Program Schedule

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Upcoming Shows

BMC HD - Fios 2130

7:34 pm - BHS Varsity Football: Marauders vs Reading +
High School Varsity Football: Belmont vs. Reading at Harris Field on September 27, 2019.
9:27 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
M.I.A.A. Central/East Division 1 FINAL played at Wellesley HS. Commentator: Chet Messer
10:22 pm - <div>News Now - McLean Development, Civil Service & Schools</div> +
In this weekly segment, Franklin B. Tucker, The Belmontonian.com draws the line between a successful project at Town Meeting and a withdrawn one. He also talks about the school opening accelerated phases and surveillance testing under study.
10:38 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
11:00 pm - <div>News Now - Commissioner Riley & First Night of Town Meeting</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on the letter, Education Commissioner Riley sent to Belmont and other low COVID-19 impacted towns, outdoor dining extended & the things to remember from the first night of town meeting.
11:17 pm - News Now - Lisa Gibalerio answers parents +
In this week's segment, Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, answers three questions, that parents asked about remote learning.
11:32 pm - <div>News Now - Studio Cinema & Back to School</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald journalist, reports on her two big stories of the week : Studio Cinema being sold and news of the back to school, including air assessment and work on racial equity.
11:41 pm - News Now - Economic Development Committee +
The new Economic Development Committee intends to know more and help Belmont small businesses to thrive. Emma Thurston, acting chair, explains how.
12:00 am - Phantom of the Opera +
Starring Lon Chaney, Norman Kerry, Mary Philbin. Directed by Rupert Julian (Uncredited: Lon Chaney, Ernst Laemmle
Edward Sedgwick). Based onThe Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux.
1:42 am - Nosferatu +
F.W. Murnau adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
3:10 am - The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari +
1920 German silent horror film, directed by Robert Wiene and written by Hans Janowitz and Carl Mayer. Considered the quintessential work of German Expressionist cinema, it tells the story of an insane hypnotist (Werner Krauss) who uses a somnambulist (Conrad Veidt) to commit murders.
4:26 am - Radio Daze +
Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
4:37 am - Rado Daze +
BMC staff members read "Artnet", a radio play by Eric Coble which parodies the 1960's television show "Dragnet". The play follows (fictional) detective Joe Frida as he employs the help of Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, and other famous artists as he tries to solve a mystery regarding a certain iconic portrait model...
4:51 am - Joey Ramone Covid 19 PSA +
Sharisse Zeroonian performs Joey Ramone in Harvard Square, Cambridge MA.
4:53 am - Stuffed Animal Quiz Show +
Written/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
4:57 am - We Are The World +
Sharisse Zeroonian performs a Covid-19 edition of "We Are the World" using various impressions.
5:01 am - Democracy Now! +
Monday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
6:00 am - Democracy Now! +
Tuesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
6:59 am - Democracy Now! +
Wednesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
7:58 am - Democracy Now! SD +
Thursday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast
8:57 am - Democracy Now! SD +
Friday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast
9:53 am - Rainsford Island: A Boston Harbor Island Case Study in Public Neglect and Private Activism +
A history in seven parts about Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor from 1636 to 1920 by William A. McEvoy (a Belmont resident) and Robin Hazard Ray. Now barren and abandoned for a century, the history details the stark and often brutal existence of the island's former institutionalized inhabitants, mostly inmates of "a smallpox hospital, followed by city and state facilities — warehouses, in essence — for impoverished immigrants, violent criminals, drunkards, unwed mothers, and the insane. From 1895 to 1920, a reformatory for delinquent boys brought the island’s institutional history to a close." *
Special attention is paid to the barely visible remnants of the island's cemetery, McEvoy has been lobbying city, state, and federal officials to memorialize the forgotten buried there. Some of the dead include veterans from the War of 1812 and members of the famous black Civil War regiment the Massachusetts 54th.
*quoted from Boston Globe article here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/03/08/metro/newton-veteran-documents-ne...
10:55 am - Tai Chi Session 15 +
Follow along with instructor Calvin Chin as he leads viewers through an entire form from beginning to end.
11:14 am - Sing Along Session 25 +
In this Sing Along Session, Pianist Anne Silverman introduces some new songs to learn and sing along with.
11:29 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
11:35 am - Veg Around the World Samosa Puffs +
Learn how to make two basic dishes from India: Samosa Puffs, and Tikariya. Instructor and Vegetarian Cook Meenakshi Garodia makes it easy!
11:47 am - Through the Lens: Disability in the Media +
Boston area actor Evan Feldman talks about his experience with Asperger's syndrome/high-functioning autism, his feelings on how this topic is shown in entertainment, and how his diagnosis has affected him as an actor. Produced by Sharisse Zeroonian.
