This
interview program
is the longest running cable television
show of its kind in San Diego County.
Tapings are on the second and third Thursdays at KOCT studios
from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Audience members must be seated
no later than 6:30 PM. To reserve a space in the audience
for a taping of the Voice of Oceanside, call 760 722-4433. Seating
is limited so a seat reservation is required.
KOCT Executive
Director Tom Reeser invites the public to take part in a new
format for the Voice of Oceanside by becoming a member of the
studio audience during twice monthly tapings of the show.
Reeser explains,
"We're trying something new this summer to invigorate our longest-running
talk show by bringing the audience and their questions into our
studios." The Voice of Oceanside will not be telecast live and
therefore it will not include calls in from viewers at home. "We
hope to cultivate a studio audience who will ask questions of
our local leaders.
We feel that when
viewers see face-to-face communication between audience and guests,
their appreciation for the subject matter will be dramatically
enhanced."
KOCT is pleased
to announce the hosting line-up will be Tim Aldrich, John
Bonosoro and Alison St. John.
To reserve a space
in the audience for a taping of the Voice of Oceanside, call 760
722-4433. Seating is limited so a seat reservation is required.
The
Voice of Oceanside taping dates and times:
April
13
Topic:
SURVIVING CHILD ABUSE
CICI
PORTER
SINGER, SONGWRITER, SURVIVOR AND CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION ACTIVIST
DISCUSS HER JOURNEY TO WELLNESS PROJECT
and...
SHARON
DELPHENICH,
LCSW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CASA DE AMPARO,
WHICH PROVIDES SHELTER FOR NEGLECTED AND ABUSED CHILDREN
Sharon
Delphenich, LCSW, executive director of Casa de Amparo and singer,
songwriter Cici Porter will be the guests of KOCT-TV on the Voice
of Oceanside in April.
Sharon
Delphenich will talk about the programs offered by Casa de Amparo,
a nonprofit organization that provides safe shelter and a continuum
of prevention and treatment services to abused, neglected and
at risk infants, children and teens and their families in San
Diego County.
Cici
Porter, survivor and child abuse prevention activist, will share
her story and her music. We'll hear about Cici Porter's Journey
to Wholeness Project and see a portion of the video she made entitled
"Kids Count On You" that teaches educators and adults in responsible
positions to recognize the signs of abuse and neglect in children
and what to do to protect them.
Host
John Bonosoro will interview Sharon Delphenich and Cici Porter
and take questions from the studio audience.
TAPING:
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
ARRIVAL
TIME: 6:30 PM
This
edition of the Voice of Oceanside will begin airing on KOCT -
Cox cable channel 19 on Monday, April 17.
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
March
16, 2006
HIGH SCHOOL TV CREW
TAPES KOCT SHOW WITH
KEN NOONAN
Front,
left Superintendent Ken Noonan and right host Tim Aldrich.
Back row left to right: Billy Camarena; Yale Evan; Percy Padilla;
Michael Phillips;
Krystyna Mandigma; Alyssa Mangabay and Nicole Martinez
OUSD
Superintendent Ken Noonan was videotaped on the Voice of
Oceanside March 16th by a seven member student television crew
from Sharon Strong's class at El Camino H.S. and Frank
Zimmerman's class at Oceanside H.S.. Program
host Tim Aldrich interviewed Superintendent Noonan as this
focused team of sophomores, juniors and seniors took key production
crew positions on the show.
Operating
cameras were El Camino H.S. students Percy Padilla and
Michael Phillips. In the control room, El Camino's Nicole
Martinez was assistant director and Oceanside High's Yale
Evan was audio technician.
Alyssa and Krystyna
Oceanside
High's Khrystyna Mandigma and Alyssa Mangabay participated
behind the scenes and Billy Camarena learned the job of
floor director.
In the control room front to back: Nicole Martinez;
Jake Rush and Yale Van
One-on-one mentoring and instruction was given by KOCT professional
staff director Jake Rush, audio tech Jason Williams,
assistant director Tom Gyarfas, camera operators Sabrina
Johnson, Stephanie Ramos, and Corey Arballo
and floor director Promise Yee.
Stephanie Ramos watches ECHS Michael Phillips frame
a camera shot
Khrystyna
Mandigma said she liked, "The real world, newsroom experience,
the environment of the recording room. It was a very interesting
and great learning experience." Alyssa Mangabay learned that,
"There are many people involved behind the scenes to produce a
segment that one is unable to see by watching television. Getting
the best shot of a person is an art that not everyone can master."
ECHS Percy Padilla operates camera and is observed
by KOCT staff Corey Arballo
Percy
Padilla said, "I learned how complicated but easy it was to run
a show." Yale Evan said he would like a career in "TV, film and
media, digital media and radio and create his own Podcasts." He's
graduating early to attend UCSD. Nicole
Martinez hopes to "travel as a video journalist, actress or musician."
