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Wavelength: Ian Butler Interviews Local Movers & Shakers

Genial host Ian Butler interviews a wide range of community thinkers and doers on PCT 26's award-winning TV show Wavelength. Watch anytime at WAVELENGTH and Mondays live at 6:30 p.m. on cable channel 26 in Pacifica and cable channel 27 in Half Moon Bay.

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Wavelength Interviews Pacifica Community Leaders

Tune in to Pacifica Community Television (PCT on Comcast cable channel 26), Mondays at 6:30 p.m. to catch the latest Wavelength interview and discussion moderated by Ian Butler. Click the link below to see Wavelength interviews online:

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Wavelength Rolls On Into Season 3 @ PCT26

We were delayed a month by the tsunami, but Season 3 of Wavelength is off and running. This season we are proud to be the first show in the 40-year history of Pacifica Community Television (PCT) to use a teleprompter, just like 60 Minutes and Barack Obama! Also, all of our shows are available online:

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You can go there right now and watch show #23, with Pacifica's City Manager Steve Rhodes discussing his participation as Pacifica's representative in the Sharp Park Working Group, which issued its report on Sharp Park in February. Also, I interview Barry Parr of Coastsider.com on the possibility of Pacifica Community Television taking over operations of Mid-Coast Television, which covers the coastside from Montara to Pescadero. Wavelength airs on PCT Channel 26 (Comcast cable), Mondays at 6:30 p.m., just before City Council or Planning Commission meetings.

IAN BUTLER

PCT26's Footprints: "Mary Harris at Shelter Cove" Wins Wave Award for Pacifica Historical Society

Pacifica Historical Society (PHS) has won another WAVE award for its Pacifica Community Television (PCT26) show Footprints of Pacifica. At the western regional conference of public access TV stations last weekend in Reno, the society was given the award for its show "Mary Harris at Shelter Cove." The half-hour documentary featured Mary, her artwork, and her wonderful, natural surroundings. The society has produced 93 shows on Pacifica history and will be part of the archives to be housed in the Little Brown Church Museum and Event Center. 

KATHLEEN MANNING

Wavelength Wins WAVE Award

 
Pacifica Community Television (PCT26) talk show Wavelength won a WAVE Award in the "Magazine" category at an October 16 ceremony in Reno. Accepting their WAVE Awards (from left): Marty Anaya, Cat Hawkins, Jason Francisco, and Ian Butler. (Ian and John Maybury co-created Wavelength last year, and Ian has hosted the program ever since, interviewing interesting local personalities about Pacifica's current events and issues.)

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PCT 26: Pacifica Community Television

PCT 26 COMMUNITY TELEVISION

Pacifica's community access television station now streams live on the Internet, and still broadcasts on Comcast cable channel 26.

Do-It-Yourself TV: Local Access Cable Channel 26

Hi Pacifica Currents Fans,

All air dates are listed in the Tribune in section B. You may have noticed that for the past few months PCT/Ch 26 has been airing Pacifica Currents "Encore" shows. After 6 years of volunteer producing 87 shows and hosting, I am taking a break! I have been traveling and pursuing art, both watercolor and photography.

If you have a show that you would like to see produced at Pacifica Currents, please contact PCT's E.D., Marty Anaya, 650-355-8000 or martinanaya@yahoo.com. Or if you are interested in getting involved as a producer or host, let him know. I am available to mentor and assist!

Thanks for viewing PCT/Ch 26 and Pacifica Currents. Oh yes, copies of shows can still be checked out at the Pacifica Library or purchased by calling  PCT.

SHARRON WALKER