Week of January 30th - February 5th

Movie #1: The Great Dan Patch… Story of the legendary trotting horse Dan Patch.

Movie #2: Son of the Navy… A sailor hitchhiking to his base at San Pedro and an orphan boy who has taken along his dog in a search for a mother and father meet up on the road.  They pretend to be father and son in order to make hitching a ride easier

Movie #3: Treasure of Jamaica Reef… A suspense-filled adventure about the search for a treasure-laden Spanish Galleon that sank over 200 years ago.

Movie #4: The Great Mike… A youngster persuades some heavy rollers to run his horse in a race.

Movie #5: Two-Dollar Bettor… An honest bank employee gets hooked on horse racing, and starts to embezzle bank funds in an attempt to recoup his losses.

Movie #6: Dominique… A millionaire who has recently lost his wife starts believing that he is being haunted by her spirit.

Horror Express… An English anthropologist brings a frozen monster back to Europe, but during the trip the monster thaws out and starts to butcher the passengers one by one.

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 Theatre Memphis with guest Debbie Litch.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Brian Hogan, CEO of Baptist Rehabilitation-Germantown; Tony Martin, Director, President, and CEO of Memphis Goodwill, INC.; and Sharon Carney-Wright, Independent Senior Sales Director of Mary Kay Cosmetics and the Chairman of the Chamber’s 2012 Ambassador Program.

Classic Crosstalk… Classic Crosstalk takes you back in time to some of the most memorable Crosstalk programs in GHS-TV history. Taped in 1990, this show features host Greg Budzack. He talks with Charles Strouse, a Tony Award winning composer and lyricist.

Crosstalk...  This week host Marinela Zubovic looks at the local organization Kindness Revolution.

Economic Club of Memphis: Global Strategies… President of Hathaway Global Strategies, LLC Melissa Hathaway shares her experiences as a strategic advisor and he work with the MIT-Harvard Project Minerva.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony…David Lobel, former 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.  This month’s topic is “Chameleons.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News talks with local newsmakers from around the city of Germantown.

Inspiring Leaders… Host Donna Chandler Newman from Leadership Germantown talks with influential leaders in Germantown and the Mid-South. This month Donna will be looking at the positive relationship between the PTA and the schools.

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show features a panel discussion with Bill Jones and Artie Byrd of the Jones Law Firm, and Angela Lawson of the Law Offices of J. Vincent Perryman.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.  This month Harvey and Kelly talk to Valencia Nelson, Tennessee State Director of Program Services and Kim House, Communications Director with the March of Dimes.

Living Well… Host William Kenley explores medical treatments and wellness topics. In this month’s show, learn about a few medical advances that are improving people’s lives. You’ll learn about a new cardiac procedure to treat one of the most common and most undertreated heart rhythm disorders in the country, atrial fibrillation or irregular heartbeat. You’ll also learn about the latest advances in robotic surgery and interventional radiology that are having a dramatic impact on patients’ quality of life.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests this month are Charlene Soltis, Owner of Josef’s Jewelry; Eddy Herbert, Executive Director of The Village at Germantown; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at diversity in the Shelby County Schools System. Mary Anne Spencer, Macon Hall Elementary Principal and Korrie White, Highland Oaks Elementary Principal are the guests for this month’s focus. The “School of the Month” is Sycamore Elementary. This month’s “Teacher Feature” spotlights Tomi Linebaugh and Patty Auth, co-teaching team at Mt. Pisgah Middle.

Spotlight on Germantown… Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts. This month Lynnie will celebrate with pre-school students from GHS-Pre K.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee. This month Ruth talks to State Senator Mark Norris about the upcoming legislative session in Tennessee.

All Aboard… All Aboard takes railroad enthusiasts on a journey to see railroad operations during the last half of the 20^th century in the United States. This month’s show features the world of privately owned passenger rail cars. Episode Number 6.

Along the Blackstone… Follow a National Park Service Ranger through the industrial landscape, capturing the stories, cultures, rich natural resources and heritage of the birthplace of America’s journey towards industrialization. This month’s episode is titled “Come Closer Children and You Will Hear.” Part One. Episode number 6.

