wander
Jul 17 2008, 11:55 AM
http://www.quote-unquote.org/index.html
That's a link to Albuquerque, NM's local access station.
With the help of a local volunteer (Thanks to Sheila K for getting the job done!) Disc Golf Live video magazine in being broadcast regularly.
We've set the station up with nine or ten of the most recent shows and they're in rotation. The set broadcast time is for Sunday evenings at 9 pm. Otherwise, the shows are being slotted in for broadcast at other times as well. The website has an easy search option on their schedule.
Channel 27 also offers streaming of their broadcasts, so folks should be able to tune-in on-line if they need a disc golf video fix.
DGL has 24 one-hour episodes in the can, four years of bringing DG to TV around the country. We're working on #25 already.
Our programs are free to local broadcast partners who submit the DVDs for airing on their community or public access station.
If there's such a resource in your town, check with them about what it takes to submit programming and let me know. I'll get you the DVDs you need to bring DG to TV in your town.
Folks who don't have public access at home (or who just want to support this grass roots DG publicity effort) can find a subscription form at www.discgolflive.com (http://www.discgolflive.com) as well.
And finally, I welcome the chance to include all sorts of DG themed stories in Disc Golf Live video magazine. If you'd like to share something with viewers, let me know.
Best regards,
Joe
That's a link to Albuquerque, NM's local access station.
With the help of a local volunteer (Thanks to Sheila K for getting the job done!) Disc Golf Live video magazine in being broadcast regularly.
We've set the station up with nine or ten of the most recent shows and they're in rotation. The set broadcast time is for Sunday evenings at 9 pm. Otherwise, the shows are being slotted in for broadcast at other times as well. The website has an easy search option on their schedule.
Channel 27 also offers streaming of their broadcasts, so folks should be able to tune-in on-line if they need a disc golf video fix.
DGL has 24 one-hour episodes in the can, four years of bringing DG to TV around the country. We're working on #25 already.
Our programs are free to local broadcast partners who submit the DVDs for airing on their community or public access station.
If there's such a resource in your town, check with them about what it takes to submit programming and let me know. I'll get you the DVDs you need to bring DG to TV in your town.
Folks who don't have public access at home (or who just want to support this grass roots DG publicity effort) can find a subscription form at www.discgolflive.com (http://www.discgolflive.com) as well.
And finally, I welcome the chance to include all sorts of DG themed stories in Disc Golf Live video magazine. If you'd like to share something with viewers, let me know.
Best regards,
Joe