| This Week at KEDT |
 
KEDT wishes to extend "warmest thanks" to all its board members, especially Event Chairs, John and Biby Dykema, supporters, members, fans, friends, and KEDT staff without whose support this event would not have been successful. We couldn't have done without you. Email us if you have some feedback so that we can make next year's event better. You simply are the best!
DIGITAL NATION, February 2, 8:00pm. Is the technology moving faster than we can adapt to it? And is our 24/7 wired world causing us to lose as much as we've gained? |
 
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January 24-February 7, 8pm, (3 episodes) MASTERPIECE: Emma Rich, independent and kind spirited, Emma Woodhouse has no interest in marriage herself, but is inspired by matchmaking for those around her. Once she has married off her close companions, she settles on the pretty Harriet Smith to fashion into her new playmate and ally. She persuades Harriet that she is too good for her suitor, the farmer Robert Martin, and encourages her to set her sights higher. But close family friend Mr. Knightley warns Emma that her meddling will cause great pain.  |
KEDT-FM 90.3 airs Dr. Stephen Ponder's health reports at 12:12pm Mondays, and at 7:35 am on Thursdays 
click to listen to Dr. Ponder's audios.
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Meet The OrganWise Guys on KEDT-TV, a group of fun puppets that deliver short messages to pre-school and school-aged children about nutrition, physical activity, character education and other life skills through inspiring music and adventures.! The OrganWise Guys, appear daily on KEDT-TV weekdays between 6:30am and 5pm, and on the weekends between 7am and 10am. |
Benjamin Latrobe: America's First Architect, February 4, 8pm. This one-hour documentary, chronicles the life and work of early American architect Benjamin Latrobe and his lasting design impact on his country. His work ultimately defined the first uniquely "American" archi-tecture. The show explores his story from the early years in England, immigration to the young Republic and then his work on major constructions. |
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