FACT TV Featured Videos for 6/19/24

Time to get local! As in right in the studio local! In this episode Anena interviews Josh Morelli. Josh is a longtime Keene resident, and the manager of the FACT TV Keene branch. In the episode they delve into what FACT TV is here for, how's it going, and plans for the future.

The discussion delves into the controversial aspects of various movies and TV shows. It begins with an examination of children's movies criticized for racial stereotypes, then moves on to politically incorrect films dealing with sensitive themes. The impact of the Me Too movement on cinema is also explored, with specific examples.

We focus on the role of community access TV in broadcasting local news, politics, business, and sports. We also addresses misconceptions about community access TV, emphasizing freedom of expression and community involvement in content production. We also talk about the updated website, video submission process, and training programs as resources.

Author and Blogger Mark S. King presents “Aging with Grit & Grace.”

Growing older with chronic illness presents not only physical but psychological challenges.

Mark King’s story of resilience is a portrait in courage, stamina and humor.

WARNING! MATURE CONTENT - Elm City Comedy presents Juan Rosario. He kicks off an event with a light-hearted introduction, sharing amusing stories about his name, ethnicity, and personal experiences. He delves into topics like racial stereotypes, non-binary workplaces, and his own identity. Juan also discusses his DNA test results, racial humor, pranks, and food tampering. He offers insights on music, gangs, and Lego movies, and sprinkles in some sexual humor for good measure.

JUAN ROSARIO @esjuanrosario

Elm City Comedy @elmcitycomedy