Show Descriptions

Si aad ah u fahamto daryeelka howlaha caafimaadkaaga nidaamka hawlaha caafimaadka I yo fursada ha uu ku siinayo si qaab soomalinimo ah. Waxaa wax ka soo saaray UCare.

Almanac is Twin Cities Public Television's weekly public affairs program hosted by Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer. Visit the Almanac web site at: http://tpt.org/almanac

"BelAhdan" is a variety talk show concerning Middle Eastern issues and perspectives. Visit the Belahdan web site.

Donna Beegle grew up poor. She’s now an advocate. Hear how she suggests society helps those in need. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation.

The Big Band era of jazz as shown through rare film clips from the Bob DeFlores Collection, co-produced with Normandale Community College.

Looking at immigration and the many roles it plays in America. Co-produced with the Minneapolis Foundation.

Treating violence committed by young people as a matter of public health. Co-produced with the Minneapolis Foundation.

Capitol Report is a weekly public affairs program produced by Senate Media Services.
Visit www.senate.mn/media to view other Senate Media Services programming.

Aging: The community need for caregiving - how caregivers care for others and how we can support the caregivers. Co-produced with Tamarisk.

Cikala Maka Anishnabe Becoming Media Wise helps parents understand the power of media for good and bad. Co-production National Institute Media Family.

A son or daughter “coming out” to their family may spark fear and confusion. Real stories prove pride can happen. Co-production with OutFront MN.

Creativity and the arts play a more significant role in vital aging than most people know. Co-Produced with the MN Creative Arts and Aging Network.

Twin City East African's share the range of their experiences and needs living in Minnesota. A co-production with New Americans Community Services.

Emergency and Community Health Outreach (ECHO)
Public Health advisories and emergency alerts for Minnesota's refugee and immigrant populations are presented in six languages; Spanish, Vietnamese, Hmong, Lao, Khmer and Somali

To view archived Echo programs, visit the Echo partner page.

Betty Shanahan (Society of Women Engineers) discusses ways to further the advancement of STEM education. Co-produced with MN High Tech Association.

A profile of an individual success story co-produced with MEDA
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Local and international experts compare German and US health care systems. Co-produced with the U of M Center for German and European Studies.

Better understand caring for your health, the healthcare system and your options through an African American perspective. Co-produced with UCare.

German and American experts discuss innovations in healthcare policy. Co-produced with the UM Center for German and European studies.

This program is an examination of the history of mosquito control in Minnesota. Co-produced with the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District.

A program featuring immigrant stories across cultures and generations. Co-produced with Neighborhood House and the Minnesota Community Campaign.

Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Saturn’s Jill Lajdziak discuss business and life management strategies. Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management.

To taub meej txog koj txoj kev noj qab nyob zoo, thiab koj muaj cai xaiv tau mus hauv tus kws Hmoob. Sib koom tsim nrog UCare.

An informational talk show about the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender community.

Para un mejor entendimiento sobre su salud, del sistema para el cuidado de la salud y sus opciones a través de una perspectiva latina. Co-producida en conjunto con UCare.

A panel of experts discuss solutions to financing long term care as baby boomers approach retirement. Co-produced with MHHA.

Minnesotans gather at the State Fair to imagine our state's future. Topics range from the great outdoors to the arts to education.

Honoring the state's finest authors, illustrators, publishers, and other literary contributors.

Awards were presented to Minnesota Authors in eight categories,

in addition to some special awards and recognitions.

The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library, in partnership with the

Mayor’s Office of the City of Saint Paul and the Saint Paul Public

Library, is proud to present the 20th annual Minnesota Book Awards.

The Minnesota Book Awards is a Capital City Project of

The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library

with the Mayor’s Office of the City of Saint Paul

and the Saint Paul Public Library.

http://thefriends.org/mnbookawards.html

This program explores topics of hiring and retaining diversity in the workplace. Co-produced with New Americans Community Services.

The Geek Squad founder, Robert Stephens, and meteorologist Paul Douglas discuss how innovation is seen as a new currency of business.

In Moving the Debate on Health Care Reform educators, policy makers and business leaders look at the future of health care. Co-production with AARP.

A fresh look at how the Midwest is creating a green energy economy. Co-produced with Windustry.

Arts programs build community, celebrate diversity and change lives. Produced with COMPAS of St. Paul.

The Director at the Center for North American Studies at American University shares his controversial views on the NAFTA agreement. Co-produced with St Thomas University.

We can save children in our communities from the ongoing tragedies of sexual abuse. Co-production with Natl Assoc to Prevent Sexual Abuse of Children.

Everyone can help shape their community. The aging of MN's population brings new opportunities for all. Co-production with the MN Board on Aging.

Minnesota, and specifically the Twin Cities metropolitan area, is home to one of the largest settlements of Somali people outside of Somalia. But you would never know this if broadcast television was your only window into the community, for you rarely see Somali culture represented there. Somali Media answers that call.

Somali Media is a half-hour television show broadcast on TPT Channel 17 that captures the bustling, diverse Somali culture and marketplace, along with showcasing the finest in Twin Cities Somali living. Somali Media will also feature in-depth field reports on information important to the African immigrant community, healthy living tips, newsmaker interviews, an experienced team of reporters, as well as celebrity guests, audience participation, stories of the heart, and a colorful, knowledgeable and exciting host!

An original stage production addressing the growing problem of meth addiction among young gay males. Co-produced w/the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus.

As the United States struggles under the weight of growing health and drug care costs and fewer citizens being covered, the German Model offers practical, affordable ideas for consideration in America. Leading experts, including Germany’s Minister of Health, explore possible solutions for the American crisis in health care.

"Vietnamese News" is a weekly program in the Vietnamese language produced by the Vietnamese Broadcasting of Minnesota (VBM). Its main purpose is to preserve the Vietnamese language and culture and to help the 20,000 Vietnamese living in Minnesota adapt to the new environment and systems.

Former Watergate prosecutors and White House attorneys take the stage in a forum on “Watergate Revisited: Lawyer Ethics.”

Contemporary issues involving race, families and society, created for a touring museum exhibit. Co-produced with the Science Museum of Minnesota.

A federal judge & journalists discuss whether divulging secrets serves or endangers the public. Co-produced with William Mitchell College of Law.