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Public Media in Your State
Michigan
WKAR-TV in East Lansing is the flagship station for Michigan Public Broadcasting television programs, including QuizBusters, Off the Record‚ and Michigan At Risk as well as specials such as the governor’s annual State of the State address.
WGVU-FM in Grand Rapids produces Common Threads, a program created 10 years ago as a coproduction of WGVU Radio and the Interfaith Dialogue Association. The show provides intelligent conversations with clerics, authors, journalists, and lay members of various religions.
Other Programs & Projects
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Reinventing the Rust Belt—now called Changing Gears [Local Journalism Center]
Changing Gears, formerly called Reinventing the Rust Belt, will be a Local Journalism Center formed by three stations—Michigan Radio, Ann Arbor/Detroit; Chicago Public Radio; and ideastream, Cleveland—to... Continue Reading
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National Center for Media Engagement (NCME) FY 2010, 2011 and 2012 Support
In fiscal years 2010–2012, NCME and CPB will establish the following goals for the public broadcasting community. Continue Reading
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Independent Television Service (ITVS) Production 2008-2010
This three-year grant will fund the production and/or acquisition of content produced or distributed by ITVS, the congressionally mandated programming service. Continue Reading
By the Numbers
2010 Total
$10,310,226
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Digital
$1,269,930
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Fiscal Stabilization Grant
$664,920
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Other System Support
$368,061
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Radio Community Service Grant
$2,324,860
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Radio Programming
$115,385
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Television Community Service Grant
$5,495,642
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Television Programming
$71,428