Channel 17 Program Descriptions

Wednesday, February 1 to Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Assembly Update with Bob Reilly

Assemblyman Reilly discusses the events and issues related to the New York State Legislature, this week focussing on redistricting.

Benchmark with Judge Peter Crummey Peter's guest is Judge Gerald Maney to discuss family court issues.
Bite Me with Jennifer Savino

Jennifer visits LT's Grill in Niskayuna, chats with its founding entrepreneur, and enjoys the ribs.

Capital Community with Jack Mulvey Jack's guest is Ed Collins, Chairman of the Board, to discuss the Irish American Heritage Museum and its new home at 370 Broadway in Albany.
Colonie Connect with Paula Mahan The 2012 State of the Town, taped on January 19th at the Holiday Inn on Wolf Road.
Dad's Eye View with Braswell In this program Kenneth's guest is Susan Bredice, Parent Partner at Village of Colonie Outreach Center.
Library Book Reviews with Joe Nash

J J Jennings reviews Bill O'Reilly's controversial best seller "Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assasination That Changed America Forever" AND
C-Span returns for a noon book talk by David Pietrusza about his book Silent cal's Almanack: the Homespun wit and Wisdom of Vermont's Calvin Coolidge. .

The Money Factor with Richard Naylor

Dr. Thomas Denham joins Richard to discuss the Goal Setting process in employment planning
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Dr. Claire Parham, History Professor and Director of Siena College's Center for Faculty Excellence and Innovation joins Richard to discuss liberal arts education and Siena's ongoing work to continually improve the effectiveness of their educational process..

So Many Books, So Little Time Zina and Joe discuss some of the Library's newly-received and noteworthy books that may have been overlooked by the regular media outlets.
Story by Story with Joe and Kate Joe and Kate's guest is Rev. Harlan Ratmeyer, Chaplain of AMC and Pastor of First Reformed Church of South Bethlehem to share stories and information and about storytelling.
Storytimes Join the youth services staff each weekday at 9am and 7pm for stories, songs, fingerplays and fun. This program is for children of all ages.