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This is a '''list of American [[public access television]] programs'''.
This is a '''list of American [[public-access television]] programs'''.


== List ==
== List ==

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This is a list of American public-access television programs.

List

Series Location
(Home station) 		Duration No. of episodes Host(s) Ref.
Alternative Views Austin, TX
(ACTV) 		1978–1998 563 Douglas Kellner
Frank Morrow 		[1]
AMOSTV Brooklyn, NY
(BCAT) 		2005–2015 Christian Capello-Colon
Ryan Hellman
John Tarsitano
Anthony Macca
Rich Greco
Michael Douglas Polsky
Tim McCormack
The Atheist Experience Austin, TX
(ACTV) 		1997– 908+ Matt Dillahunty
Russell Glasser
Don Baker
Jeff Dee
Tracie Harris
John Iacoletti
Jen Peeples
Martin Wagner 		[2]
The Average Guys TV Show Duluth, MN
(PACT-TV) 		1998–2013 576 Kenny Kalligher
Jon Donahue 		[3]
The Basement Sublet of Horror Lawrence, Kansas
(LCAT) 		2006– 230 Joel Sanderson [4]
Bob's Big Adventures Providence, RI
(PEG-RI) 		1993– Bob Venturini [5]
Boston Latino TV Boston, MA
(BNN) 		2003– Evelyn Reyes
Gil Matos
Clairemese Montero 		[6]
Chic-a-Go-Go Chicago, IL
(CAN-TV) 		1996– 1,000+ Jake Austen
Mia Park 		[7]
The Chris Gethard Show Manhattan, NY
(MNN) 		2011–2015[a] 155 Chris Gethard [9][10][11]
Cast Iron TV Manhattan, NY
(Channel D) 		1979–1992 [12]
Concrete TV Manhattan, NY
(MNN) 		1994– [13]
Cool Clown Ground Chicago, IL
(CAN-TV) 		1994– 469+ Shelley Mobil
Thymme Jones
Cheer-Accident 		[14]
Cool In Your Code New York City, NY
(NYC TV) 		2004– Christopher Kromer
R. Brandon Johnson
Shirley Rumierk 		[15]
Disco Step-by-Step Buffalo, NY 1975–1980 Marty Angelo [16]
The Dr. Susan Block Show Berkeley, CA
(BTV-25) 		1990– Susan Block [17]
Fantasy Bedtime Hour San Francisco, CA
(Access SF) 		2001–2009 40 Heatherly Stankey
Julie Breithaupt 		[18]
The Folklorist Newton, MA
(NewTV) 		2012– 13 John Horrigan [19]
The Forum Chicago, IL
(Frequency TV) 		2008–2009 7 Frankie Jupiter
Gay USA Manhattan, NY
(MNN) 		1985– Andy Humm
Ann Northrop
Hardcover Feedback Lansing, IL
(LNN) 		2007– 30
Junktape Manhattan, NY
(MNN) 		1998 7 Sean S. Baker
Spencer Chinoy
Dan Milano 		[20]
INN World Report Tribeca, NY
(Free Speech TV) 		2004– Mizan Kirby Nunes [21]
JBTV Chicago, IL
(Tuff TV) 		1984– Jerry Bryant
Greg Corner
Lauren O'Neill 		[22]
The Kid America Club Manhattan, NY
(MNN) 		2002– [23]
Lavender Lounge San Francisco, CA 1991–1995 60 Mark Kliem [24]
Let's Paint TV Los Angeles, CA
(Eagle Rock Public Access) 		2002–2008 600+ John Kilduff [25]
Live from Midtown Bronx, NY
(Colours TV) 		2007–2009 Hashim "Trends" Smith [26]
Live from the Artists Den Garden City, NY
(WLIW) 		2009– [27]
Local 850 Okaloosa County, FL Chris Davis
The Lone Shark Bridgeport, CT
(WFAC-TV) 		1991–2001 Jim Sharky
Sean Haffner 		[28]
Masterminds Albany, NY
(TW3) 		2003– David Guistina
Midnight Blue Manhattan, NY
(Channel J) 		1975–2003 Al Goldstein [29]
The Mr. Science Show Melbourne, FL 1993–1995 Tim Perkins [30]
Music Video Comp Reel Los Angeles, CA 2005–2007 Alli Bivins
New York Noise New York City, NY
(NYC TV) 		2003–2009 89 [31]
The News And Opinion Hour with Steve Connors Des Moines and Suburbs, IA
(Mediacom Cable) 		1989-current
Pancake Mountain Washington, D.C.
(DCTV) 		2003–2011
2014– 		[32]
Quiz Kids San Francisco, CA
(PEN-TV) 		1999 Brad Friedman [33]
Rox Bloomington, IN
(BCAT) 		1992– 91 Joe Nickell
Bart Everson 		[34]
The Show with No Name Austin, TX
(ACTV) 		1995–2005 Charlie Sotelo [35]
The Spud Goodman Show Seattle, WA 1985–1992 Spud Goodman
Chick Hunter 		[36]
Squirt TV Manhattan, NY 1994–1996 Jake Fogelnest [37]
Stairway to Stardom Staten Island, NY 1979–1992 Frank Masi [38]
State of the State Providence, RI
(PEG-RI) 		1992– John Carlevale [39]
Static Television New Orleans, LA
(Cox 10) 		2006– Pami P [40]
Stateside Footy North Andover, MA

