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In the fall of 2004,
LifeSteps
makes its National Public Television Premiere.
Produced by Heartland Media of San Francisco and
winner of 24 major national awards, including the
Parent's Choice Gold Award,
LifeSteps
is presented by KQED Public Television, San
Francisco and distributed to public television stations
nationwide by American Public Television. Funding
for the national broadcast was provided by See's
Candies.
Broadcast Schedule
KQED Public Television, San Francisco
American Public Television
See's Candies
Funder's Message
Heartland Media
Broadcast Schedule
National Broadcasts
of LifeSteps will begin after August 29, 2004. Please
refer to the chart below to find your local broadcast,
which is listed by state in alphabetical order. If you
cannot find your local station, please call them and ask
when they are planning to carry
LifeSteps.
Unless otherwise noted,
broadcasts will take place once a week for 10
consecutive weeks from the start date as noted. Dates
are subject to change so please check your local
listing.
|
Station |
City |
State |
Brodcast Date |
| KQED-9 |
San
Francisco |
CA |
Sat 9-4-04,
6:00 PM |
| KQED-DT |
San
Francisco |
CA |
Sat 9-4-04,
6:00 PM |
|
***KQED is
showing 2 episodes back-to-back each night for 5
weeks |
| KCSM-60 |
San Mateo |
CA |
Sat 10-2-04, 5:00 PM
|
|
KVIE-7 |
Sacramento |
CA |
Sat 10-23-04, 8:00 PM
|
|
KVIE-7 |
Sacramento |
CA |
Sat 10-23-04, 8:30 PM |
| ***KVIE is
showing 2 episodes back-to-back each night for 5
weeks |
| KQED-9 |
Salinas |
CA |
Sat 9-4-04,
6:00 PM |
| KIXE-9 |
Chico |
CA |
Sat 9-4-04,
8:00 AM |
| KEET-13 |
Eureka |
CA |
Thu
10-7-04, 11:00 AM |
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| WEDW-CPTV
|
Bridgeort,
Fairfield |
CT |
Sat 9-4-04,
12:00 PM |
| WEDW-CPTV
|
Hartford |
CT |
Sat 9-4-04,
12:00 PM |
| WEDW-CPTV
|
New Haven |
CT |
Sat 9-4-04,
12:00 PM |
| WEDW-CPTV
|
Waterbury |
CT |
Sat 9-4-04,
12:00 PM |
| WEDW-CPTV
|
Norwich |
CT |
Sat 9-4-04,
12:00 PM |
| |
|
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|
| WTVS-56 |
Detroit
|
MI |
Sat 9-4-04,
11:00 PM |
| WTVS-56 |
Detroit
|
MI |
Mon 9-6-04,
5:00 PM (Repeat) |
| |
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| TPT17 (aka
KTCI) |
St. Paul |
MN |
Sun
10-3-04, 5:00 PM |
| |
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| WEAO-49 |
Akron |
OH |
Thu
9-30-04, 2:30 PM |
| WPTO-14 |
Oxford |
OH |
Mon
9-13-04, 9:00 AM |
| WNEO-45 |
Youngstown |
OH |
Thu
9-30-04, 2:30 PM |
|
WBGU-27 |
Lima |
OH |
Sun 9-12-04, 7:00 AM |
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| WYBE-35 |
Philadelphia |
PA |
Wed 9-1-04,
9:00 AM |
| WYBE-35 |
Philadelphia |
PA |
Mon 9-6-04,
4:30 PM (Repeat) |
| WQED-13 |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
Sun 9-5-04,
11:30 AM |
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KCWC-4 |
Lander, Casper |
WY |
Sun 9-12-04,
6:30 PM |

KQED Public
Broadcasting operates KQED Public Television 9,
one of the nation's most-watched public television
stations during prime-time, and KQED's digital
television channels, which include KQED HD, KQED
Encore, KQED World, KQED Life and KQED Kids;
KQED Public Radio, the most-listened-to public
radio station in the nation with an award-winning news
and public affairs program service (88.5 FM in San
Francisco and 89.3 FM in Sacramento);
KQED.org, one of
the most-visited station sites in Public Broadcasting;
and KQED Education Network, which brings the
impact of KQED to thousands of teachers, students,
parents and media professionals through workshops,
seminars and resources.
