UpNorthTV - Program Schedule

State Representative Dan Scripps presents important public affairs issues facing the 101st district of Benzie, Leelanau, Manistee and Mason counties. In this edition a discussion with Ken DeBeaussaert, Director Office of the Great Lakes Michigan D.E.Q. .

D.C. Cavender hosts this one hour program highlighting contemporary Christian music videos.

State Senator Jason Allen's monthly program for the month of September 2010. This program features Todd Grichke of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Envorinment.

Join Host Bill Paxton as he talks with local expert Rene Beyette, Infant Mental Health Specialist at Pine Rest Traverse City Clinic. Together they will explore the joys and challenges faced during a child's early development.

Rodger Shomo presents news about the events at the State Theatre in Traverse City, MI for the week of September 1 through September 7, 2010.

Family of Faith Ministries - weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from Charlevoix area congregation.

Saint Francis vs. Nouvel 2009

Tomorrow's America is a discussion series featuring local and national commentators addressing immigration and its impact on many different facets of life in the United States. This episode features Lawrence Fuchs, Vice Chair of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, 1990-1997.

The Northwest Michigan United Way presents information, testimonials and discussion on area non-profits, service organizations, philanthropy and volunteerism.

For more info, go to www.dunegrassmusicfestival.org/musicians/josh-davis-fool-rooster or www.myspace.com/foolrooster

Various Disk Golf events from around the globe.

Beyond Today for 8/29/10, 9/1/0 and 9/3/10

Author Stephanie Mills reads from her latest book - On Gandhis Path.

Join local producer Jane Cavender and her friend Maggie Quinn as they discuss the role of faith in their lives. Toni Stanfield of Life Transitions Counseling is their guest as they discuss finding time in your busy schedule for Jesus Christ.

Rodger Shomo presents news about the events at the State Theatre in Traverse City, MI for the week of September 1 through September 7, 2010.

D.C. Cavender hosts this one hour program highlighting contemporary Christian music videos.

In an embargo-busting move, we have brought four Cuban filmmakers from Havana to the Caribbean-blue waters of northern Michigan. Can we do that? Is it legal? Are they bringing us all cigars? Cuba has been our sworn enemy for the past 50 years, yet they simply love our three biggest contributions to the planet: baseball, jazz and Hollywood. On this panel we will hear for the first time what it’s like to make a movie in a country that is poor and cut off from much of the world. This will no doubt be an explosive panel, one that will be talked about long after the festival is over.

Various Disk Golfing Events.

Waterfowl on the Boardman river live an idyllic life until they establish their territories. Presented by Up North 2 producer Jerome Sawyer.

Hannah Rae Beale performs at the Elberta Summer Solstice Festival on June 19, 2010. The annual Solstice Festival in Elberta, Michigan is a free event that features musicians and entertainers onstage throughout the day, as well open-mic poetry and music in the amphitheater. There are many activities for the kids and a firework show in the evening.

Join Host Bill Paxton as he talks with local expert Rene Beyette, Infant Mental Health Specialist at Pine Rest Traverse City Clinic. Together they will explore the joys and challenges faced during a child's early development.

Dave Barrons and Bob Russell continue their discussion framing-up the concepts of resilience and community. Outside In will investigate community resilience by bringing into discussion and focus local resilience issues from a long list of themes including, Food and Farming, Energy, Governance, Transportation, Health, Education, Social Capital, Art, Ecological Services, and more. Dave and Bob move through some of the key points for examination within each theme. But the real goal of this Outside In is to generate further conversation within the broad community about resilience and looking ahead as best we can to built the tools for being a resilient community. We cannot predict the future, but clearly a community that is agile and adaptable will be more resilient.

Local Producer Robert Pincumbe presents news and features centering on activities and services offered at the Traverse City Senior Center.

State Senator Jason Allen's monthly program for the month of September 2010. This program features Todd Grichke of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Envorinment.

Local producer Maxin Meach presents research developments in Parkinson's Disease in this informative presentation by Stanley Fahn, MD of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Recorded at the Parkinsons 2010 Summer Forum held in Traverse City, MI June 3, 2010.

State Representative Dan Scripps presents important public affairs issues facing the 101st district of Benzie, Leelanau, Manistee and Mason counties. In this edition a discussion with Ken DeBeaussaert, Director Office of the Great Lakes Michigan D.E.Q. .