(NACAM)

2010- 75 Bill Robert [41]
Talkin' Funny Chicago, IL
(CAN-TV) 		2005– 53 Steve Gadlin
Paul Luikart 		[42]
Tech Throwback North Andover, MA

(NACAM)

2015- 9 Bill Robert [43]
Thee Mr. Duran Show La Verne, CA
(LVTV) 		2000– 93 Richard Duran [44]
Tyrants in Therapy Los Angeles, CA 2001–2008 25 Michael J
AbbeAbbe
YRU-Up Bloomington, MN
(BEC-TV) 		1991–

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  5. ^ Underwood, Meg (January 18, 2001). "BIG adventure never far away for Bob". Cranston Herald.
  6. ^ Diaz, Johnny (June 30, 2008). "Covering all the bases". Boston Globe.
  7. ^ Borrelli, Christopher (January 19, 2015). "'Chic-a-Go-Go' keeps the party going for 1,000th episode". Chicago Tribune.
  8. ^ Petski, Denise (May 4, 2017). "'The Chris Gethard Show' Lands At TruTV; Will Be Broadcast Live". Deadline.
  9. ^ Sims, David. "Chris Gethard's Journey From Public Access to Late Night". The Atlantic. Retrieved July 7, 2017.
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  12. ^ Schneider, Steve (April 14, 1985). "CABLE TV NOTES; EXPERIMENTATION SHAPES 'CAST IRON TV'". New York Times.
  13. ^ Pearis, Bill (January 24, 2013). "cable access show 'Concrete TV' is 20 years old, celebrating with screening tonight in NYC". BrooklynVegan.
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  15. ^ "NY Emmy Award Winners". New York Emmys. Retrieved August 13, 2015.
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  23. ^ "Best of NYC 2008". Village Voice.
  24. ^ "Gay and Lesbian TV: Tuned In". Out. September 1994.
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  26. ^ "Feb. 20 casting call for TV talent show". The Reel Chicago. February 16, 2010.
  27. ^ Brandle, Lars (December 16, 2013). "Phoenix Go Back to School For 'Live From the Artists Den' (Exclusive)". Billboard.
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  29. ^ Svetkey, Benjamin (October 26, 1990). "Entertainment Weekly". Ew.com. Retrieved November 2, 2010.
  30. ^ Sonnenberg, Maria (January 18, 2005). "Mr. Science makes learning a no-brainer". Florida Today.
  31. ^ Winnie, Hu (May 22, 2006). "Hour After Hour, One Station Is Devoted to Pulse of New York". New York Times.
  32. ^ Lloyd, Robert (June 24, 2014). "Talking with Scott Stuckey, the man behind 'Pancake Mountain'". Los Angeles Times.
  33. ^ Knight, Heather (June 11, 1999). "Peninsula TV Gives Talent New Channel". San Francisco Chronicle.
  34. ^ Quittner, Joshua (June 24, 2001). "RADIO FREE CYBERSPACE". Time.
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  44. ^ Hernandez, Daniel (February 19, 2006). "He Keeps the Eastside Rock Scene Rolling". Los Angeles Times.

Notes

  1. ^ Following its departure from MNN in January 2015, The Chris Gethard Show moved to Fusion in May 2015, before moving on to truTV in July 2017.[8]
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