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The Erie Police Chief declined to immediately provide more details about the Friday shooting but described the circumstances as “deeply disturbing.”
This October on BTPM PBS, we begin to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a local documentary from the AKG Art Museum. We also air another local documentary featuring stories from the Seneca Nation, and bring you more dramas!
Week 5 and we’re back in L.A. *cue Randy Newman* We did Philippe’s French Dip when we played the Chargers and while I was very tempted to try to replicate the magic that is In-N-Out burger, I decided to tap into LA Street foods instead.
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Local Headlines
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- Gary Farmer to receive Buffalo International Film Festival honor for life's work in Indigenous film
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- Isaias closes in on the US Gulf Coast as a dangerous Category 3 hurricane
- Grammy Award winner Don Was bringing the sounds of Detroit music to Buffalo
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In this special never-heard-before interview that took place ahead of our premiere of CFNY: The Spirit of Radio, BTPM The Bridge host and former CFNY DJ Ivar Hamilton sits down with his longtime colleague and friend, legendary broadcaster and program director David Marsden. Together, they reflect on David’s remarkable career, his influence on CFNY, and the music and radio culture he helped shape.
This week on BTPM PBS
See fabulous finds from ROADSHOW’s first season updated with today’s values! Watch Monday, October 12 at 8pm on BTPM PBS.
The story of Jesse James remains one of America's most cherished tales... and one of its most fictitious. With a life steeped in violence and bloodshed, America's Robin Hood robbed the poor and rich alike, though his victims were almost always unarmed. Watch Tuesday, October 13 at 9pm on BTPM PBS.
One man's journey to end human suffering with art, opportunity and hope. Watch Monday, October 12 at 9pm on BTPM, or stream on btpm.org.
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