TOday I took time off to watch CCTV-AMERICA's FullFrame; just CUt&PASTry below the background to this programme running from 1.30-2.00PM.
Series Hosted by Veteran Journalist Mike Walter, Focuses
on
Human Interest Storytelling and Philanthropic Newsmakers
Burbank, Calif. - (June 30, 2014) - KCETLink, the
national independent public transmedia organization, presents FULL FRAME,
CCTV America's new weekly series, which features human interest storytelling, enlightening
dialogue and humanitarian issues embraced by leading cultural luminaries. The series will premiere on Link TV (DirecTV
375, DISH Network 9410) on Friday, July 11 at 8 p.m. ET and on KCET (Southern
California) on Sunday, July 13 at 4:30 p.m. PT.
Every week, FULL FRAME will begin with a newsmaker interview focused on his/her philanthropic
efforts. The remaining segments will be devoted to panel discussions and
documentary-style storytelling about various aspects of the newsmaker's cause.
The new series aims to be a vehicle for bringing attention to the humanitarian
work and causes that world leaders, celebrities, musicians, professional
athletes, authors, innovators, intellectual luminaries, industry leaders and
politicians have embraced in their time away from the media spotlight. Arts and
culture, science and technology, entertainment, education, health,
environmental sustainability, women's issues and social justice are some of the
many topics the show will cover.
The premiere episode will feature actress Geena Davis discussing her work
to create equitable depictions of women in film and television. Upcoming
episodes will also profile famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma and his philosophy of
'passion driven' education; former champion boxer Sugar Ray Leonard's battle
with alcoholism and his campaign about the dangers of diabetes; and
philanthropist Howard Buffett's vision for eradicating global hunger.
Hosted by Mike
Walter and produced by the American division of China Central Television at
KCET's Burbank studios, FULL FRAME brings an innovative new approach to long-format
interviews and feature stories while fostering thoughtful and insightful
discussion about the issues that shape all of our lives.
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August 2, 2015's edition featured an African model, author and philanthropist named ALEK MEK. (SHE was the last to be covered, no pun intended, as I couldn't recall others uncovered earlier...)
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ON SATurdays when I'm free -- which is seldom at 5.30PM -- I would try to catch "ICON" , also on CCTV, which yesterday featured a MUSICIAN-CONDUCTOR< let me get the name later OK> Hu Yongyan, artistic director < interviewed by JI XIAOJUN, another TV ICON? -- in his own right/write.
OKAY some background first follows:~~
TO BE CONTINUED>>>IF I SURVIVE MY LATE CONTINENTAL LUNCH == normally my fave LAMB CHOP OR BEEF STEA(ic)k --Which is normally hosted by better ENDOWED FRIENDS:)
ON SATurdays when I'm free -- which is seldom at 5.30PM -- I would try to catch "ICON" , also on CCTV, which yesterday featured a MUSICIAN-CONDUCTOR< let me get the name later OK> Hu Yongyan, artistic director < interviewed by JI XIAOJUN, another TV ICON? -- in his own right/write.
OKAY some background first follows:~~
Anchor
Ji Xiaojun
I like singing. And I like old songs in particular. In my mind, they are more than just songs.
Latest Episodes
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TO BE CONTINUED>>>IF I SURVIVE MY LATE CONTINENTAL LUNCH == normally my fave LAMB CHOP OR BEEF STEA(ic)k --Which is normally hosted by better ENDOWED FRIENDS:)
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