Community Television Network

This week we'll return to the Golden Age of travel and we'll learn about the Police Department's new recruiting tool. We'll also get a preview of a one-woman show about Kansas in the 1890's.

Hosts Derry Rundlett and Stephen Schwartz is joined by guests Christopher Northrop, Christine Thibeault and John Coyne discussing the issues of juvenile law.

The Leonards

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest, Scott Teitsworth, about the Bhagavad Gita and it’s relativity to today’s living. Scott has taught about this subject for many years.

Super 400, DoppelgängeR, Jarrard Anthony, Laurier Tiernan, Novel

At age 30, most people are at their physical prime. How one ages over the years depends largely on the amount of physical activity we engage in. This is a very interesting talk that explains what activity level one might expect to have later in life. It will also encourage young adults to think seriously about an exercise routine.

CARFIT is a national program that custom fits an older person's car through a simple 20 minute check and adjustment. In this episode, CARFIT expert Rachel Wilson of the American Automobile Association conducts a full check and adjustment on our volunteer driver Virginia. Follow these simple steps in your own car or sign up for a CARFIT in your town.

Tim and Mark look at the Cinderella Project just in time for Prom season

This is John Rhodes and Clara Hsu's San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV. In the 1rst segment John Rhodes will introduce Ana Elsner. You can find Ana at: http://www.redroom.com/author/ana-elsner/bio or also, http://anaelsner.blogspot.com/ .
'To create true poetry requires hunger and passion, and Ana Elsner has it, in spades.' –Lawrence Ferlinghetti
In the 2nd segment Clara Hsu will introduce Richard Loranger. Richard Loranger has been doing poetry performances and visual art for over 25 years He spent 9 years in college in the New York area teaching writing and literature. You can find some of his writing at: http://wepress.org

In Episode 24 we talk Instrumental Transcommunication (ITC) and paranormal technology with inventor Andy Coppock. Andy is a Research Scientist for the biomedical community with a background in Mechanical Engineering, Laser Photonics, Physics and Quantum Mechanics. His quest into paranormal investigation has led to the development of new instrumentation and testing criteria for paranormal investigations. Basically the guy went to MIT, he’s really smart, and when he noticed his workshop space seemed to be haunted, he applied what he knows to try and figure it all out. Don’t miss some incredible video footage captured on Coppock’s security camera and full spectrum camera. Plus, in this episode we debut the newest members of the Oddball crew. But is he human? Tune in to find out! If the truth is out there… 30 Odd Minutes will find it… but only by sheer accident.

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Grilldog in Mazatlan, Mexico

This Month: South African BBQ

This Month: Resortful - recipies to save money when you travel

This month: Fun With Rum

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