Near & Far
Producer
Description
Near and Far is an exciting series about global and local topics and all manner of things in between. Local producer Richard Kemp hosts the program.Programs in this Series
Richard Kemp talks with Jim THomas, Ward 7 resident about racial issues and President Obama.
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Richard Kemp talks with Kelly Edwards from Community Justice Center.
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Richard Kemp talks with Ellen David Friedman and Stuart Friedman about their work in China.
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Richard Kemp talks with Alana Shaw and Bridget Ahrens, Waves of Adrenaline Music Voyagers.
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Richard Kemp talks with Sarah Harpster, NECSP Outreach Coordinator, Joe Bish, NECSP Executive Director and George Plumb, V.S.P. Executive Director about sustainable population. For more info. please visit Vermonters for a Sustainable Population or...
Richard Kemp talks with a long time political activist Ed Everts, member of veterans For Peace, and producer of a public accessTV series named "The Peace and Justice Review"
Richard Kemp talks with Will Hurd about Conservation Refugees. For more information, click here.
Richard Kemp interviews members of the CCTC/Channel 17 staff as part of CCTV's 25th anniversary.
Richard Kemp interviews members of the CCTC/Channel 17 staff as part of CCTV's 25th anniversary.
Richard Kemp interviews members of the CCTV/Channel 17 staff as part of CCTV's 25th anniversary.
Richard Kemp interviews members of the CCTC/Channel 17 staff as part of CCTV's 25th anniversary.
Richard Kemp interviews members of the CCTV/Channel 17 staff as part of CCTV's 25th anniversary.
Richard Kemp, Host
Anthony Pollina, Candidate for Governor
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!