The Alternate Root… The Alternate Root TV show is a weekly music program hosted by Reb Landers from The Alternate Root magazine.  This week’s show features Ellis Paul, Christine Ohlman, and Hillbilly Moon Explosion as well as several other outstanding musicians.  Episode #3, Parts 1 and 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 Family Tree.” Episode number 23.

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 “Caribbean Freshwater Machaka” Episode number 8.

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 month’s title is “The Spanish Grunt." Episode number 2.

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 “Texas/White Tail Deer." Episode number 1.

Classic TV... Classic TV presents “Annie Oakley”  TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. January is Annie Oakley month. This series stars Gail Davis in the title role. This week’s title is “The Dude Stagecoach.” Episode # 4.

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 Drew Krasny, Melinda Roberts and Guy Kawasaki. Episode #51.

A Culinary Journey… Chef Luca Paris gives viewers an inside look at Mediterranean cuisine. This month Chef Paris take viewers on a culinary journey as he explores heart healthy food. Episode Number 504.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen.  This week’s episode is part one of Cohen’s interview with legendary filmmaker John Waters. Episode number 97.

First Amendment Center presents The Freedom in Film Award.., Singer Harry Belafonte receives the "Freedom in Film" award from the First Amendment Center. A discussion with Mr. Belafonte follows the presentation.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is “Table Settings." Episode number 53.

The Garage… Steve Butler takes you into his garage to show you how to make fun projects without expensive shop tools. This episode will feature Steve creating “A Rustic Chair.” Episode Number 2.

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 week’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 “Electric Trick.” Episode number 24.

Humanities Tennessee: Blood Memory: the Legend of Beanie Short… This program follows Lynwood Montrell as he rediscovers how the Beanie Short legend survives in the Turkey Neck Bend community today, and how oral traditions play a role in broader cultural transmission.

In Focus… Award winning In Focus is a documentary series featuring reporting,  historical background stories and cultural profiles. This month’s episode focuses on Chernobyl, 25 years later. Episode Number 6.

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 with this month’s episode #15.

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 “Fiesta.” Episode number 3.

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, the Babysitter.”

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 the Impact Dynamics research facility, intracranial pressure monitor, and how a jet engine works.  Episode number 1.

National Gallery of Art presents: The Quest for Immortality in Ancient Egypt…This documentary includes original footage of Egyptian tombs and temples, as well as sumptuous photographs detailing gilded coffins, painted sarcophagi, jewelry, and other funerary objects.

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 bicycle parking at the National Cherry Blossom Festival; the Florida Probike-Prowalk conference in Saint Augutsine; and pedestrians in Vienna, Austria. Episode number 121.

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 # 702.

Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues.  This week’s topic is “Parent's Guide to Child Safety."

The Promise of Africom… This special report features stories on the mission of AFRICOM, the joint effort of U.S. and African military organizations to rebuild locations damaged by disasters, war and disease and to provide medical and humanitarian aid to local villagers. 

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 week’s episode is “Where Credit is Due.” Episode number 11.

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 “Health Reform: What It Means for People With Substance Use and Mental Disorders.” Episode number 71.

RIF Exchange… This magazine format program provides an in-depth examination of issues relating to literacy education. Today's show focuses on strategies for family involvement in literacy. Episode Number 103.

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 “Outlaw Money”. Episode number 50.

The Search for the Light … An informational look at blindness in developing countries.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show “At Home Helping People” highlights the health crisis faced by Academy Award winner Marcia Gay Harden.

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.

Smart Boating… Smart Boating is an informational show designed to educate about all aspects of recreational boating. In this month’s episode, host Paul Jermain looks at using inflatable boats. Episode Number 95.

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 Tom Hambridge and Robert Ellis Orrall.

Tempo... Produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music, this week's show takes a look at the role of music in early childhood development. Episode number 1.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This week's program is entitled "The Future of Oncology - What Patient & Families Need to Know." Episode number 4.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy. This week’s program looks at how one man found his lost relatives.  Episode number 204.

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 # 107.

