Prairie Public.Org: Television: Local Productions

Local TV Productions - Highlights & Specials

New from Prairie Public

Join us for a four-season television tour of the unique and picturesque churches scattered across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Minnesota.

Support Prairie Public with your membership and receive a DVD of "Prairie Churches" as our thanks.

Production funding for Prairie Churches was provided by the North Dakota Council on the Arts, J.M. Kaplan Fund, North Dakota Humanities Council, the Winnipeg Foundation, and by the members of Prairie Public.

Prairie Public
Local Television Productions

• Prairie Pulse is back with a new season featuring
host John Harris and the newsmakers of our region.
Tune in Fridays at 7:30 pm or Saturdays at 5 pm CT.

Indian Pride features mini-documentaries, discussions of current issues with nationally known guests and Indian Pride host JuniKae Randall, and performances from artists and storytellers. Visit the web site for episode descriptions, updates, and educational resources.

Old to New: Remodel, Restore, Revitalize examines how visionaries are rehabilitating old buildings and and their North Dakota towns.

Stewards of the Land follows farmers who took part in a Conservation Agriculture study.

Learn more about North Dakota's primary east-west roadway with The Old Red Trail.

Education: North Dakota's Challenge, North Dakota's Future explores the issues facing the K-12 education system in North Dakota.

Adding Value explores the ingenuity and creativity of farm families as they find new ways to increase their incomes.

Read more about A Soulful Sound, Music of the Germans from Russia.

Explore the Germans From Russia Heritage Collection (GRHC) at the NDSU Libraries.

Visit the shop site or call 800-359-6900 to order copies of your favorite Prairie Public local television productions.

RED RIVER SHOWCASE travels across the region the first Friday of every month at 7:30 to spotlight the interesting people and places of Manitoba, North Dakota, and Minnesota—and takes you along!

The Meth Awareness Project

To increase public awareness of the issues and to facilitate discussion, Prairie Public has produced a series of television and radio programs that examine issues of importance in the fight against methamphetamine:

Combating Meth (television) • not currently scheduled

Safe Behind Bars (television) • not currently scheduled

The Shadow of Meth (television) • not currently scheduled,
is available to view online.

Look here for resources to help fight meth in your community
or to order a DVD of the series.

Funding for the Prairie Public Rural Meth Awareness Project is provided by the U.S. Department of Justice through the Rural Crime and Justice Center at Minot State University.

Prairie Public's
Local Television Productions

Browse alphabetically

Shop the online store

Browse by collection:

Agriculture

Arts

Business

Environment

History and Heritage

Home and How To

Instructional Resources

Public Affairs

What's on TV tonight...

Follow Lewis and Clark

Lewis and Clark's expedition was state of the art in 1804 but doesn't quite measure up to the comfort today's travelers expect.

Indian Pride

Indian Pride, an American Indian cultural magazine television series, spotlights the diverse cultures of American Indian people throughout the
country.

Community Art

Herd About the Prairie: A Virtual Art Stampede contains bonus video not seen in the broadcast. Order it from the Prairie Public shop site.

.

Stay informed!

Send us your name, mailing address, phone number and preferred email address, and we'll send you the weekly Prairie Public Previews e-newsletter!

more...

Home Newsroom About Support PPB Television Radio Education Community/Events Online Store Contact Us