “What Would You Do for Freedom?” starts at Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell as we begin our journey looking at what American’s did for their freedom at different stages of our nation’s development. We visit Minute Man National Park in Concord, MA to learn what the Minute Men did for their freedom, then moved on to Boston to see what the free African American neighborhood on the backside of Beacon Hill in downtown Boston did for their freedom and finally head down to New York Harbor to visit Ellis Island to learn what immigrants coming from around the world to the United States were willing to do for their freedom. It is a great journey and one many of you can relate to and it provides you with a great sense of just how wonderful our National Parks really are and the different stories they tell, so join us. *A SOLDIER'S CAMP LIFE - CIVIL WAR PT 2: As we approach the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, stop for a moment and consider what the daily camp life of a soldier during the Civil War must have been like. In a war where the technology was changing rapidly, but the tactics remained as they were during the Napoleonic era, a soldier’s life was hard. How did they pass their time? How did they avoid disease, the prime killer of soldiers from both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line? How was technology changing the tactics of war? And how do you care for the wounded – from a Surgeon’s perspective? These and other questions are answered in Along the Blackstone’s Episode #14 with the help of Civil War Re-enactors from Battery “B”, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery Regiment and members from the 22nd,the 28th & 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiments. Enjoy the period music performed by PENDRAGON of Cumberland, RI

9:04: Hamburg Announcements

9:07: Community Connection

9:19: PEG MEDIA: BABY BLUE ARTS PRESENTS: Baby Blue Arts Presents is a half-hour television music series that features some of the finest musicians around –- and they all happen to be in Minnesota! Each program showcases a particular musician or musical group. Programs cover many different genres: jazz, classical, blues, folk, world, young artists. While most programs are taped in the Northwest Community TV studio, we also film some on location. Program #295-0096-Nicholas Carter - Paraguyan Harp: Nicolas plays an authenic Paraguayan harp. He has traveled the world and thrilled audiences with his second to none mastery of the instrument. In this 1/2 hour performance, he is accompanied by a guitarist, acoustic base and percussionist, playing tunes from Venezuela, Paraguay and Brazil along with an original piece. Portions of this program may also be seen on our website: http://babybluearts.com/NicolasCarter.htm #295-0089 - Harpourri: Four harps have a beautiful sound! These professional harpists bring us an enchanting half-hour performance of classical, folk and more contemporary tunes on beautiful concert harps. Filmed at the MacPhail Center for Music in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

10:19: PEG MEDIA: NO EXCUSES OUTDOORS: Our whole premise is that the promotion of the outdoors is our number one priority on any budget...a back to the basics mentality. No Excuses Outdoors is a fishing and outdoor show that fishes and hunts throught the country with a majority of our shows being in Wisconsin. The show is produced in Wisconsin. #163-17: JERKBAITS FOR SALMON - MILWAUKEE, WISCONSON: Join us as we cast crankbaits and jerkbaits for the Salmon coming into the Milwaukee Harbor #163-3 - FALL MUSKY'S: Trolling for Fall Musky's in the Bay of Green Bay, Green Bay Wisconsin with Captain Brett Jolly. Action packed with lots of great fish caught in a short period of time!

11:05: WHITE HOUSE CHRONICLE: PROGRAM #3010: Topic: The Japan nuclear crisis; the ever-continuing CR. Guests: Joe Mathieu, Sirius XM Radio; Marc Goldsmith, Marc Goldsmith & Associates; and Branko Terzic, Deloitte. PROGRAM #3011: Topic: The future of broadcasting. Guests: Bob Franken, King Features; Lauren Ashburn, Ashburn Media; and Steve O'Hearn, Corbinian.