In the Recession Rx premiere, Host Cathy Hanson will be talking with
Terrie Stanfill from HELP of Southern Nevada to discuss what Nevada
2-1-1 is and how it can help you.
Michele Johnson from Consumer Credit Counseling Services talks about the
Foreclosure Information Worbook, a tool to educate homeowners on the
foreclosure process.
Recession Rx isn’t just talking to the experts though - were talking to
people like you about how to avoid scams, and about how you’ve succeeded
in these tough times.
Please note: April 20th program will be pre-empted by Jr.
Varsity Quiz. Other than that night, it will air Mondays at 7:30 pm on
Channel 10 with repeats on Vegas PBS Jackpot and Vegas PBS Rewind and
Vegas Community Online. Complete program listings at VegasPBS.org
For more than 40 years, Vegas PBS has provided
Southern Nevada with quality, commercial free programming, media and media
delivery technology. Vegas PBS provides broadcast TV and cable over seven
channels with an additional six educational channels provided directly to the
classroom. Vegas PBS local productions include, Nevada Week in Review, Your
Health Matters, Outdoor Nevada, Wonders of the West, Inside Education, Homework
Hotline, CCSD Varsity Quiz, election debates and coverage and daily live
classes for CCSD Virtual High School. In 2009, Vegas PBS completes construction
on its Educational Technology Campus, a model for sustainability and green
building practices representing the first television station in North America to
publicly register for LEED Gold Certification prior to construction. Officially
opening in August 2009, the Vegas PBS Educational Technology Campus will house
Vegas PBS studios and offices, the CCSD Virtual High School, Educational Media
Services, the Emergency Response Data-casting System, public meeting rooms and
training facilities. Visit
www.VegasPBS.org for additional information and programming
highlights.
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