Bill Hanley tells me he was 29 years old, just five years into what would grow to be a 30-year career with Twin Cities Public Television, when the station's higher powers asked that he fix their "Friday night problem.
The article from Twin Cities discusses the 40th anniversary of "Almanac," a public affairs program on Twin Cities PBS (TPT). Since its inception in 1984, "Almanac" has been a staple in Minnesota broadcasting, offering in-depth coverage of state politics, culture, and current events. The show has evolved over the years, adapting to changes in media consumption while maintaining its core mission of informing and engaging the public. It features a mix of panel discussions, interviews with newsmakers, and segments on local issues. The article highlights the show's longevity, its role in fostering civic discourse, and its significance in the community, with reflections from long-time hosts, producers, and viewers. It also mentions upcoming special episodes and events planned to celebrate this milestone, underscoring "Almanac's" enduring relevance and commitment to public service journalism.
Sports & Competition
Fri, December 6, 2024
