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Tomorrow (Tues. 11/10) OFF THE PAGE celebrates the 40th Birthday of Sesame Street, with author Michael Davis, whose book "Street Gang" details the show's founding and history. Bill Jaker's special guests will include Bob McGrath (you know him as "Bob" on Sesame Street) and... yes... Big Bird himself! LIVE Tomorow on WS...KG Radio at 1pm, rebroadcast at 7pm. Program will be available for online listening within 24 hours after the live broadcast.Read More
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The broadcasting industry has always been aware of its educational potential and is often idealistic about its service to children. In the 1946 book "Here Is Television" author Thomas Hutchinson ...
WSKG Public TV & Radio WOW! Thanks to everyone who attended Sesame Festival today! We had over 600 guests visit our studio and help to celebrate 40 years of Sesame Street. We loved spending time with you! Special thanks to our guests Mary Ann Karre, Johnny Only, and volunteers from C.A.S.T. and B.C.C.
WSKG Public TV & Radio Sesame Festival - Sunday, November 8th, 1-4pm. Stop in for a bit to help celebrate 40 years of Sesame Street. Enjoy storytelling with MaryAnn Karre, our Green Screen, 2D SESAME! art exhibit, and Elmo! Activities run continuously throughout the afternoon.
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Check out the newest "Creative Footprint" blog post - Glow in the Dark Scorpions. Created by Marc Dennis, artist and professor at Elmira College, “Creative Footprint” is designed to facilitate connections, offer insight, create possibilities, and generate tangible networks for regional artists, craftspeople, gallerist...s, curators, writers, poets, performers, educators, institutions, collectors, musicians, and basically anyone interested in the creative process, encouraging a greater sense of community and appreciation of our upstate region.Read More
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"Creative Footprint" encompasses, explores and examines the ways in which we and other creatures leave marks on culture and community. Created by Marc Dennis, artist, professor, Holocaust researcher, and bug chef. ...
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Watch episode 2 of our kids show Move It! tonight at 5:30pm.
This episode will feature the first Move It! competition. Our two teams get their hands dirty at Finch Hollow Nature Center in Johnson City during a "pond safari" challenge. They fish out pond life, learn about it and then take a quiz to see which team will wi...n. Chef Bob Gannon from Wegmans also cooks up some seafood. Team members learn how to Cool It! with psychologist and yoga teacher Don Glauber as he leads the cast in some relaxation exercises.Read More
This episode will feature the first Move It! competition. Our two teams get their hands dirty at Finch Hollow Nature Center in Johnson City during a "pond safari" challenge. They fish out pond life, learn about it and then take a quiz to see which team will wi...n. Chef Bob Gannon from Wegmans also cooks up some seafood. Team members learn how to Cool It! with psychologist and yoga teacher Don Glauber as he leads the cast in some relaxation exercises.Read More
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WSKG Public TV & Radio RadioLab returns to WSKG! Tune in today for the first of five new episodes! Today's episode: a story about a mom, a boy, and a home-made helicopter. (And no! This has nothing to do with the Balloon Boy incident.) Instead, its about how public radio… literally saved a boy’s life. Well, not quite. But sorta. Kinda. Tune in Thursdays at 1 and 7 p.m. on WSKG Public Radio!
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Tonight at 9pm on WSKG Radio: Duane Skrabalak and TCO singers present the Operalogue to "The Marriage of Figaro." Also available for online listening!
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wskg/.
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Duane Skrabalak explains the plot, and accompanies singers performing excerpts from The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart, The Tri-Cities Opera production from November, 2009 (156 minutes). Broadcast Tuesday, Nov. 3, 9pm on WSKG Public Radio.
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WSKG's Expressions: Benjamin Costello airs this Thursday at 8pm on WSKG.
A musician from an early age, singer and songwriter Benjamin Costello has always found he best expresses himself through music. His introspective lyrics and complex, emotional melodies reflect his passion as well as his education and musical influe...nces. Benjamin came to WSKG studios in July of 2009, performing his original music in front of a live studio audience.Read More
A musician from an early age, singer and songwriter Benjamin Costello has always found he best expresses himself through music. His introspective lyrics and complex, emotional melodies reflect his passion as well as his education and musical influe...nces. Benjamin came to WSKG studios in July of 2009, performing his original music in front of a live studio audience.Read More
Source: www.wskg.org
A musician from an early age, singer and songwriter Benjamin Costello has always found he best expresses himself through music. His introspective lyrics and complex, emotional melodies reflect his passion as well as his education and musical influences. ...
WSKG Public TV & Radio WSKG welcomed over 200 entries to the 2-D SESAME! Art Contest. Thanks to all who participated and shared their Sesame-spirit with us!
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Binghamton Mayoral Candidates' Debate - now available for online listening. http://www.wskg.org/online/binghamton-ma
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On Wednesday, October 21st, 2009, Binghamton University hosted a debate between the candidates in the Binghamton Mayoral race: Incumbent Democrat Matt Ryan, Republican Rich David, and Independent Douglas ...
WSKG Public TV & Radio Do you have questions about the H1N1 'swine flu' outbreak? Are you getting the vaccine? Ask your questions here and then listen for the answers on our next Community Conversation - live tomorrow night at 7 p.m. on WSKG Public Radio or online at WSKG.ORG (just click the 'Listen Live' button to access our live stream).
WSKG Public TV & Radio Our next Community Conversation will focus on 'swine flu.' You can submit your questions for the program here or by emailing them to communityconversation@WSKG.ORG - then tune in for the live program Tuesday, October 20th at 7 p.m. on WSKG Public Radio.
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2-D SESAME! Our art contest for kids - has your child/student entered yet? Join the fun and win a sweet Sesame prize! Details: http://www.wskg.org/teach-and-learn/2-d-
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WSKG Public TV & Radio WSKG and WSQX are now streaming online! Go to WSKG.ORG and click the Listen Live button at the right hand side of the page!