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 "Active Learning", explores different teaching methods that will grab and keep a child's interest.

Week of February 6th - February 12th

Movie #1: Milky Way… A timid milkman somehow knocks out a boxing champ in a brawl. The fighter's manager decides to build up the milkman's reputation in a series of fixed fights and then have the champ beat him to regain his title.

Movie #2: Hi Diddle Diddle… When the bride's mother is supposedly swindled out of her money by a spurned suitor, the groom's father orchestrates a scheme of his own to set things right.

Movie #3: To All My Friends on Shore… An airport redcap works hard to get his family out of the ghetto, only to discover that his son has sickle-cell anemia.

Movie #4: Captain Scarface… A man desperate to leave South America books passage on a freighter and learns that the captain has made plans to force a scientist to participate in a mission of destruction.

Movie #5: Doll Face… Doll Face Carroll is dismissed from an audition for a legitimate Broadway show because she lacks culture.  Her boss decides she can get both culture and plenty of publicity by writing her autobiography.

Movie #6: Dreaming Out Loud… Popular radio characters Lum and Abner pull off a number of capers to bring progress to the town of Pine Ridge in their big screen debut.

Oasis of the Zombies… A treasure-hunting expedition in North Africa faces an attack of undead Nazi soldiers.

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 Theatre Memphis with guest Debbie Litch.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Brian Hogan, CEO of Baptist Rehabilitation-Germantown; Tony Martin, Director, President and CEO of Memphis Goodwill, INC.; and Sharon Carney-Wright, Independent Senior Sales Director of Mary Kay Cosmetics and the Chairman of the Chamber’s 2012 Ambassador Program.

Classic Crosstalk… Classic Crosstalk takes you back in time to some of the most memorable Crosstalk programs in GHS-TV history. Taped in 2007, this show features host Emily Singleton. She talks with Dr. Terrence Roberts, a famed civil rights activist and member of the “Little Rock Nine”.

Crosstalk...  This week host Marinela Zubovic looks at Into the Wood, the upcoming spring musical at the Poplar Pike Playhouse.

Economic Club of Memphis: Global Strategies… President of Hathaway Global Strategies, LLC Melissa Hathaway shares her experiences as a strategic advisor and he work with the MIT-Harvard Project Minerva.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony…David Lobel, former 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.  This month’s topic is “Chameleons.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News talks with local newsmakers from around the city of Germantown.

Inspiring Leaders… Host Donna Chandler Newman from Leadership Germantown talks with influential leaders in Germantown and the Mid-South. This month Donna will be looking at the positive relationship between the PTA and the schools.

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show features a panel discussion with Bill Jones and Artie Byrd of the Jones Law Firm, and Angela Lawson of the Law Offices of J. Vincent Perryman.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.  This month Harvey and Kelly talk to Valencia Nelson, Tennessee State Director of Program Services and Kim House, Communications Director with the March of Dimes.

Living Well… Host William Kenley explores medical treatments and wellness topics. In this month’s show, learn about a few medical advances that are improving people’s lives. You’ll learn about a new cardiac procedure to treat one of the most common and most undertreated heart rhythm disorders in the country, atrial fibrillation or irregular heartbeat. You’ll also learn about the latest advances in robotic surgery and interventional radiology that are having a dramatic impact on patients’ quality of life.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests this month are Charlene Soltis, Owner of Josef’s Jewelry; Eddy Herbert, Executive Director of The Village at Germantown; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

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

Secrets to Sing...Songs to Keep… This documentary examines the musical careers of Germantown High School alumni Ted Horrell and Jeff Capps and features selections from their folk rock band, the Central Standards.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at diversity in the Shelby County Schools System. Mary Anne Spencer, Macon Hall Elementary Principal and Korrie White, Highland Oaks Elementary Principal are the guests for this month’s focus. The “School of the Month” is Sycamore Elementary. This month’s “Teacher Feature” spotlights Tomi Linebaugh and Patty Auth, co-teaching team at Mt. Pisgah Middle.

