Wiggin' Out with the Bombshelters (25:00)
Producers Diane and Don Bombshelter lively spread the word of rock 'n roll.  Find out what's happening in the Tucson's music scene.  Diane and Don prophesize on who's hot and who's not.




LIVE on alternating Wednesdays (next live on 9/23) at 7pm
Replays on Saturdays at 3pm
Access Tucson channel 73* (Comcast) / 98 (Cox)



Local Matters: AFS Tucson (30:00)
Host Dorothy Miller interviews former exchange student and host mom Lisa Harris and current exchange student from Latvia Dan Jaunzems about Tucson's experiences with the American Field Service (AFS) Intercultural Programs. Learn how cultural exchange programs create a more just and peaceful world. 


Friday 9/18 at 7:30pm, Saturday 9/19 at 5pm and Wednesday 9/23 at 6pm
Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)



Casa de los Gatos: Catapalooza (30:00)
Cat lover Elaine Schramm and Casa de los Gatos' event manager Jackie Bradley discuss Arizona's largest no kill, no cage cat shelter, Casa de los Gatos and their upcoming two day fundraising extravaganza, Catapalooza.




Cablecasting from September 18 through October 2: Tuesdays at 7:30pm, Thursdays at 6:30pm, Fridays at 6pm and Sundays at 7:30pm
Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)



Drowned Out (1:30:00)
Shot over three years by Director Franny Armstrong (McLibel), Drowned Out tells the true story of one family's inspired stand against destruction of their land, homes and culture.  This presentation is part of our documentary series from Free Speech TV.



Saturday September 19 and 26 at 6pm
Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)


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Many non-profit organizations and groups in Tucson use our Tucson Vision service to create a six-part TV series about their organization's services.  Habitat for Humanity Tucson and the Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures are this season's featured organizations.  Nearly 200,000 homes in Tucson and Pima County receive our channels on Cox and Comcast so non-profits have a great opportunity to effectively use the TucsonVision six-part series to inform the community about their organization's depth of services.

Executive Director Michael McDonald hosts the Habitat for Humanity Tucson series. The current episode focuses on the Habistore which is changing the world one couch at a time! By selling surplus new and used building and home improvement materials, appliances and furniture to the public the HabiStore is diverting more than 150 tons of material from the landfill each year. See how you can help by donating/recycling your stuff.

Thursdays at 7:30pm and Saturdays at 5:30pm
Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)



The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures is a new organization to Tucson.  They are using the Tucson Vision service to build momentum in the community for their forthcoming grand opening in October. Every piece in the museum's collection tells a story not only about the pieces themselves and the process by which they were built, but also the culture and era they reflect. Executive Director Nina Daldrup interviews the founder and curator of the museum Pat Arnell in this week's episode.

Sundays at 7pm and Mondays at 6pm
Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)
 

See the Jewish High Holiday Services and the LDS Conference on TV!

Access Tucson is proud to bring you these two very different slices of the Tucson spiritual community to the whole of the Tucson community. The cablecast of both of these events is especially appreciated by the homebound.

The cablecast of the Jewish High Holiday Services includes both the Rosh Hasanah and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) services from Tucson's Temple Emanu-el. The High Holidays is a time primarily for penitence and self-reflection, but also for recharging spiritual batteries.

Thursday 9/24 at 11am (all of Rosh Hashanah)
Thursday 9/24 at 8pm (Rosh Hashanah evening)
Friday 9/25 at 8pm (Rosh Hashanah morning)
Saturday 9/26 at 8pm (all of Rosh Hashanah)
 
Thursday 10/1 at 7am (all of Yom Kippur)
Thursday 10/1 at 8pm (Yom Kippur Evening)
Friday 10/2 at 8pm (Yom Kippur Morning)
Saturday 10/3 at 8pm (Yom Kippur Afternoon)
Sunday 10/4 at 8pm (all of Yom Kippur)

Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)

The Semiannual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will cablecast via satellite from Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. The conference talks address doctrinal topics drawn from scriptures and personal experiences, messages of faith and hope, Church history and information on the Church as it expands throughout the world.

Saturday 10/3 at 9am-11am (LDS session 1)
Saturday 10/3 at 1pm-3pm (LDS session 2)
Sunday 10/4 at 9am-11am (LDS session 3)
Sunday 10/4 at 1pm-3pm (LDS session 4)

Access Tucson channel 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)

In addition to the complete curriculum for media production and web distribution, Access Tucson has added training for the Trinity digital effects system for Studio A and has updated the Blogging class.
 
The Trinity combines Air Command, a virtual switcher PersonalFX, a 3D effects creation program and TitleWave, a character generator. Trinity can perform true color correction, simultaneous 2D and 3D digital video effects, complex warp geometry effects, and chrominance, luminance, and linear keying. This allows for some amazing effects and handy still stores in Studio A. Studio Production certification is a prerequisite for this class.
 
The Blogging class has been updated to include social networking. Learn the basics of blogging and the value of interconnectivity through Facebook and MySpace. There are no prerequisites for the Blogging class.
 
Both classes are $30 each for a single 4 hour class.
 
See our class schedule for dates and times.  Call our front desk at 624-9833 to register.

All Tucson public access channels are operated and controlled by Access Tucson.  Access Tucson is an independent, nonprofit corporation and is not an agent or affiliate of Cox Communications, Comcast or the City of Tucson.  Cox Communications, Comcast, the City of Tucson and Access Tucson are prohibited by law from controlling the content of programs on public access channels.  They are not responsible in any way for the content of public access programs, and are not liable for any material cablecast on pubic access channels.  Public access users and producers are solely responsible for and have complete control of the content of their programs.  You can produce your own program and use this channel to share your message with the community.  Go to accesstucson.org or call (520) 624-9833 to find out how.