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‘Erie: The Canal That Made America,’ WCNY-produced documentary airs Jan. 4 at 9 p.m. on WCNY-TV

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster, will air its documentary “Erie: The Canal That Made America” at 9 p.m. Jan. 4 on WCNY-TV. For viewing information, visit wcny.org/wheretowatch. To preview the documentary and to learn more, visit wcny.org/eriecanal. Narrated by David Muir, ABC “World News Tonight” anchor, “Erie: The Canal That Made America” marks the bicentennial of the start of construction of the Erie Canal when surveyors and excavators began links a young United States to its western frontier. It depicts how a young nation broke through with its first national public works project – America’s greatest –

‘CONNECT NY’ features Beyond PTSD: Veterans, Mental Health and Society in May, The First 1,000 Days: From Conception to Pre-K

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s flagship public broadcaster, presents new episodes on its “CONNECT NY” public affairs TV series in May and June. ‘CONNECT NY–Beyond PTSD: Veterans, Mental Health & Society’ May 13 at 9 p.m. on WCNY-TV Veterans returning from combat have to fight for mental health services and against the stigma it carries. Now they are in the crosshairs of the debate over so-called Red Flag gun laws. How can we balance providing both male and female veterans with the services they need, and ensure they’re treated fairly when they return home? Panelists: • Derek Coy, Veterans’ Health Officer

YouTube TV subscribers will have access to educational, inspiring content from WCNY

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s public broadcaster, announced it is now streaming live on YouTube TV starting today. Dedicated live channels for WCNY and PBS KIDS, as well as on-demand programming, are now available to YouTube TV subscribers, expanding PBS’s digital footprint and offering viewers additional ways to stream PBS content. To access the full line-up available in local area, you can visit the YouTube TV live guide or the PBS schedule here. “Every year, more and more households are seeking alternative ways to view their favorite PBS programs,” said PBS Chief Digital and Marketing Officer Ira Rubenstein. “PBS is committed

WCNY, Salt City Market to host No Passport Required Foodie event March 5 at WCNY

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s public broadcaster, in partnership with the Salt City Market, invite the public to celebrate the cuisine of Central New York with the “No Passport Required” Foodie Event, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. March 5 at WCNY’s headquarters located at 415 W. Fayette St. in Syracuse. Guests will enjoy stories and food from around the world prepared by talented chefs, including New Americans, who are enriching our local culinary culture. Also featured will be screenings of content from the series “No Passport Required Season 2” which will premiere Mondays at 9 p.m. beginning Jan. 20–Feb. 17 on WCNY-TV. In

WCNY, Oasis to host free screening of ‘Sanditon on Masterpiece’

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster, in partnership with Oasis, hosts a free screening of the new “Sanditon on Masterpiece” series at 4 p.m. at the Robert J. Danio Broadcast and Education Center, 415 W. Fayette St. in Syracuse. The series premieres at 9 p.m. Jan. 12 on WCNY-TV. For viewing information, visit wcny.org/wheretowatch. “Sanditon” is Jane Austen’s final and incomplete novel that she wrote in 1817 while struggling with a chronic illness. Andrew Davies, the screenwriter who adapted “Pride and Prejudice,” “Les Misérables,” and more, has finally given this novel the ending it deserves. This story follows

WCNY to premiere ‘SUNY Oswego Holiday Television Special’

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster will premiere the “SUNY Oswego Holiday Television Special” at 11 p.m. Dec. 14. The film will be celebrated and unveiled at a special viewing party at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, in the Marano Campus Center auditorium at the SUNY Oswego campus. The “SUNY Oswego Holiday Television Special” is a television variety show in the style of classic shows, such as “The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour,” “The Carol Burnett Show,” “The Johnny Carson Show” and “Saturday Night Live,” but with the flavor of the holiday season and the perspective of SUNY

WCNY invites community to view ARISE’S UNIQUE Art Exhibit

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster in partnership with ARISE, invites the community to view the UNIQUE Art Exhibit weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 415 W. Fayette St. in Syracuse. The ARISE UNIWUE Art Exhibit publishes deserving artwork and literature in recognition of its intrinsic artistic and literary value. The exhibit shares the artistic visions and voices of individuals who have disabilities with the public, increasing awareness of the capabilities of persons with disabilities; to initiate conversation around art and literature that inspires, educates, and enlightens; and to share the experiences of persons who live

WCNY appoints Virginia Verdoes, Ed Molloy

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster announces the following appointments: Edward Molloy was appointed as an account executive for underwriting and corporate support. He brings 30 years of experience to WCNY. Molloy previously served as a senior account manager for Galaxy Media Partners. His professional experience also includes sales and management roles with WSTM NBC3 TV, iHeartMedia, Hubbard Broadcasting and Gormally Broadcasting. Ed resides in Fayetteville. Virginia Verdoes was appointed as director of underwriting and corporate support brings 30 years of experience to WCNY. Verdoes previously served as General Manager, Stickley Audi & Co., Towne Center. Her professional

WCNY appoints Mark Fancher, David Lombardo, Samantha Sidorakis, Virginia Verdoes; promotes Timothy Williams