A micro-documentary about the role fore and aft rigged schooners played in the development of the Great Lakes region. Video production took place during the innaugural Michigan Schnooner Festival September 11 through the 13th 2009. Sailing vessels featured in the video are those from the Maritime Heritage Alliance, including: the Welcome, an armed sloop, the Champion, a cutter, the Madeline a schooner and the Arcturos and the Gracie L. additionally, Inland Seas Education Association's the Inland Seas, Bay Sail from Bay City and their their ship the Appledore V. and, Pier Wisconsin's the S/V Denis Sullivan.

Dr. Franseen tells us how to have a positive relationship with our bodies and food.

Petoskey City Council of 8-30-10. Topics include Planning Commission appointments, capital improvements, sidewalks, water and sewer rates, sidewalk signs, and water wells.

Join this Petoskey area musician and friends in a live performance setting featuring country and gospel music.

An Evening With Mario Batali - August 14, 2010. The Traverse City National Writers Series hosts Food Network star and award-winning chef Mario Batali on the Historic Front Lawn of the Village at Grand Traverse Commons. Batali, the zealous and stylish star of Food Network programs including Molto Mario and Ciao America, has become one of the most recognizable chefs in America. With a restaurant empire, several cookbooks, a line of food products, and ubiquitous appearances on television and in print, it is hard to discuss current culinary trends in the U.S. without citing the name of Mario Batali. Guest host Paul Saginaw, co-owner and founding partner of Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor, Michigan interviews Batali on stage at the event and facilitates the audience Q&A. Called “the coolest small company in America” by Inc. magazine, Zingerman’s expanded from a single deli started by Saginaw and Ari Weinzweig in 1982 to a multi-business conglomerate centered on a unique operational model of strong commitment to community, great food and service, and a passion for entrepreneurship and people.

This movie asks the question: If you met the girl who looked like your dead wife, would you infect her father with acromegaly? Tonights feature is: The Monster Maker

Various Disk Golf events from around the globe.

First Congregational Church UCC service for 9/5/10.

Family of Faith Ministries - weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from Charlevoix area congregation.

Join local producer Jane Cavender and her friend Maggie Quinn as they discuss the role of faith in their lives. Toni Stanfield of Life Transitions Counseling is their guest as they discuss finding time in your busy schedule for Jesus Christ.

Beyond Today for 8/29/10, 9/1/0 and 9/3/10

D.C. Cavender hosts this one hour program highlighting contemporary Christian music videos.

Tomorrow's America is a discussion series featuring local and national commentators addressing immigration and its impact on many different facets of life in the United States. This episode features Lawrence Fuchs, Vice Chair of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, 1990-1997.

Worship services series scheduled weekly for Sundays @ 1:30PM and Mondays at 8 PM. This program will be cablecast on 9/12/10 and 9/13/10.

Performance at the Dendrinos Chapel on the campus of the Interlochen Arts Academy, this recital features Nancy Stagnitta performing classical flute repertoire accompanied by pianist Susan Snyder Nunn, and a jazz flute set which also features Claudia Schmidt, vocals; Jeff Haas, piano; Jack Dryden, bass; and Randy Marsh, drums.

Monthly update from Lansing to the residents of the 104th District. Topics include: State budget process, K-12 funding, job creation, economy, tourism dollars to Northern Michigan and small business creation.

Saint Francis vs. Nouvel 2009

State Representative Dan Scripps presents important public affairs issues facing the 101st district of Benzie, Leelanau, Manistee and Mason counties. In this edition, a discussion on early childhood development.

The Northwest Michigan United Way presents information, testimonials and discussion on area non-profits, service organizations, philanthropy and volunteerism.

An Evening With Mario Batali - August 14, 2010. The Traverse City National Writers Series hosts Food Network star and award-winning chef Mario Batali on the Historic Front Lawn of the Village at Grand Traverse Commons. Batali, the zealous and stylish star of Food Network programs including Molto Mario and Ciao America, has become one of the most recognizable chefs in America. With a restaurant empire, several cookbooks, a line of food products, and ubiquitous appearances on television and in print, it is hard to discuss current culinary trends in the U.S. without citing the name of Mario Batali. Guest host Paul Saginaw, co-owner and founding partner of Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor, Michigan interviews Batali on stage at the event and facilitates the audience Q&A. Called “the coolest small company in America” by Inc. magazine, Zingerman’s expanded from a single deli started by Saginaw and Ari Weinzweig in 1982 to a multi-business conglomerate centered on a unique operational model of strong commitment to community, great food and service, and a passion for entrepreneurship and people.

