Some New Old Shows From The Archives
Hello everyone! Here is the next batch of "new" old shows from the Time Out archives.
This is the 1st show that was taped after the events of 9-11. It was an interview with 1st Selectman candidate Jim O'Hara.
The tape this show was taken from had some physical damage, so please bear with the interference lines that occur during the show. It could not be helped.
I had come across this next guest as an article in the Newtimes and this is one of the ways I find guests for the show. This is the interview with Orienteer Joe Brautigam.
The program covers his participation in the sport and what it is.
Back in 2001 - 2002, Connecticut Light & Power had proposed these high voltage power lines - to be run on monopoles that would stand taller than the Danbury Hospital tower.
On the program was local political activist Geraldine F. Mills and physicist Dr. Richard Stein to talk about the physical impact and health impact of these high voltage power lines.
Time Out Productions presents a look back to the 2001 Oscar awards.
On The program from the Connecticut Conservatory of the Performing Arts is the Dance Chair Robert Maiorano and Acting Chair Leland Williams.
When we taped the OSCAR show, we did a second program with the same fine folks from the Connecticut Conservatory of the Performing Arts and talked with them about who they are and what they do. The Conservatory is located in New Milford, CT.
This is the 1st show that was taped after the events of 9-11. It was an interview with 1st Selectman candidate Jim O'Hara.
The tape this show was taken from had some physical damage, so please bear with the interference lines that occur during the show. It could not be helped.
I had come across this next guest as an article in the Newtimes and this is one of the ways I find guests for the show. This is the interview with Orienteer Joe Brautigam.
The program covers his participation in the sport and what it is.
Back in 2001 - 2002, Connecticut Light & Power had proposed these high voltage power lines - to be run on monopoles that would stand taller than the Danbury Hospital tower.
On the program was local political activist Geraldine F. Mills and physicist Dr. Richard Stein to talk about the physical impact and health impact of these high voltage power lines.
Time Out Productions presents a look back to the 2001 Oscar awards.
On The program from the Connecticut Conservatory of the Performing Arts is the Dance Chair Robert Maiorano and Acting Chair Leland Williams.
When we taped the OSCAR show, we did a second program with the same fine folks from the Connecticut Conservatory of the Performing Arts and talked with them about who they are and what they do. The Conservatory is located in New Milford, CT.
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