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Guest Tim Hooker discusses social networking and its impact on today’s society. He shares his personal experience with social networking and explains how his “micro media empire,” Sushituesday.com, began. Also, learn the meaning of “viral marketing” and how to begin your own social network by listening to this week’s episode of Point of View.
In this week’s episode of Point of View, Booker T. Scruggs will be discussing the increasing controversy regarding prescribed legal pain medication and their common abuse and misuse. He will speak with a local pharmacist and an anonymous female who has abused her prescription pain medication.
The guest on this episode of Point of View is Jeff Day, a proficient instructor of martial arts at the Cleveland YMCA. He discusses different types of martial arts and the many aspects incorporated in their study.
In this episode of AEC’s Point of View, Tim Hooker interviews Missy Crutchfield, the administrator for the Mayor’s Department of Education Arts and Culture or EAC. Crutchfield expresses their continuing commitment to youth through programs such as What’s Going On and Unbroken.
The guests on this episode of AEC’s Point of View include: Dr. John Odom from New Beginnings Counseling, Carrie Mae Ezell, an expressive art therapist, and Al Chapman, a business consultant. They answer questions on the current economic situation and how it impacts individuals through both money and mental woes.
In this episode of AEC’s Point of View, Booker T. Scruggs discusses Gear Up, a program based locally at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The program prepares low income middle and high school students for college by providing academic support through mentors and tutors. Mr. Scruggs interviews the Gear Up Director, Dr. Hunter Huckabee, along with other members of the program’s staff.
Booker T. Scruggs discusses the absence of black jockeys at Churchill Downs and in the arena of horse racing.
AEC’s television show “First View” has included many exciting events and organizations in the June 2009 episode. It begins with an in depth look at Mark Making, a new non-profit organization in the Chattanooga area. Their goal is to connect people to art who may not otherwise have the opportunity. The Mark Making organization goes on to tell about two of their upcoming events: The Ross Hotel Project and the Homes Project. The show then discusses Chattanooga Stand, an organization seeking input from Chattanoogans in order to shape the future of the city. This episode is then concluded with summer events at the Downtown Library and other libraries throughout the area. They are striving to spark the imaginations of all age groups through reading, writing, and many other creative outlets. All of these organizations and events kick off the beginning of an exciting summer for the Chattanooga area.
Here’s the May 2 episode of “First View,” AEC’s television program featuring community news and arts events in Chattanooga. This month’s show highlights events from the Chattanooga Downtown Partnership, such as Nightfall, TaleSpin and Bella Sera, and the AEC’s 2009 Back Row Film Series. The show also features an interview with a local exchange student. Enjoy!
Monessa Guilfoil interviews award-winning noveliest Dorothy Allison, who was in Chattanooga for the AEC Conference on Southern Literature.
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