Special Consolidation Forum… County officials and citizens meet at Germantown City Hall to discuss city/county consolidation.

Arts a la Carte… Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown and Memphis area. This month’s show focuses on the National Ornamental Metal Museum and precious metals.

Cable Quiz... Join moderator A.J. Heinz for the third preliminary round of Cable Quiz, an academic game show that features Germantown High School's brightest students.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Robert Morehead, Community President of Bancorp South Bank; Miranda Harbor of the Make-A-Wish Foundation; and Judy Gupton, Chairman of the 10^th Annual Taste of the Town.

Crosstalk… This week host A.J. Heinz looks at mid-20^th Century radio programs.

Design Review Commission… Monthly meeting televised live from Germantown City Hall.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony… David Lobel, Music Director and Conductor of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, converses with author Martin Goldsmith.  They discuss Goldsmith’s newest book which is based on true events that occurred during the Holocaust.

I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month’s show, “Bounty.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News discusses current events with members of the Germantown community.

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show focuses on post-divorce litigation with Bill Jones of The Jones Law Firm.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests are Tim Castor, Managing Director of The Lutheran Village; State Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts.

Tennessee Talks… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with elected officials from across the state of Tennessee.  Her guest this month is Brian Kelsey, Tennessee State Senator.

What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Wade Bonds examine current medical issues. This month’s show focuses on eye care with Dr. Chad Cullison, a local optometrist.

The Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week’s title is “The Giant Jackrabbit.” Episode number 26.

Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is entitled "Ottowa River Canada." Episode number 3.

Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa.  This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This week’s title is "Bitter Water."

Episode number 11.

Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This month’s show features "Wisconsin/Kansas Whitetail." Episode number 8.

Classic TV... TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. September is The Andy Griffith Show month. Each week get ready for another visit to Mayberry.  The series stars Andy Griffith and Don Knotts.  This week’s title is “The Big House.” Episode #1.

Conn Jackson... Get Connected with Conn Jackson is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week’s show features Amelia Island, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Sex and the City. Episode #117.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen.  This week Cohen interviews Brian P. Tierney, publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Episode number 73.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France.  This week's focus is "Foreign Communities." Episode number 83.

Give Your Walls Some Soul... Enjoy Shannon Grissom's award-winning television show where she shares her tips and techniques for painting with soul! This month’s episode is titled " This Pitcher Has Soul!”

Hot and Cold… Hot and Cold follows Tom Gocze as he builds and renovates houses with new types of insulation and alternative energy.  This week’s show is “Pellet Stove with Dick Hall.” Episode number 17.

Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode #23.

Kids-a-Cookin’… Follow Host Karen Arnold as she leads school-age children step-by-step in preparing nutritious, delicious and fun recipes. This week’s episode is “What To Do With Leftovers.” Episode number 13.

The Lucy Show... Each week watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week’s title is "Lucy Gets a Roommate."

NASA... Destination Tomorrow: Bringing the Future into Focus is an informative program exploring NASA's current aeronautical research and development programs. This month’s show examines creating micro-gravity on Earth, a treatment option for ADHD, and how helicopters fly. Episode number 3.

National Gallery of Art presents The Art of Indonesia… This film, shot on location in Java and Bali, introduces viewers to the myths and symbols that have permeated Indonesian culture for more than a thousand years.

Perils for Pedestrians... Perils for Pedestrians is a weekly television series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week host John Wetmore looks at crosswalk improvement plans in Salem, Oregon; the NIEHS conference on obesity and the built environment; and the nature of safety. Episode number 93.

The Piano Guy… Scott Houston, public television personality, piano teacher, educator, and professional speaker teaches viewers how to play piano in this Emmy award-winning series. Episode #613.

Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues.  This week’s topic is "Date Violence." Episode number 14.

Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month’s episode is “Time to Kill.” Episode number 12.

Recovery Month… Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions.  This month’s show is titled "Recovery at Any Age: Young People Can and Do Recover." Episode number 60.

Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This week’s episode is “Queen Eleana.” Episode number 23.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show, “Rallying to Beat Cancer,” highlights the health crisis faced by baseball manager and cancer survivor Joe Torre.

Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson--and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade--battle criminals in London. This week's episode is “The Case of the Deadly Prophecy.” Episode number 22.

Songspeak: Conversations on the Art and Craft of Songwriting… Songspeak is a collaborative project between MTSU’s Recording Industry Department and ASCAP. Host Hal Newman interviews Nashville songwriters about the art and craft of writing songs. This month’s guests are John Briggs and Jim Foglesong. Episode #8.

STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Transforming America, Advanced English Comp, Discovering Psychology, Economics USA, Nutrition Pathways, and Dollars and Sense

Tempo... Produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music, this month's show takes a look at instruments that make up school bands and orchestras. Episode number 10.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This week's program is entitled "Pet Therapy." Episode 10.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy. This week’s program looks at what to do with your genealogical information.  Episode number 181.

Travel TV… Join us for a short trip through the world of travel with traveltelevision.org, a magazine format show that tells stories of volunteers in the Gulf Coast region and offers information about novel travel companies, opportunities and Websites. Episode # 121.

Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show, titled "The Power of Language," looks at innovative techniques used to introduce young children to the English language.

Week of August 16^th - August 22^nd

Movie #1: The Strange Love of Martha Ivers... This tragic romance story spans an eighteen-year period in the life of Martha Ivers, a woman buried alive beneath an avalanche of guilt and twisted fear.

Movie #2: The Fabulous Dorseys... This biographical classic follows Tommy and Jimmy from their humble beginnings as children of coal miners in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, to the raised bandstands of the big time.

Movie #3: Drums Deep in the South... The Civil War puts fellow West Pointers at odds against each other.

Movie #4: The Ape Man... A mysterious serum turns a scientist into an ape-like creature, who then goes on a mad rampage through a neighborhood.

Movie #5: The Terror... A chiller of a thriller in epic proportions: with the castle, the damsel, and the most sinister mystery of all.

Movie #6: The Lady Vanishes... A kindly old lady disappears from a fast-moving train. A Hitchcock classic!

Arts a la Carte… Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown and Memphis area. This month’s show focuses on the National Ornamental Metal Museum and precious metals.

Cable Quiz... Join moderator A.J. Heinz for the first semifinal round of Cable Quiz, an academic game show that features Germantown High School's brightest students.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Robert Morehead, Community President of Bancorp South Bank; Miranda Harbor of the Make-A-Wish Foundation; and Judy Gupton, Chairman of the 10^th Annual Taste of the Town.

Crosstalk… This week host A.J. Heinz looks at different phases of the adoption process.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony… David Lobel, Music Director and Conductor of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, converses with author Martin Goldsmith.  They discuss Goldsmith’s newest book, which is based on true events that occurred during the Holocaust.

I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month’s show, “Bounty.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News brings to her show Germantown High School history teacher Sid Witherington, Germantown Festival director Melba Fristick, and Sloane Wilke and Phoenix Pope from Justine Magazine. 

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show focuses on post-divorce litigation with Bill Jones of The Jones Law Firm.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests are Tim Castor, Managing Director of The Lutheran Village; State Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Planning Commission… Monthly meeting televised live from Germantown City Hall.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at the Shelby County Schools Arts Infusion Program with SCS Music and Art Grant Facilitator Brad Foust. This month’s show also features reports about the SCS Summer Fine Arts Academy and the Shelby Scholars Summer Institute.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee.  Her guest this month is Brian Kelsey, Tennessee State Senator.

What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Wade Bonds examine current medical issues. This month’s show focuses on eye care with Dr. Chad Cullison, a local optometrist.

The Beverly Hillbillies... Each weekend join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week’s title is “Jed’s Dilemma.” Episode number 1.

Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is entitled "Ottowa River Canada." Episode number 3.

Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa.  This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This week’s title is "Bitter Water."

Episode number 11.

Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This month’s show features "Wisconsin/Kansas Whitetail." Episode number 8.

Classic TV... TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. September is The Andy Griffith Show month. Each week get ready for another visit to Mayberry.  The series stars Andy Griffith and Don Knotts.  This week’s title is “High Noon in Mayberry.” Episode #2.

Conn Jackson... Get Connected with Conn Jackson is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week’s show features interior design, real me cooking, and Brooklyn Decker. Episode #118.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen.  This week Cohen interviews Brian P. Tierney, publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Episode number 73.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France.  This week's focus is "Tourism." Episode number 85.

Give Your Walls Some Soul... Enjoy Shannon Grissom's award-winning television show where she shares her tips and techniques for painting with soul! This month’s episode is titled "Times Square Has Soul, Part I.”

Hot and Cold… Hot and Cold follows Tom Gocze as he builds and renovates houses with new types of insulation and alternative energy.  This week’s show is “Humidity with Dick Hill.” Episode number 18.

Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode #23.

Kids-a-Cookin’… Follow Host Karen Arnold as she leads school-age children step-by-step in preparing nutritious, delicious and fun recipes. This week’s episode is “What To Do With Leftovers.” Episode number 13.

The Lucy Show... Each week watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week’s title is "Lucy and Carol."

NASA... Destination Tomorrow: Bringing the Future into Focus is an informative program exploring NASA's current aeronautical research and development programs. This month’s show examines creating micro-gravity on Earth, a treatment option for ADHD, and how helicopters fly. Episode number 3.