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s community-owned flagship public broadcaster announces the following appointments and promotion: Mark Fancher was appointed facilities maintenance engineer. Francher previously served as facilities coordinator at Chase Design in Skaneateles. He earned a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from Syracuse University. He resides in Baldwinsville. David Lombardo was appointed as Host of “The Capitol Pressroom.” Lombardo brings 10 years of experience in journalism, state politics, and digital media to the position. He previously served as Capitol reporter for the Albany Times Union, where he was also host of the Capitol Confidential podcast. Lombardo’s work in podcasting and data

WCNY Board of Trustees names WCNY headquarters as Robert J. Daino Broadcast and Education Center

Published - January 18, 2020

CNY5462: The WCNY Board of Trustees named the WCNY headquarters as the Robert J. Daino Broadcast and Education Center in recognition of Daino’s extraordinary service. Daino served as WCNY President & CEO for 13 years, and currently serves as Director Emeritus for the WCNY Board of Trustees. CNY5483: The WCNY Board of Trustees named the WCNY headquarters as the Robert J. Daino Broadcast and Education Center in recognition of Daino’s extraordinary service. Daino served as WCNY President & CEO for 13 years, and currently serves as Director Emeritus for the WCNY Board of Trustees. From left: Michael Daino, Luke Daino,

‘Poldark Season 5, The Durrells In Corfu Season 4’ premiere Sept. 29 on WCNY-TV

Published - January 18, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s public broadcaster will present the final seasons of “Poldark on Masterpiece”and “The Durrells in Corfu” on “Masterpiece” Sept. 29 on WCNY-TV. ‘The Durrells in Corfu Season 4’ at 8 p.m. The future looks bright for the eccentric Durrells. Louisa turns the family villa into a guest house and cousin Basil moves in. Larry enjoys love with two ballerinas, Leslie throws himself into his job, and Gerry and Margo have business ambitions. In episode one, Louisa opens a new boarding house, but the arrival of a mysterious guest places it under police scrutiny. Gerry announces plans to

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S4-20: Patchwork Quilt, Part XVIII

Published - January 18, 2020

“As a language without words, music communicates a commonality among people, linking mankind by means of shared understanding and experience.” – Evangeline Benedetti What a variety on this Patchwork Quilt episode! Traditional and brand new works, including some jazz crossover, electronics, and composers partnering with performers. “Patchwork Quilt, Part XVIII” Giuseppe Torelli, arr. by Craig Terry: Tu lo sai Joyce DiDonato, soprano Craig Terry, piano; Charlie Porter, trumpet; Jimmy Madison, drums; Chuck Israels, bass; Lautaro Greco, bandoneon “Songplay” Erato 019295534387 Hugo Godron: Suite Bucolique Sara Farker, oboe; Casey Robards, piano “Botanica” MSR Classics 1723 Philip Glass: Mad Rush Rea Beaumont,

‘CONNECT NY’ features ‘Trauma Informed Education,’ ‘Dealing with Hate in a Land of Free Speech’

Published - January 17, 2020

WCNY, Central New York’s flagship public broadcaster, presents new episodes on its “CONNECT NY” public affairs TV series Sept. 30 and Oct. 21. ‘CONNECT NY–Trauma Informed Education’ Sept. 30 at 9 p.m. According to state education officials, the number of students facing mental health challenges is dramatically increasing. To adapt, schools are incorporating Trauma Informed Practices into the classroom. “CONNECT NY” discusses why trauma is affecting more children, and look at the skills educators are adopting to help them cope. Panelists: Dr. John M. Garruto, D.Ed., NCSP, School Psychologist for the Oswego City School District; President, New York Association of

Dorothy DeLay, violinist and teacher

S4-19: Influential Women – Teachers, Part 2

Published - January 11, 2020

“Children become what they are told they are.” – Dorothy DeLay Teachers, and in particular music teachers, can have a profound and lasting influence on their students. This episode highlights students and the women who taught them. Whether teaching an instrument or composition, their impact is felt in every performance. “Influential Women: Teachers, Part 2” Kelly-Marie Murphy: Huron Carol Interlude Angèle Dubeau, violin La Pieta “Noël” Analekta 8730 Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel Anne Akiko Meyers, violin Akira Eguchi, piano “Mirror in Mirror” Avie 2386 George Gershwin: Bess, You Is My Woman Now (from Porgy & Bess) Nadia Salerno-Sonnenberg, violin New Century

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S4-18: Plucked, Part 2

Published - January 4, 2020

“And tears are heard within the harp I touch.” – Petrarch This week, we focus on the Plucked family of instruments – guitar, harp, and harpsichord. Plus a few more intriguing medieval plucked instruments thrown in for good measure. It’s quite a mix of music! “Plucked, Part 2” Radames Gnattali: Suite Retratos: II – Ernesto Nazareth (Valse) Beijing Guitar Duo ‘Maracaípe – Guitar Duos and Solos by Gnattali & Assad” Tonar Music 91201 John Dowland: Lacrime pavane & A Fancy Mari Mäntylä, decacorde “Decacorde” Alba 261 John Duarte: Appalachian Dreams Sharon Isbin, guitar “Dreams of a World” Teldec 25736 Anonymous: De schriuer van

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