While it's not this weekend's Super Big Game the name of which everyone but licensed retailers avoid, it does promise to be a super-informative show and well worth watching for those civically engaged in Washington state.
Charles Prestrud, Dr. Vicki Murray, and Ryan Frost are all featured on a panel for KBTC’s Northwest Now with host, Tom Layson. Learn the challenges of our transportation system, the impact of poor political leadership, and what we should do next from WPC's Charles Prestrud. Find out about how our education system is going, what are spending levels are and how (and whether) they correlate to student achievement, and how a new federal program could give the left the money their looking for without a cost to the state. And of course, find out about state spending and the proposed taxes (including the proposed income tax, though this was filmed prior to the release of the proposal) and how Washington is in danger of killing the golden goose that paid for its social program ambitions.
Here's a list of how to watch tonight.If you miss it, we'll post a link to the online recording here as soon as it is available.
Off Air:
Olympia to Vancouver B.C. (in most areas):
KBTC 28.1, NHK World-Japan 28.2, FNX (First Nations Experience) 28.3
Olympia to Vancouver, WA (in most areas):
KCKA 15.1, NHK World Japan 15.2, FNX (First Nations Experience) 15.3
Cable:
Xfinity
KBTC Channel 108 Western Washington (HD)
KBTC Channel 12 in Western Washington except Tacoma (SD)
KBTC Channel 3 within Tacoma City Limits (SD)
NHK World Japan Channel 115 in Western Washington (HD)
FNX Channel 334 in Western Washington (SD)
Lightcurve
Tacoma, Fife, University Place, Lakewood, and Spanaway:
KBTC Channel 3 (HD)
NHK World Japan Channel 518 within Tacoma City limits (HD)
FNX Channel 111 within Tacoma City limits (SD)
Puyallup, Graham, Spanaway, and Eatonville:
KBTC Channel 3 (HD)
Astound
KBTC Channel 169 (HD) Channel 3 (SD) Kitsap, Mason, and Pierce counties
KBTC Channel 217 (HD) Channel 86 (SD) Snohomish, Skagit, Island, and Whatcom counties
KBTC Channel 108 (HD) Channel 91 (SD) Port Angeles and Sequim
KBTC Channel 712 (HD) Channel 28 (SD) Seattle and Bellevue
Satellite:
Dish Channel 28
DirecTV Channel 28