Neighbors view content believed to be worthy of their time, courtesy of community members. Thanks to all the guarantors; especially; long-time participants: Mr. Krupp (RIP), Mike Spiteri, David Burghardt, Lisa … Continue reading Good Enough To Share Courtesy of Your Neighbors
As Told Here WPAA-TV (Our Podcast culls the archive)
WPAA-TV embarked on the remastering of video to audio in 2019. AS TOLD HERE are previously cablecasts on WPAA-TV conversations and stories shared in the public interest. If the television … Continue reading As Told Here WPAA-TV (Our Podcast culls the archive)
Juneteenth Guest Blog| to Freedom …
Juneteenth to Freedom, My Grandmother and Me By Alease Annan, Marketing Manager; founding member, One BRIC Racial Equity Steering Committee @BRICBrooklyn “Let’s go, Alease!” my grandmother who I am named … Continue reading Juneteenth Guest Blog| to Freedom …
Board President Statement Joey Allard (2019)
I, Joey Allard, had the opportunity to be a leader and a learner while serving WPAA-TV as President until June 2019. My three-year term on the board is up in … Continue reading Board President Statement Joey Allard (2019)
Out of the Dark: Looking at Mental Health through practiced eyes
By Garrett Amill Mental health issues are still stigmatized. Addiction, PTSD, and more are rarely understood, let alone talked about. Out of the Dark takes a shot at addressing these … Continue reading Out of the Dark: Looking at Mental Health through practiced eyes
Citizen Mike: a service to the town and a lot of fun
By Garrett Amill The most important part of government can be smaller than you think. Local politics often have just as much of an impact on life in a town … Continue reading Citizen Mike: a service to the town and a lot of fun
Midlife Matters: Cozy, yet full of wit
By Garrett Amill I never thought I’d care about the art of Ukrainian egg dying. Hearing it discussed on Midlife Matters, however, my attention was nowhere else. Midlife Matters manages … Continue reading Midlife Matters: Cozy, yet full of wit
Ten-Year Journey Ends With the Signing of a Check: WPAA-TV Reaches Major Milestone
Contributed by Garrett Amil WPAA-TV reached the end of a ten-year journey that wouldn’t have been possible without community support. On Feb. 24, Nelson Ford, the oldest volunteer, and former … Continue reading Ten-Year Journey Ends With the Signing of a Check: WPAA-TV Reaches Major Milestone
WPAA-TV As Discovered by Intern John A McMahon
In the quiet town of Wallingford, Connecticut, nestled on the edge of Center and South Orchard Street, sits a former barn turned “Community Media Center”. Where cultivated hay and livestock … Continue reading WPAA-TV As Discovered by Intern John A McMahon
A Civic Conversation Program – A Gap Exists
Community Access TV is called vanity TV by some, the electronic soapbox by others and sometimes the ‘church channel’ given the predominance of religion-oriented programming. I like the change Wallingford’s … Continue reading A Civic Conversation Program – A Gap Exists