With Storm Stella now in the books, we return to our regular schedule of programs with two “Beyond the Front Page with Guy Cosentino” programs produced by Cayuga County Community College’s Telcom/Media Department.
“Beyond the Front Page with Guy Cosentino”
Cayuga Centers Executive Director Edward Myers Hayes to give an update on the Centers, once known as the Cayuga Home For Children, and their new capital campaign. The show airs at 7 PM on Time Warner 12 on Tuesday. The show replays on Time Warner’s 12 & 98 and FIOS Verizon Channel 31 on Thursday, the 23rd at 7:00 PM and on Saturday the 25th and Sunday the 26th at 1:30 and 5:00 PM and Monday, the 27th at 9 PM and Wednesday, March 29th at 8 AM from the Auburn Regional Media Access (ARMA).
“Beyond the Front The Front Page with Guy Cosentino” Auburn YMCA Executive Director Chris Nucerino, who will talk about the YMCA’s new capital campaign, their programing and parking concerns they have regarding the new visitor center planed for the Seward Lot, across from Memorial City Hall. The show will air at 7:30 PM on Time Warner 12 on Tuesday. The shows will replay on Time Warner’s 12 & 98 and FIOS Verizon Channel 31 on Thursday, the 23rd at 7:30 PM and on Saturday the 25th and Sunday the 26th at 2 PM and 5:30 PM, Monday, the 27th at 9:30 PM and Wednesday, March 29that 8:30 AM from the Auburn Regional Media Access (ARMA).
Because of last week’s snow storm “Inside Government with Guy Cosentino” featuring City Manager Jeff Dygert and Beyond the Front The Front Page with Guy Cosentino” featuring Cayuga County Community College President Brian Durant, are being rescheduled.
A new feature this academic year is that all programs are streamed live and archived on the Telcom Department’s YouTube channel, Media@Cayuga.
The shows are rebroadcast starting at 10 AM each Saturday morning on the College’s station, WDWN – 89.1 FM.
Viewers who wish to pose questions for any of the show’s guests can send an e-mail to cozguytho@aol.com.
The shows are taped at the College on Tuesday afternoons by the students of the Cayuga County Community College’s Telecom/Media Department.
All the best,
Guy