11:54 am - Belmont Authors and Beyond Read-Aloud +
Boston poet George W. Ross reads some original poetry, which concentrates mostly on family.
12:00 pm - <div>News Now - McLean Development, Civil Service & Schools</div> +
In this weekly segment, Franklin B. Tucker, The Belmontonian.com draws the line between a successful project at Town Meeting and a withdrawn one. He also talks about the school opening accelerated phases and surveillance testing under study.
12:15 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
12:38 pm - <div>News Now - Commissioner Riley & First Night of Town Meeting</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on the letter, Education Commissioner Riley sent to Belmont and other low COVID-19 impacted towns, outdoor dining extended & the things to remember from the first night of town meeting.
1:00 pm - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.
1:32 pm - Belmont Authors and Beyond Read-Aloud +
Poet Miriam Sagan from Santa Fe, New Mexico, reads original poetry from her books "Stargazing" and "Beasts", which focus primarily on nature and astronomy.
2:00 pm - Rainsford Island: A Boston Harbor Island Case Study in Public Neglect and Private Activism +
A history in seven parts about Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor from 1636 to 1920 by William A. McEvoy (a Belmont resident) and Robin Hazard Ray. Now barren and abandoned for a century, the history details the stark and often brutal existence of the island's former institutionalized inhabitants, mostly inmates of "a smallpox hospital, followed by city and state facilities — warehouses, in essence — for impoverished immigrants, violent criminals, drunkards, unwed mothers, and the insane. From 1895 to 1920, a reformatory for delinquent boys brought the island’s institutional history to a close." *
Special attention is paid to the barely visible remnants of the island's cemetery, McEvoy has been lobbying city, state, and federal officials to memorialize the forgotten buried there. Some of the dead include veterans from the War of 1812 and members of the famous black Civil War regiment the Massachusetts 54th.
*quoted from Boston Globe article here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/03/08/metro/newton-veteran-documents-ne...
3:30 pm - BHS Varsity Girls Basketball +
MIAA North Division 1 Semi-final at Burlington HS. Commentators: Coach Yann Kumin & Coach Josh Streit. Statistician: Chet Messer. Produced by Jeremy Meserve
4:45 pm - BHS Varsity Boys Basketball 3/13/19 +
Belmont Marauders vs Tech Boston Bears MIAA Division II State Semi-Final at TD Garden, Boston MA. Commentators: Yann Kumin, Josh Streit. 01:32:51
6:18 pm - BHS Varsity Boys Basketball: Marauders vs Boston Latin Academy +
MIAA North Division II Semi-Final; Belmont Marauders vs Boston Latin Academy Dragons at Wakefield HS; Commentators: Coach Yann Kumin & Coach Josh Streit; filmed/edited/produced by Belmont Media Center
7:30 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Dr. Madin provides an expert’s understanding of jellyfish –those maligned creatures that are such a nuisance to those who flock to ocean beaches. This summer the stories focus on the lion’s mane jellyfish, the largest known species. Just how large, how dangerous? The attention this species has attracted has also raised interest in the great diversity of jellyfish and other marine invertebrates.
Laurence Madin, Ph.D. Marine Biologist, WHOI Senior Science Advisor; and retired Deputy Director/VP for Research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
8:14 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Dr. Zoeller has been a leader among researchers emphasizing the need for much stronger regulation of endocrine disruptors. He discusses the chemistry of prenatal and infant brain development and the ways in which endocrine disruptors –even in very low dosage– impact the hormones involved in development. He also addresses the tension between federal regulators and the scientific community on this issue. Guest: R. Thomas Zoeller, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Biology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst and Director, Laboratory of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Endocrinology; Visiting Professor at Örebro University, Örebro, Sweden.
8:48 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Erika Spanger-Siegfried, climate analyst for Union of Concerned Scientists, provides an update on the growing threat of rising seas to coastal cities and smaller communities. She discusses the need to prepare for coastal communities to prepare for more frequent coastal flooding.
9:16 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations: Spillover +
Spillover, the transfer of viruses from wild animals to humans, is a by-product of hunting, wild-animal trade, and proximity of humans to wild creatures. Dr. Jonathan Runstadler explains how spillover can cause pandemics in the modern global community, and why control of these viruses requires an understanding of the relationship between humans and these animal disease reservoirs.
Guest: Jonathan A. Runstadler, DVM, PhD, Professor of Virology, Immunogenetics, Disease Ecology,
Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts University.