Spotlight on Germantown… Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts. This month Lynnie will celebrate with pre-school students from GHS-Pre K.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee. This month Ruth talks to State Senator Mark Norris about the upcoming legislative session in Tennessee.

All Aboard… All Aboard takes railroad enthusiasts on a journey to see railroad operations during the last half of the 20^th century in the United States. This month’s show features the world of privately owned passenger rail cars. Episode Number 6.

Along the Blackstone… Follow a National Park Service Ranger through the industrial landscape, capturing the stories, cultures, rich natural resources and heritage of the birthplace of America’s journey towards industrialization. This month’s episode is titled “Come Closer Children and You Will Hear.” Part One. Episode number 6.

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 Pays His Income Tax.” Episode number 24.

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 “Caribbean Freshwater Machaka” Episode number 8.

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 month’s title is “The Spanish Grunt." Episode number 2.

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 “Texas/White Tail Deer." Episode number 1.

Classic TV... Classic TV presents “Annie Oakley”  TV's greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. February is Annie Oakley month. This series stars Gail Davis in the title role. This week’s title is “Annie and Lily Maid.” Episode # 5.

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 Amy McCready, Dr. Robert and David Friend. Episode #52.

A Culinary Journey… Chef Luca Paris gives viewers an inside look at Mediterranean cuisine. This month Chef Paris take viewers on a culinary journey as he explores heart healthy food. Episode Number 504.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen.  This week’s episode is part one of Cohen’s interview with legendary filmmaker John Waters. Episode number 97.

First Amendment Center presents The Freedom in Film Award.., Singer Harry Belafonte receives the "Freedom in Film" award from the First Amendment Center. A discussion with Mr. Belafonte follows the presentation.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France. This week's focus is “Environment." Episode number 56.

The Garage… Steve Butler takes you into his garage to show you how to make fun projects without expensive shop tools. This episode will feature Steve creating “A Rustic Chair.” Episode Number 2.

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 week’s episode is titled “Times Square Has Soul, Part II."

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 “Electric Trick.” Episode number 24.

In Focus… Award winning In Focus is a documentary series featuring reporting,  historical background stories and cultural profiles. This month’s episode focuses on Chernobyl, 25 years later. Episode Number 6.

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 with this month’s episode #15.

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 “Fiesta.” Episode number 3.

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 “Viv Visits Lucy.”

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 the Impact Dynamics research facility, intracranial pressure monitor, and how a jet engine works.  Episode number 1.

National Gallery of Art presents: The Quest for Immortality in Ancient Egypt…This documentary includes original footage of Egyptian tombs and temples, as well as sumptuous photographs detailing gilded coffins, painted sarcophagi, jewelry, and other funerary objects.

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 Upper Valley Trails Alliance in Norwich, Vermont; problems with wide one-way streets in Lansing, Michigan; and the Moving Our Community Towards Health coalition in Lansing. Episode number 122.

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 # 703.

Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues.  This week’s topic is “Confronting the Boogeyman."

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 week’s episode is “Where Credit is Due.” Episode number 11.

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 “Health Reform: What It Means for People With Substance Use and Mental Disorders.” Episode number 71.

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 “Outlaw Money”. Episode number 50.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show “At Home Helping People” highlights the health crisis faced by Academy Award winner Marcia Gay Harden.

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 Neurotic Detective.” Episode number 36.

Smart Boating… Smart Boating is an informational show designed to educate about all aspects of recreational boating. In this month’s episode, host Paul Jermain looks at using inflatable boats. Episode Number 95.

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 Tom Hambridge and Robert Ellis Orrall.

STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Nutrition Pathways, World Literature, Economics USA, The Writers’ Odyssey, The Writers’ Circle and American Cinema.

Tempo... Produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music, this week's show takes a look at the role of music in early childhood development. Episode number 1.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This week's program is entitled "The Future of Oncology - What Patient & Families Need to Know." Episode number 4.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy.  This week’s program looks at motivating students to learn by investigating their family’s history.  Episode number 205.

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 # 107.

Week of February 13th - February 19th

Movie #1: Courageous Mr. Penn… An inspirational dramatization of the life of William Penn, the man who founded the religious order of the Quakers. Lovers of peace and tranquility, they courageously faced persecution at the hands of the ignorant.

