This channel is the main online hub for Access SF, San Franicsco's public access television station. For information, please call 415-575-4947 or visit us online at http://accessf.org/wordpress.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured The ExCEL After School Programs whose mission is to create and sustain "safe havens" at public schools where students and community members can access expanded learning opportunities and integrated education, health, social service, and cultural programs in the out-of-school hours.Learn more online at the following link: http://www.healthiersf.org/ExCELAfterSchool/index.cfm
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured The ExCEL After School Programs whose mission is to create and sustain "safe havens" at public schools where students and community members can access expanded learning opportunities and integrated education, health, social service, and cultural programs in the out-of-school hours.Learn more online at the following link: http://www.healthiersf.org/ExCELAfterSchool/index.cfm
Formed in 2003 to express deep opposition to the war in Iraq and other pernicious policies of the Bush administration and their cabal of arrogant theoreticians, the Infotainment Posse has staged a series of shows at several venues in Northern California combining a broad spectrum of expression giving voice to that opposition. We have tried to highlight the hard news we as Americans must absorb about our current national situation in a way that shows both it's gravity and humor while encouraging an activist response. Taking inspiration from the rabble-rousing variety shows of the early labor struggle and the anti Vietnam war movement, the performances range from the biting impressions of renowned comic actor Geoff Hoyle and Ed Holmes of the San Francisco Mime Troupe, to the insightful straight talk of author-activist David Harris; from the overtly political folk-funk of Michael Ward with Dogs and Fishes to the wry satire of Merle Kessler and his partner in many musicals, Joshua Raoul Brody.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode Daniel Homsey interviews Bonnie Ora Sherk of the A Living Library.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode Daniel Homsey interviews Mark Bramfitt of PG&E and Bill Weihl of Google.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode Carter Paige interviews Bryce Skolfield and Jessica Boehme of the San Francisco Children's Council. More information about the San Francisco Children's Council can be found at www.childenscouncil.org.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode Daniel Homsey interviews Blair Randall of the Victory Gardens project.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode Daniel Homsey interviews members of the community challenge grant program.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ a staff contact from ITVS talking about the ITVS Community Cinema Series, a monthly free public presentation at the SF Public Library featuring documentaries that air on PBS Independent Lens as well as panel discussions on topics being addressed in the films. Access SF is a co-sponsor of the 2007-2008 ITVS Community Cinema Series. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/cinema/ Hosted by Rebecca Arnold.
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The Excel After School Program with Willie Brown (May 1st)
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured The ExCEL After School Programs whose mission is to create and sustain "safe havens" at public schools where students and community members can access expanded learning opportunities and integrated education, health, social service, and cultural programs in the out-of-school hours. In this episode they interview former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown Learn more online at the following link: http://www.healthiersf.org/ExCELAfterSchool/index.cfm
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode Daniel Homsey interviews Sir Robert Swan from 2041: The Voyage for Cleaner Energy (www.2041.com).
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. In this episode. Daniel Homsey interviews Jane Martin and Zoee Astrackhan of Plant SF.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the the Museum of the African Diaspora (MOAD). An international museum, based in San Francisco, MoAD is committed to showcasing the "best of the best" from the African Diaspora. To facilitate this, MoAD reaches out and initiates collaborative ventures with institutions of similar vision from around the world. Learn more online at the following link: www.moad.org Hosted by Rebecca Arnold.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured the Dimensions Dance Theater whose mission is to create, perform, and teach dance that reflects the historical experiences and contemporary lives of African Americans, and to promote the knowledge and appreciation of African and African-derived dance forms. Learn more online at the following link: www.dimensionsdance.org Hosted by Rebecca Arnold.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode features Disability Focus with Edana Contreras.
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured Progress Foundation is a non-profit agency dedicated to providing community-based residential treatment and supported housing programs as alternatives to institutional treatment for individuals with mental disabilities. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.progressfoundation.org/ Hosted by Rebecca Arnold.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features The Urban Music Program is a club, family and musical utopia dedicated to teaching and spreading our passion for music. Learn more online at the following link: www.urbanmusicprogram.org
SF Live is a 3-hour block of live/call-in style programming on local cable television, brought to you by Access SF in San Francisco. It airs 3x's per week on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30. Tune in on Tue, Thu & Fri from 5pm - 8pm. The 5 o'clock hour provides coverage of Access SF's nonprofit members, partners and other local projects. This episode featured an interview w/ a staff contact from ITVS talking about the ITVS Community Cinema Series, a monthly free public presentation at the SF Public Library featuring documentaries that air on PBS Independent Lens as well as panel discussions on topics being addressed in the films. Access SF is a co-sponsor of the 2007-2008 ITVS Community Cinema Series. Learn more online at the following link: http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/getinvolved/cinema/ Hosted by Rebecca Arnold.
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features San Francisco Food Bank. Incorporated in 1987, the Food Bank collects donated food from growers, manufacturers and grocers, then distributes it to people in need through food pantries, soup kitchens, child care centers, homeless shelters, senior centers and other human service agencies with meal programs. All in all, we will distribute 25 million pounds of food this year to hungry people in San Francisco. Nearly 450 local agencies, visit our warehouse on a weekly basis. Learn more online at the following link: www.sffoodbank.org
Neighborhood Empowerment Network & Access SF are pleased to present NENtv, a new weekly live/call-in show on Comcast Cable Channel 76 & Astound Cable Channel 30 in San Francisco. Hosted by Daniel Homsey, Director of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, NENtv on Access SF can be seen each Tuesday night at 7pm as part of the station's live local programming block - SF Live. This episode features Friends of Fillmore Park.
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