A Kick in the Career: R.I.P. Public Access Television
Huffington Post, January 12, 2009
By Thomas Stern
While many may wonder why it is worth mourning a public access TV channel that usually features seventy-three different talk shows each featuring the same potted plant, a eulogy is needed for a format that contained a heaping helping of what it takes to get ahead in this world: passion.
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