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Intended for professionals and volunteers at public broadcasting stations throughout the country, including member stations of PBS and National Public Radio and others interested in the field including policy makers, educators and independent producers. Covers all aspects of public television and radio, as well as educational telecommunications.

Currently in Quincy airs live Monday-Friday from 11:30 AM-12:00 PM on Quincy Access Television.

Currently is a new kind of weather service, built for the climate emergency.

Geared toward sellers and service technicians of electrical, electronic, and mechanical apparatus. Aims to promote the highest standards of performance and ethics for the benefit of the industry as a whole. Written for members of EASA (Electrical Apparatus Service Association).

Written for residents of North Central Florida. Regular features includes Trends, Entertainment, Home and Food & Travel.

Covers news from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company in Northern and Central California. Discusses current issues and various topics including the delivery of gas and electricity, clean energy, local news in areas such as Bakersfield, San Luis Obispo, Santa Rosa and other surrounding areas. Sections include: Voices, Local, Pipeline Safety, PG&E Responds and Next100 The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Edited as a multidisciplinary society publication for marine professionals. Provides marine science and technical knowledge, promotes, aids education of marine scientists, engineers and technicians, advances the development of the tools and procedures required to explore, study and further the responsibility and sustainable use of the ocean, and provides services which create a broader understanding of the relevance of the marine sciences to other technologies, arts and human affairs.

News magazine program tells stories of people of faith from around the block and around the world. Currents’ combination of exclusive interviews and features provides unique insight to inform viewers and strengthen them in their faith. Show debuted on June 1, 2009.

Aiming to provide resources for mission, ministry, and theological growth for pastors, diaconal ministers, associates in ministry, and other church leaders. Each issue contains six to seven essays, book reviews, and exegetical and homiletical resources for every Sunday and major festival in the church year.