This
student edition of the Voice of Oceanside with Superintendent
Ken Noonan will begin airing on KOCT - Cox cable channel 19 beginning
Monday, March 20 at 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Ken Noonan on monitor as KOCT staff member Stephanie
Ramos mentor
ECHS student Michael Phillips on camera and
OHS student Billy Camarena observes KOCT staff Promise Yee floor
directing
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
March
9, 2006
Topic:
New Development in Oceanside
Guest:
Jane McVey, Director of Economic Development and Redevelopment
Jane McVey, Director of Economic Development and Redevelopment
Host:
Meg Banta
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
February
16
Topic:
Oceanside Fire Department
Guest:
Rob Dunham, Acting Fire Chief, OFD
Host: Tom Brault
Interim
Fire Chief Rob Dunham will be the guest of KOCT-TV on the Voice
of Oceanside. The public is invited to participate in the studio
audience on Thursday, February 16, 2006 at 6:30 p.m.
Host
Tom Brault will interview Chief Dunham about the Oceanside Fire
Department and take questions from the studio audience.
Some
of the issues to be discussed will be the construction of new
fire stations, emergency response times, new training and equipment
required by the growth of downtown Oceanside, and the replacement
of paramedics with firefighters on 911 calls.
Seat
reservations can be made by calling 760 722-4433. Arrival time
for audience members is 6:30 P.M. Taping is from 7:00 P.M. to
8:00 P.M.
KOCT's
Oceanside television studios are located at 3038 Industry Street,
Suite 101.
This
edition of the Voice of Oceanside will begin airing on KOCT -
channel 19 on Monday, February 20, 2006 at 6:00 A.M. and 7:00
P.M.
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
February
9
Topic:
Genentech and MiraCosta College
Guests:
Mary Schwalen, Director of Training, Genentech
Mike Fino, Lead Instructor, Bioprocess Technology Program,
MCC
Ric Matthews, Dean, Math and Sciences, MCC
Host: Alison St. John
KOCT
invites the public to a taping of the Voice of Oceanside on Thursday,
February 9, 2006 at 6:30 p.m.
Video
of the new biotechnology lab at MiraCosta College and the Genentech
Oceanside facility will be shown.
KPBS
reporter Alison St. John will host the program which will be taped
before a live studio audience.
The
audience will be given opportunities to ask questions. Please
make seating reservations by calling 760 722-4433. Arrival time
for audience members is 6:30 P.M. Taping is from 7:00 P.M. to
8:00 P.M.
KOCT's
Oceanside television studios are located at 3038 Industry Street,
Suite 101.
This
edition of the Voice of Oceanside will begin airing on KOCT -
channel 19 on Monday, February 13, 2006 at 6:00 A.M. and 7:00
P.M.
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
LOMA ALTA CREEK ENHANCEMENT PROJECT
Oceanside's
DEPUTY MAYOR SHARI MACKIN and BARRY MARTIN, Director
of the Water Utilities Department, will appear on KOCT-TV VOICE
OF OCEANSIDE in January to discuss plans for the LOMA ALTA CREEK
TREATMENT FACILITY AND WETLAND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT.
Barry Martin,
Sherri Mackin and Alison St. John
The
City of Oceanside received approval from the State Water Resources
Control Board for a $2.3 million grant to construct an ultra-violet
light storm water treatment plant at Loma Alta Lagoon. The reason
for the treatment facility is the high bacterial concentrations
in the water currently discharged from the Loma Alta Creek outlet
which has resulted in closure of Buccaneer Beach for approximately
16 days during the latest summer season, with 31 advisory days.
The
television show will be hosted by KPBS reporter, ALISON ST.
JOHN and taped before a live studio audience on THURSDAY,
JANUARY 19, 2006.
KOCT
INVITES THE PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE IN THE STUDIO AUDIENCE. PLEASE
MAKE SEATING RESERVATIONS BY CALLING 760 722-4433.
The
audience will be given opportunities to ask questions of Shari
Mackin and Barry Martin. KOCT's Oceanside television studios are
located at 3038 Industry Street, Suite 101. Arrival time for audience
members is 6:30 P.M. Taping is from 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Loma
Alta Creek Lagoon and Buccaneer Beach are currently impacted by
high levels of bacteria. Buccaneer Beach is a family beach adjacent
to a park with a large parking area that accommodates large crowds
during the dry months. The City has determined that a key source
of bacteria and nutrients in Loma Alta Creek is urban runoff that
discharges into the creek. The source of water for Loma Alta Creek
is from storm drain flows from the Loma Alta watershed, which
drains approximately 6,400 acres, and flows through densely developed
residential, commercial, and industrial land uses. The proposed
project involves the construction of an UV light storm water treatment
facility to be located adjacent to the Loma Alta Creek outlet
at the existing La Salina Wastewater Treatment Facility. Shari
Mackin hopes this grant will be the first in a series of such
projects, including a wetlands restoration project and interpretive
center, to enhance Loma Alta Creek and Buccaneer Beach.
This
edition of the VOICE OF OCEANSIDE will begin airing on KOCT -
CHANNEL 19 the week of Monday, January 23, 2006 at 6:00 A.M. and
7:00 P.M.
To
find out replay dates and times, tune in to channel 99, the TV
Guide, for KOCT channel 19 hourly program listings, or click on
the website Schedule.
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