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Channeling the Upper Valley

April 18, 2022

Weekly Highlights

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@CATV Upper Valley Channel on Comcast 1075/Vtel 169 & 1169

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Julian Assange - Visionary or Villain?

What do the American people deserve to know? That's the question posed in this "Rocky Watch" by Dartmouth Women's, Gender Studies, and Sexuality lecturer Alexis Jetter to free speech attorney Nabiha Syed, CEO of investigative journalism startup The MarkUp, in this discussion about controversial WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange. From the Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences at Dartmouth.

Week 3 on Common Ground

What are the differences between the VT House and the Senate? How do they work together to get bills passed? How did redistricting affect Upper Valley voters? What is a "Money Bill" and where do they start? How can folks advocate to their representatives on issues of concern to them? And what happens when a bat gets trapped in the chamber?

VT State Reps Jim Masland and Becca White address these questions and more this week on Common Ground.

Viewer questions are welcome!

Email info@catv8.org

Watch at CATV On-Demand

New episodes broadcast Sundays

7:30am, 11:30am, and 9:30pm on

CATV Government Channel

Line producer Loren Howard

Assistant producer Jackson Cashman

NH Sen. Shaheen on Ukraine

US Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) questions Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark Milley, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair, before a Senate committee on the U.S. strategy and how we are working with NATO allies in the Black Sea region; changes in our military posture in Europe; and budget needs to support US capability. 4/8/22

JUST IN on CATV YouTube:

Produced by Jordyn Fitch for CATV with the Norwich Bookstore

Did you know most CATV content on YouTube can be viewed with CLOSED CAPTIONS? CATV's YouTube channel features local content telling our collective story and reflecting who we are.

Edith Forbes speaks about her novel, Tracking a Shadow: My Lived Experiment with MS, a memoir of the author's twenty-five-year, self-designed experiment with a non-pharmaceutical approach to multiple sclerosis and of the indomitable mother who taught her to meet trouble with active resistance.

Norwich Bookstore Author Talk with Edith Forbes

Local Government & School Boards on CATV

Find local government and school meetings for Hartford, Norwich, and Hartland, VT; Hanover, NH and Lebanon, NH (school only).

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Upper Valley Religious Services on CATV

Join your local house of worship or visit a new one Sundays.

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Community Podcasts on CATV

In a crisis about what to read next? Shelf Help is here!

In episode 1, we introduce the Shelf Help booksellers by asking each to review a book that best represents them. What results is a great list of books and fun insights into the booksellers who'll recommend books on future episodes!

New episodes dropping weekly on TUESDAYS this spring!

Shelf Help is a collaboration between the Book Jam, a nonprofit designed to inspire readers; CATV Upper Valley media community; three Upper Valley bookstores: Yankee Bookshop in Woodstock, VT; the Norwich Bookstore in Norwich, VT; and Still North Books & Bar in Hanover, NH.

EVENTS

@CATV, the Upper Valley & Online

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CATV is a proud presenting sponsor of

WRIF 2022

White River Indie Films (WRIF) Festival 2022 delivers two weekends of new global cinema that puts a lens to our changing world. Ten feature films and an array of shorts at the Briggs Opera House, a free outdoor screening in Lyman Park, a showcase of local filmmakers, panel conversations, movie trivia night, parties, and more.

May 20-29

White River Junction, VT

Schedule & passes now available:

wrif.org

For early-bird pricing before May 1, use discount code: WRIFEARLYBIRD

Spring jamLABs start 4/20

Upper Valley media professionals share their expertise and passions in these master class-styled, hands-on media workshops, which can stand alone or work together to offer an introduction to digital media arts production.

4/20 Livestream Multi-Camera Studio Production with Chico Eastridge

4/23 Intro to Documentary Filmmaking with Tamsin Orion

4/27 Interview Techniques for Podcast, Livestream or Documentary with Marion Abrams

4/30 Acting for the Screen with Richard Waterhouse

5/4 Video Game Design with Elinor Dooley

5/7 Digital Editing with Tamsin Orion

5/11 Feature Film Screenwriting with Rivers Cahee

5/14 Digital Music Production with Chris Lehmann

5/18 Writing for TV with Jordyn Fitch

5/28 Color-Correction in Post-Production with Tamsin Orion

jamLABs run April 20-May 21 at CATV

$35/jamLAB, $90/3, $240/all 10

(tuition assistance available)

Learn more and register here!

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Coming Friday 4/22, cook for the Earth with the Co-op & CATV

Perfect for Earth Day, Green Shakshuka is loaded with power greens like spinach, kale, and Brussels sprouts, then eggs are nestled in to poach gently. Learn how to make this all-purpose vegetarian dish that works for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and be on TV in this virtual cooking class with Co-op Food Stores in partnership with CATV!

Friday, April 22 5:30-7:30pm

You are invited to a WISER Conversation Thursday 4/28

Join WISE's Executive Director Peggy O'Neil, Program Director Kate Rohdenburg, and podcast series producer Jess Chayes in an intimate conversation about the themes that emerged in telling the story of WISE's first 50 years and ideas for the future.

Produced in partnership with CATV

Thursday, April 28 at 6:00 PM

VIRTUAL EVENT

April is Sexual Assault Awareness month.