9:59 pm - <div>News Now - McLean Development, Civil Service & Schools</div> +
In this weekly segment, Franklin B. Tucker, The Belmontonian.com draws the line between a successful project at Town Meeting and a withdrawn one. He also talks about the school opening accelerated phases and surveillance testing under study.
10:14 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
10:37 pm - <div>News Now - Commissioner Riley & First Night of Town Meeting</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on the letter, Education Commissioner Riley sent to Belmont and other low COVID-19 impacted towns, outdoor dining extended & the things to remember from the first night of town meeting.
10:53 pm - News Now - Lisa Gibalerio answers parents +
In this week's segment, Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, answers three questions, that parents asked about remote learning.
11:09 pm - <div>News Now - Studio Cinema & Back to School</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald journalist, reports on her two big stories of the week : Studio Cinema being sold and news of the back to school, including air assessment and work on racial equity.
11:17 pm - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.
11:50 pm - Joey Ramone Covid 19 PSA +
Sharisse Zeroonian performs Joey Ramone in Harvard Square, Cambridge MA.
11:52 pm - We Are The World +
Sharisse Zeroonian performs a Covid-19 edition of "We Are the World" using various impressions.
12:00 am - Tai Chi Session 15 +
Follow along with instructor Calvin Chin as he leads viewers through an entire form from beginning to end.
12:19 am - Sing Along Session 25 +
In this Sing Along Session, Pianist Anne Silverman introduces some new songs to learn and sing along with.
12:34 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
12:40 am - Veg Around the World Samosa Puffs +
Learn how to make two basic dishes from India: Samosa Puffs, and Tikariya. Instructor and Vegetarian Cook Meenakshi Garodia makes it easy!
12:51 am - Through the Lens: Disability in the Media +
Boston area actor Evan Feldman talks about his experience with Asperger's syndrome/high-functioning autism, his feelings on how this topic is shown in entertainment, and how his diagnosis has affected him as an actor. Produced by Sharisse Zeroonian.
12:59 am - Belmont Authors and Beyond Read-Aloud +
Boston poet George W. Ross reads some original poetry, which concentrates mostly on family.
1:04 am - <div>News Now - McLean Development, Civil Service & Schools</div> +
In this weekly segment, Franklin B. Tucker, The Belmontonian.com draws the line between a successful project at Town Meeting and a withdrawn one. He also talks about the school opening accelerated phases and surveillance testing under study.
1:20 am - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
1:43 am - <div>News Now - Commissioner Riley & First Night of Town Meeting</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on the letter, Education Commissioner Riley sent to Belmont and other low COVID-19 impacted towns, outdoor dining extended & the things to remember from the first night of town meeting.
2:04 am - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.
2:37 am - Belmont Authors and Beyond Read-Aloud +
Poet Miriam Sagan from Santa Fe, New Mexico, reads original poetry from her books "Stargazing" and "Beasts", which focus primarily on nature and astronomy.
3:04 am - Rainsford Island: A Boston Harbor Island Case Study in Public Neglect and Private Activism +
A history in seven parts about Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor from 1636 to 1920 by William A. McEvoy (a Belmont resident) and Robin Hazard Ray. Now barren and abandoned for a century, the history details the stark and often brutal existence of the island's former institutionalized inhabitants, mostly inmates of "a smallpox hospital, followed by city and state facilities — warehouses, in essence — for impoverished immigrants, violent criminals, drunkards, unwed mothers, and the insane. From 1895 to 1920, a reformatory for delinquent boys brought the island’s institutional history to a close." *
Special attention is paid to the barely visible remnants of the island's cemetery, McEvoy has been lobbying city, state, and federal officials to memorialize the forgotten buried there. Some of the dead include veterans from the War of 1812 and members of the famous black Civil War regiment the Massachusetts 54th.
*quoted from Boston Globe article here: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/03/08/metro/newton-veteran-documents-ne...
4:34 am - BHS Varsity Girls Basketball +
MIAA North Division 1 Semi-final at Burlington HS. Commentators: Coach Yann Kumin & Coach Josh Streit. Statistician: Chet Messer. Produced by Jeremy Meserve
5:50 am - BHS Varsity Boys Basketball 3/13/19 +
Belmont Marauders vs Tech Boston Bears MIAA Division II State Semi-Final at TD Garden, Boston MA. Commentators: Yann Kumin, Josh Streit. 01:32:51
7:23 am - BHS Varsity Boys Basketball: Marauders vs Boston Latin Academy +
MIAA North Division II Semi-Final; Belmont Marauders vs Boston Latin Academy Dragons at Wakefield HS; Commentators: Coach Yann Kumin & Coach Josh Streit; filmed/edited/produced by Belmont Media Center
8:34 am - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Dr. Madin provides an expert’s understanding of jellyfish –those maligned creatures that are such a nuisance to those who flock to ocean beaches. This summer the stories focus on the lion’s mane jellyfish, the largest known species. Just how large, how dangerous? The attention this species has attracted has also raised interest in the great diversity of jellyfish and other marine invertebrates.
