CCBC Television Local Program Descriptions

CCBC Arts Showcase

Produced by CCBC-TV, each hour-long program highlights the artistic and creative talents of CCBC students, faculty and guest artists in performances, and exhibits presented on the CCBC campuses.

The CCBC Bulletin Board

A text-over-still-picture display of announcements broadcast on the cable channels promoting the college and providing information on college services. These announcements contain information on college events, activities and services that are open to the general public. In addition, The CCBC Bulletin Boarddisplays information on Career & Academic Programs and for Continuing & Adult Education opportunities etc. For more information contact CCBC Television

CCBC Connections

A lively and informative half hour program produced by CCBC-TV featuring interviews with campus newsmakers, campus leaders, and academic & career program coordinators in short information packed interview segments. Each half hour show will present a series of three to five fast paced interviews highlighting accomplishments of members of the college community, and talking with campus leaders and students about college services and programs that are available to CCBC students and the public.

CCBC: In the Spotlight

A 30 minute interview show produced by CCBC-TV presents one-on-one interviews with prominent local, regional and national speakers discussing a variety of issues and their personal experiences. Guests on Spotlight may include visiting guest speakers/lecturers/artists brought to our campuses, giving the viewer an up-close look at the person behind the issue.

CCBC Perspectives

Features CCBC invited lecturers and college faculty as they explore a variety of topics of academic and community interest presenting thought provoking lectures, forums and panel discussions on contemporary issues and current events. Topics range from Philosophy to Diversity to Women's Issues to the Learning College. This hour long series is produced by CCBC-TV.

LIFE: Literacy is For Every One

This eight-part series of lessons on Literacy is hosted by Professor Ken Bourn of CCBC Essex (retired) and produced by CCBC-TV. Each half-hour long program examines different aspects of adult-reading-difficulty issues and provides easy to follow formulas for recognizing written words. LIFE is also a Continuing Education course.

Music Makers & Shakers

CCBC's Creative Arts Center has enjoyed local acclaim for its work on the development of young children's musical talents. In recognition of this work, CCBC-TV developed and produced this 16-part series targeted at preschoolers, toddlers and Early Childhood Education professionals. The series, hosted by Barbara McGill, showcases children's musical talent development during three stages of development - from infancy through toddler to preschool age. Produced by CCBC-TV.

CCBC Special Presentations

Each year CCBC-TV offers a variety of special presentations ranging from documentaries to artistic performances to lectures/discussions of contemporary concerns to athletic events. Among our documentary series are the six-part "Another Kind of Hero" and two-part, two-hour long "...With Wings as Eagles". Every summer, we showcase our students in our full-length Graduation coverage. Check often for announcements on upcoming specials on CCBC-TV.

Neighborhood Beat

This lively 30-minute show features interviews with local, state and regional community leaders and covers a variety of topics including neighborhood living, community development, housing, human rights, accessibility for people with disabilities and other issues important to neighborhoods. The show is hosted and produced by Bill Kladky, administrator of the Greater Baltimore Community Housing Resource Board, Inc. The program is funded by the GBCHRB Inc. and is produced in partnership with CCBC-TV. For more information contact the producer Bill Kladky or visit www.GBCHRB.org.

Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs

A one-hour program dealing with topics in international politics, economics, and social issues as they affect the United States. Each program consists of a guest speaker addressing the Council followed by a question and answer period. Guest speakers include foreign ambassadors and national and international political and diplomatic representatives. Produced on a monthly basis . For more information contact the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs 410.727.2150.

CineMaryland

A magazine format which examines the exploding film industry in Maryland. The goal is to provide viewers with an inside view of all aspects of the dynamic film business, which is having a tremendous economic impact in Maryland. The program is underwritten by the Maryland Film Office for the duplication and distribution of the show in 9 Maryland Counties and Baltimore City. CineMaryland takes viewers up close and personal with film industry people working in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Each CineMaryland program begins with the Trivia Teaser, a trivia question about Maryland actors and Maryland made films. The answer is announced at the end of the show. The next segment, In the Limelight, highlights various aspects of the film industry. Reel Talk presents a one-on-one discussion with an individual in the film industry. The final segment, What’s the Buzz, fills the viewer in on other film happenings. For more information www.cinemaryland.com

Health Today

This monthly 30-minute program focuses on health and wellness issues. Hosted by Florence Miller, Educational Coordinator with Blue Cross/Blue Shield the program features lively and informative interviews with experts in the field of medicine and health. Health Today is produced by HCC-TV Howard Community College. For more information contact Florence Miller 1.800.323.4472. www.howardcc.edu/events/healthto.ht

Interfaith Roundtable

Produced by the Baltimore Mayor's Office of Cable and Telecommunication, this award-winning half-hour roundtable discussion provids a unique opportunity to hear local religious and spiritual leaders examine ways to incorporate values and ethics in everyday life. Viewers can learn about different religions to create connections and greater understandings within the community. You may contact the producer at 410-396-1100 or visit www.TV25Baltimore.com 

On the Move With the MTA

Produced by Maryland Transit Administration and hosted by Tony Jones, On the Move with the MTA describes the variety of services provided for MTA users. MTA web site: http://www.mtamaryland.com/

Straight Talk

This hard-hitting interview program is targeted to adolescents and young adults and focuses on substance abuse issues. Straight Talk is hosted by Mike Gimbel and features a variety of guests including victims of substance abuse, representatives from social services agencies, law enforcement and advocacy groups. The program is produced monthly by the Baltimore County Office of Substance Abuse. For information contact Mike Gimbel 410.938.3102.

The Writing Life

 Presented by the Howard County Poetry and Literary Society: HoCoPoLitSo, this half-hour monthly program features world renowned and national poets and writers who discuss the craft of writing and share their work. Each episode is hosted by a local poet. The Writing Life is produced by HCC-TV Howard Community College. For additional information contact HoCoPoLitSo 410.730.7524 or www.hocopolitso.org/

X-Change

A half-hour program produced by the Mayor's Office of Telecommunication providing a forum where issues of race, class, gender, culture and ethnicity are discussed and explored. You may contact the producer at 410-396-1100 or visit www.TV25Baltimore.com 

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