Check out the new WYOU and donate to keep the station going! Shows I know about and recommend checking out include:
Willy St. TV
Luciano talks with Gene Farley and Barbara Vedder. Vedder talks about elections, but also the Task Force on Racial Disparities and ICE and the Sheriff. Farley talks about health care.
THU 4/8 2:30pm
THU 4/8 8:00pm
FRI 4/9 4:00am
Progressive Voices
WYOU is airing an important discussion on the role of blogs and the internet to cover local news and events. The program features three of our best local bloggers and experts:
* Kristin Czubkowski, The Capital Times City Government reporter and author of the blog “Laptop City Hall”
* Brenda Konkel, former city alder and author of the blog “This Side of Town”
* Jason Joyce, Digital Media Director and Sports Columnist at Isthmus Publishing Company
Hosted by WYOU board chair Rick Richards, this program (Madison Progressive Voices) will be shown:
SAT 4/10 2:00 p.m.
Smart Transit
WYOU is airing an important program about two very exciting and important transportation options for the Madison community: (1) Metro Transit’s Commuter Card Pass program for small businesses and non-profits, and (2) the Community Car program. This show features:
* Sonya Newenhouse, founder and president of Community Car
* Chuck Kamp, Metro Transit General Manager
* Sam Green, a Community Car member
* Mick Rusch, Metro Transit Marketing & Customer Services Manager
Hosted by WYOU board chair Rick Richards, this program (Smart Transit) will be shown:
FRI 4/9 9:00 p.m.
SAT 4/10 3:00 p.m.
This Side of Town
The TV version of my blog, where I talk with Arlene Silveira, Madison School Board President about their budget woes. I talk with Mike Verveer and Marsha Rummel about Edgewater and Library and County Board Chair Scott McDonell about budget woes and elections and RTA
WED 4/7 11:30am
WED 4/7 9:00pm
SAT 4/10 5:00am
SAT 4/10 6:00pm
Charter subscribers, tune in to Channel 991 (digital) or Channel 95 (analog).
Not a Charter subscriber or don’t have a TV? Tune in online at www.wyou.org and click on “Watch Now.” The web connection is back up and running for those of you who couldn’t watch.
And, check out Barbara Lawton’s endorsement of WYOU and why she thinks community television is so important.
There’s also lots of music and interviews with Willy St. businesses. So, when you’re channel surfing, check out 95 or 991 and see what you get! There’s some interesting stuff worth watching! If you like it, and want it to continue, donate today! WYOU where the W now stands for Willy St, can’t exist without YOU!