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For 42 years,
American Public Television (APT) has been a major
source of programming for the nation’s public television
stations. APT has more than 10,000 hours of
available programming including Discovering the Real
World of Harry Potter, Globe Trekker, Muhammad Ali:
Through the Eyes of the World, Nightly Business Report,
Rick Steves' Europe, Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home,
Ballykissangel, Brian Jacques’ Redwall and The
Three Tenors Christmas. APT is known for
identifying innovative programs and developing creative
distribution techniques for producers. In four decades,
it has established a tradition of providing public
television stations nationwide with program choices that
enable them to strengthen and customize their schedules.
Press should contact Donna Hardwick at 617-338-4455
ext. 129 or via email to
donna_hardwick@aptonline.org. For more
information about APT's programs and services,
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See's Candies,
which has historically been a generous donor to youth
programs in California, is the sole underwriter for the
national broadcast of
LifeSteps.
See's Famous Old Time Candies® are well known and loved
throughout the West where the company was founded in
1921. Making over 100 varieties of candies, See's has
maintained its reputation for excellence by strict
adherence to its "Quality Without Compromise®" motto.
See's operates more than 200 Shops throughout the
Western Unites States, and offers one of the largest
selections of chocolate confections in the world. Their
underwriting of
LifeSteps
is part of their long tradition of supporting youth
development and reflects their commitment to helping the
citizens of tomorrow become better people today.
www.Sees.com
1-800-347-SEES
(1-800-347-7337)
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FUNDER'S MESSAGE
Quality Without Compromise
See's Candies is proud to underwrite the
broadcast of the
LifeSteps
series as part of our long-standing commitment to
community service and the promotion of public values.
Today's teenager face ever-mounting challenges in the
complex transition to adulthood and these critical
programs will provide an important compass for this
journey. The nation's future will soon rest on the
shoulders of today's teenagers and this series will help
ensure that tomorrow's citizens become the best people
they can be.
The powerful message of
LifeSteps
can make a very real difference in the lives of teens
and their families and we are very pleased that KQED
San Francisco is presenting these award-winning programs
to the nation through American Public Television.
It is our hope that every teenager in America will have
the opportunity to see
LifeSteps.
We are honored to be working with public television
stations across the nation to achieve this goal and help
this important series find the audience it deserves.
We at See's Candies have always understood the
importance of traditional values: commitment to quality,
hard work, loyalty, and service. Our support of
LifeSteps
flows from this basic corporate perspective. We want our
young people to realize that core personal values --
responsibility, respect, compassion, and the courage to
stand up for what is right - are essential for their own
happiness and success.
The young people of today are the leaders of tomorrow.
The
LifeSteps
series provides an important legacy for the next
generation and will help insure that our future is in
good hands. We are proud to bring these powerful and
important programs to a national audience.
Sincerely,
Charles N. Huggins
President and CEO
See's Candies
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LifeSteps
was produced by Heartland Media, an award-winning
educational production company in San Francisco.
Heartland was founded in 1995 by Michael Pritchard,
veteran producer Jim Watson and Ed Werz, President and
CEO of The Guidance Channel and The Bureau For At-Risk
Youth. Its past productions include Saving Our
Schools, a trenchant look at the aftermaths of
Columbine, and PeaceTalks, an award
winning 10-part series on teen violence prevention.
PeaceTalks was part of PBS's SAFE NIGHT
USA,
and has won critical acclaim in the educational press as
well as 16 major national educational and media awards.
Heartland Media has been widely recognized for its work
and has received numerous awards, including: CINE Golden
Eagles, Parents' Choice Gold Awards, Teachers' Choice
Awards, Parent's Guide to Children's Media Awards, the
Golden Camera and Creative Excellence Award at the US
International Film and Video Festival, the Chris
Statuette, the Gold Hugo Award, the Omni, the Platinum
Aurora and the Silver World-Medalist award at the NY
Festivals, as well a two Emmy Award nominations.
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