Did you see TBT on the PlayList on PBS?

Karen Sunderman has a new show on PBS named The PlayList that debuted last night featuring Trampled by Turtles.  Here is a link to an interview and more information.

They have many more shows coming up with bands like Cars & Trucks and other local artists appearing on the premiere episode on April 1 @ 9PM.  That is also when it begins its regular run, but last night was a preview of what is ahead. It is really great that we now have a television program covering the arts of the Northland. If you have a story idea, want to learn more or are an artist contact them through their site at www.theplaylistonline.org.

11 thoughts on “Did you see TBT on the PlayList on PBS?”

  1. Did. Was the bomb.

    Really looking forward to this program (play list) on a regular basis/ we’re huge fans of Austin City Limits round the house on Saturday nights. Hopefully Playlist gets out to the rest of the country a little more, on accounta we gots some amazing musics here.

  2. It was very well done. The interviews were fun and the concert footage was as good as anything I have seen WDSE do.

    I love that fact that the only time I still see Rotary phones in my life is when I watch the WDSE fund drives. I miss those phones, but part of me wants to call and donate and then say I am giving an extra $20 that will only be given if it is to buy a new phone.

  3. Here’s hoping it lasts longer than their last foray into programing covering local musicians. Few years back they had 2 or 3 episodes.

  4. They’ll need an underwriting sponsor to keep it going. Venture North is officially “done” now that its sponsor (Blandin?) has decided to put its money elsewhere.

  5. They have 13 episodes planned for this spring and many more should follow. Their funding comes from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage amendment.

    Sunderman said, “We have a green light for 13 shows this spring, April through June, and hope to be back with 26 more starting in September. We have a good shot at getting The PlayList broadcast on PBS stations statewide so we can really show off the talent of the area to a wider audience.”

  6. To those asking where to find it, we will have it online soon. Subscribe to our e-mail newsletter on the website that Andrew provided and we’ll update people when it’s on the web. Don’t forget to watch the first show tomorrow night at 9pm. All of our shows will be online when we get our new site up within the next week or two.

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