National Gallery of Art presents The Art of Indonesia… This film, shot on location in Java and Bali, introduces viewers to the myths and symbols that have permeated Indonesian culture for more than a thousand years.

Perils for Pedestrians... Perils for Pedestrians is a weekly television series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week host John Wetmore looks at the design for a roundabout in Malmo, Sweden; the status of bicycles in Copenhagen, Denmark; and transportation in Europe and America.  Episode number 94.

The Piano Guy… Scott Houston, public television personality, piano teacher, educator, and professional speaker teaches viewers how to play piano in this Emmy award-winning series. Episode #101.

Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues.  This week’s topic is "Nixing Nicotene." Episode number 15.

Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This month’s episode is “The Bad Ones.” Episode number 13.

Recovery Month… Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions.  This month’s show is titled "Recovery at Any Age: Young People Can and Do Recover." Episode number 60.

Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This week’s episode is “The Highlander.” Episode number 24.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show, “Rallying to Beat Cancer,” highlights the health crisis faced by baseball manager and cancer survivor Joe Torre.

Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson--and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade--battle criminals in London. This week's episode is “The Case of the Violent Suitor.” Episode number 25.

Songspeak: Conversations on the Art and Craft of Songwriting… Songspeak is a collaborative project between MTSU’s Recording Industry Department and ASCAP. Host Hal Newman interviews Nashville songwriters about the art and craft of writing songs. This month’s guests are John Briggs and Jim Foglesong. Episode #8.

STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Transforming America, Advanced English Comp, Discovering Psychology, Economics USA, Nutrition Pathways, and Dollars and Sense

Tempo... Produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music, this month's show takes a look at instruments that make up school bands and orchestras. Episode number 10.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This week's program is entitled "Pet Therapy." Episode 10.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy. This week’s program looks at Family History Centers.  Episode number 182.

Travel TV… Join us for a short trip through the world of travel with traveltelevision.org, a magazine format show that tells stories of volunteers in the Gulf Coast region and offers information about novel travel companies, opportunities and Websites. Episode # 121.

Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show, titled "The Power of Language," looks at innovative techniques used to introduce young children to the English language.

Week of September 13th - September 19th

Movie #1: The Indestructible Man... Betrayed by his friends and sent to the electric chair, the Indestructible Man comes back from the dead in a quest for revenge.

Movie #2: Sabotage... Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, a highly explosive bomb is hidden in an underground station.

Movie #3: Theatre of Blood... Shakespearean actor avenges bad reviews by eliminating members of his circle.

Movie #4: My Dear Secretary... This whirlwind comedy spins itself around the on-again, off-again relationship of a wolfish novelist and his latest secretary.

Movie #5: The Lady and the Highwayman... Set in 1700 England, an aristocrat is forced to become a highwayman and falls in love with a girl he is sworn to protect.

Movie #6: Beachcomber... Based on a story by Somerset Maugham, Ginger Ted, an intelligent but drunken Englishman, is facing deportation when an outbreak of fever on a neighboring island gives him a reprieve.

Arts a la Carte… Jean Mathews takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown and Memphis area. This month’s show focuses on the National Ornamental Metal Museum and precious metals.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen… Bi-weekly meeting televised live from Germantown City Hall.

Cable Quiz... Join moderator A.J. Heinz for the second semifinal round of Cable Quiz, an academic game show that features Germantown High School's brightest students.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Robert Morehead, Community President of Bancorp South Bank; Miranda Harbor of the Make-A-Wish Foundation; and Judy Gupton, Chairman of the 10^th Annual Taste of the Town.

Crosstalk... This week host A.J. Heinz gets a special on-location tour of the Memphis Zoo’s latest attraction, Teton Trek.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony… David Lobel, Music Director and Conductor of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, converses with author Martin Goldsmith.  They discuss Goldsmith’s newest book, which is based on true events that occurred during the Holocaust.

I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month’s show, “Bounty.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News brings to her show Germantown High School history teacher Sid Witherington, Germantown Festival director Melba Fristick, and Sloane Wilke and Phoenix Pope from Justine Magazine. 

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show focuses on post-divorce litigation with Bill Jones of The Jones Law Firm.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests are Tim Castor, Managing Director of The Lutheran Village; State Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at the Shelby County Schools Arts Infusion Program with SCS Music and Art Grant Facilitator Brad Foust. This month’s show also features reports about the SCS Summer Fine Arts Academy and the Shelby Scholars Summer Institute.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee.  Her guest this month is Ivon Faulkner, a candidate for Tennessee State Senate District 31.

What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Wade Bonds examine current medical issues. This month’s show focuses on eye care with Dr. Chad Cullison, a local optometrist.