This movie asks the question: If you met the girl who looked like your dead wife, would you infect her father with acromegaly? Tonights feature is: The Monster Maker

Enjoy this uninterupted sunrise over East Bay near Traverse City.

State Senator Jason Allen's monthly program for the month of September 2010. This program features Todd Grichke of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Envorinment.

Bob Russell joins Dave Barrons for this week's show, and the week of August 30th. Outside In will be devoting the entire half hour to the subject, Investigating Community Resilience. Bob and Dave begin outlining and framing the key components of resilience thinking and the key themes Outside In will bring into discussion. Resilience is natural and the concept comes to us from the study of natural systems that show resilience, or don't. Our future will be very different from our past as we move into and economic era of declining resources. As disruptions and shocks become more likely, communities with the tools of resilience in place, will likely adapt better and continue to function better. Outside In is about investigating resilience, not providing the answers but looking into the question, "What's makes for true community resilience and how do we work to build it"?

The Northwest Michigan United Way presents information, testimonials and discussion on area non-profits, service organizations, philanthropy and volunteerism.

Worship services series scheduled weekly for Sundays @ 1:30PM and Mondays at 8 PM. This program will be cablecast on 9/12/10 and 9/13/10.

K. Jones & the Benzie Playboyz play at Elberta's Solstice Festival on June 19, 2010. The Playboyz are bringing the roots sound of southwest Louisiana's Creole, Cajun, and Zydeco scene to ya'll up here in the Great Lakes area. For more info, go to: www.benzieplayboyz.com

Join this Petoskey area musician and friends in a live performance setting featuring country and gospel music.

Various Disk Golf events from around the globe.

This movie asks the question: If you met the girl who looked like your dead wife, would you infect her father with acromegaly? Tonights feature is: The Monster Maker

Bob Russell joins Dave Barrons for this week's show, and the week of August 30th. Outside In will be devoting the entire half hour to the subject, Investigating Community Resilience. Bob and Dave begin outlining and framing the key components of resilience thinking and the key themes Outside In will bring into discussion. Resilience is natural and the concept comes to us from the study of natural systems that show resilience, or don't. Our future will be very different from our past as we move into and economic era of declining resources. As disruptions and shocks become more likely, communities with the tools of resilience in place, will likely adapt better and continue to function better. Outside In is about investigating resilience, not providing the answers but looking into the question, "What's makes for true community resilience and how do we work to build it"?

Live folk and rock tunes performed by Moonbeam and John Ivan Greilich at Oryanna's food co-op in Traverse City, Michigan.

Author Stephanie Mills reads from her latest book - On Gandhis Path.

This Elmwood Charter Township celebration includes the Carter's Kids Foundation Park Dedication of August 14, 2001, public officials and benefactor remarks in support of this community effort. Greilickville Harbor Park sits on a waterfront that once functioned as an industrial site for logging and brick-making industries and is now one of the few public access points on West Grand Traverse Bay.

Monthly update from Lansing to the residents of the 104th District. Topics include: State budget process, K-12 funding, job creation, economy, tourism dollars to Northern Michigan and small business creation.

Tomorrow's America is a discussion series featuring local and national commentators addressing immigration and its impact on many different facets of life in the United States. This episode features Lawrence Fuchs, Vice Chair of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, 1990-1997.

Join host Bill Paxton as he talks with local expert, Gunther Schwartz, Christian Counselor at Pine Rest Traverse City Clinic. Topics include spirituality and how it relates to behavioral health treatment.

Petoskey City Council of 8-30-10. Topics include Planning Commission appointments, capital improvements, sidewalks, water and sewer rates, sidewalk signs, and water wells.

An Evening With Mario Batali - August 14, 2010. The Traverse City National Writers Series hosts Food Network star and award-winning chef Mario Batali on the Historic Front Lawn of the Village at Grand Traverse Commons. Batali, the zealous and stylish star of Food Network programs including Molto Mario and Ciao America, has become one of the most recognizable chefs in America. With a restaurant empire, several cookbooks, a line of food products, and ubiquitous appearances on television and in print, it is hard to discuss current culinary trends in the U.S. without citing the name of Mario Batali. Guest host Paul Saginaw, co-owner and founding partner of Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor, Michigan interviews Batali on stage at the event and facilitates the audience Q&A. Called “the coolest small company in America” by Inc. magazine, Zingerman’s expanded from a single deli started by Saginaw and Ari Weinzweig in 1982 to a multi-business conglomerate centered on a unique operational model of strong commitment to community, great food and service, and a passion for entrepreneurship and people.