Movie #2: The Groom Wore Spurs… Lawyer Ginger Rogers is hired to keep dumb cowboy Jack Carson out of trouble.

Movie #3: Kentucky Rifle… A man escorts a wagonload of Kentucky rifles through Indian territory and must find a way to get through without losing the rifles to the Indians..

Movie #4: Stage Door Canteen… "Dakota," a young soldier on a pass in New York City, visits the Stage Door Canteen, where famous stars of the theatre and films appear and host a recreational center for servicemen during the war.

Movie #5: The Kansan… Wounded while stopping the James gang from robbing the local bank, a cowboy wakes up in the hospital to find that he's been elected town marshal.

Driller Killer…  An artist goes insane while struggling to pay his bills and work on his paintings, leading to him to take to the streets of New York.

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 Theatre Memphis with guest Debbie Litch.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Brian Hogan, CEO of Baptist Rehabilitation-Germantown; Tony Martin, Director, President and CEO of Memphis Goodwill, INC.; and Sharon Carney-Wright, Independent Senior Sales Director of Mary Kay Cosmetics and the Chairman of the Chamber’s 2012 Ambassador Program.

Classic Crosstalk… Classic Crosstalk takes you back in time to some of the most memorable Crosstalk programs in GHS-TV history. Taped in 2007, this show features host Emily Singleton. She talks with Dr. Terrence Roberts, a famed civil rights activist and member of the “Little Rock Nine”.

Crosstalk...  This week host Marinela Zubovic looks at Into the Wood, the upcoming spring musical at the Poplar Pike Playhouse.

Economic Club of Memphis: Global Strategies… President of Hathaway Global Strategies, LLC Melissa Hathaway shares her experiences as a strategic advisor and he work with the MIT-Harvard Project Minerva.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony…David Lobel, former 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.  This month’s topic is “Chameleons.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News talks with local newsmakers from around the city of Germantown.

Inspiring Leaders… Host Donna Chandler Newman from Leadership Germantown talks with influential leaders in Germantown and the Mid-South. This month Donna will be looking at the positive relationship between the PTA and the schools.

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show features a panel discussion with Bill Jones and Artie Byrd of the Jones Law Firm, and Angela Lawson of the Law Offices of J. Vincent Perryman.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial.  This month Harvey and Kelly talk to Valencia Nelson, Tennessee State Director of Program Services and Kim House, Communications Director with the March of Dimes.

Living Well… Host William Kenley explores medical treatments and wellness topics. In this month’s show, learn about a few medical advances that are improving people’s lives. You’ll learn about a new cardiac procedure to treat one of the most common and most undertreated heart rhythm disorders in the country, atrial fibrillation or irregular heartbeat. You’ll also learn about the latest advances in robotic surgery and interventional radiology that are having a dramatic impact on patients’ quality of life.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community. Tracy’s guests this month are Charlene Soltis, Owner of Josef’s Jewelry; Eddy Herbert, Executive Director of The Village at Germantown; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

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

Secrets to Sing...Songs to Keep… This documentary examines the musical careers of Germantown High School alumni Ted Horrell and Jeff Capps and features selections from their folk rock band, the Central Standards.

Shelby County Schools Report... This month host Ted Beasley looks at diversity in the Shelby County Schools System. Mary Anne Spencer, Macon Hall Elementary Principal and Korrie White, Highland Oaks Elementary Principal are the guests for this month’s focus. The “School of the Month” is Sycamore Elementary. This month’s “Teacher Feature” spotlights Tomi Linebaugh and Patty Auth, co-teaching team at Mt. Pisgah Middle.

Spotlight on Germantown… Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach pre-schoolers tales to fill their tummies and warm their hearts. This month Lynnie will celebrate with pre-school students from GHS-Pre K.

Tennessee Talks with Ruth Dunning… Local political analyst Ruth Dunning discusses current issues with newsmakers and politicians from across the state of Tennessee. This month Ruth talks to State Senator Mark Norris about the upcoming legislative session in Tennessee.