Laurence Madin, Ph.D. Marine Biologist, WHOI Senior Science Advisor; and retired Deputy Director/VP for Research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
9:30 am - Tai Chi Session 15 +
Follow along with instructor Calvin Chin as he leads viewers through an entire form from beginning to end.
10:30 am - Intro to Brain and Body Yoga and Tai Chi +
Watch this intro class to Brain and Body Yoga and Tai Chi to find out how to connect with your body and mind and feel great.
12:30 pm - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
12:35 pm - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Fire Department +
Join Lt. James McNeill and Firefighter/EMT Ross Vona for a conversation with Belmont Council on Aging's Dana Bickelman, addressing concerns of senior citizens.
12:55 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:30].
12:56 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Governor Charlie Baker urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
12:56 pm - COVID-19: Handwashing
12:58 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Use Bug Spray to Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes and Ticks (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health: Use Bug Spray to Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes and Ticks (0:30)
12:59 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs [0:30] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs. Running time = 30 seconds (English).
1:00 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Most children in the world are not healthy, and many –especially in impoverished nations or communities– suffer very serious illnesses. Dr. Hamer explains why the World Health Organization is the indispensable lifeline for children around the world. 00:25:28
1:25 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:60].
1:26 pm - NRDC PSA: Bird Protections Under Siege +
After successfully protecting birds for 100 years—saving millions of birds every year and even bringing species like the snowy egret, wood duck, and sandhill crane back from the brink—the landmark Migratory Bird Treaty Act is now being radically reinterpreted to allow companies to get away with preventable bird deaths. We must protect this law to protect our magnificent birds.
1:29 pm - NRDC PSA: Imminent Extinction: Why We Must Stop the Illegal Ivory and Horn Trade +
Find out just how quickly wild elephants and rhinos could disappear if we don’t stop the illegal ivory and horn trade.
1:31 pm - NRDC PSA: Our Ocean Planet +
The ocean absorbs one-quarter of the carbon dioxide we produce by burning fossil fuels and stores 90 percent of the heat on our warming planet. But overfishing and pollution have brought the ocean to the breaking point. Its systems are starting to fail. Narrated by Sigourney Weaver, this short film about the interplay of climate change and the ocean makes the case that we need to help the ocean heal so that it can help us adapt to the mounting pressures of climate change.
Our Ocean Planet was produced by NRDC, Bloomfish Pictures, and Rock, Paper, Scissors. It premiered at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco on September 14, 2018.
1:35 pm - NRDC PSA: Trapped: Homeowners of Flood-Prone Properties Need Flood Insurance Reform +
Olga McKissic of Louisville, Kentucky, has seen her home flood four times. But she's stuck there because the current National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is broken. As Olga tells her story, NRDC expert Rob Moore explains how we can reform the NFIP to make it easier for people to move away from areas that are at the greatest risk of flooding—which is especially important since scientists predict that sea-level rise caused by climate change will add another 4 million to 13 million people in the same unfortunate situation as Olga and her family.
1:40 pm - NRDC PSA: Trump Is Dismantling Clean Air and Water Safeguards +
Thanks to regulations, Americans have assumed that the tap water is clean, the food we buy is safe, and the air we breathe won’t harm us. But President Trump and his administration continue to move forward on their destructive agenda to overturn or weaken public health and environmental safeguards under the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and other bedrock health and safety laws. NRDC experts John Walke and Erik Olson explain how these deplorable actions will threaten all Americans unless we stop him.
2:00 pm - Cooks Corner Session 4: Roy Epstein +
Join Belmont Select Board member Roy Epstein as he demonstrates how to make Capellini al Pesto!
2:22 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:60].
2:23 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
3:00 pm - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.
3:32 pm - COVID-19: Stop the spread of germs
3:33 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Where to Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33) +
MA Department of Public Health: Where to Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33)
3:34 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Who Should Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33) +
MA Department of Public Health: Who Should Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33)
3:34 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30)
3:35 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Coping with Stress [0:30] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Coping with Stress and Fear from COVID-19. Running time = 30 seconds (English).
3:35 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
4:00 pm - Will B. Live +
Senator Will Brownsberger speaks with Barry Finegold, chair of the Committee on Elections, and Belmont Town Clerk Ellen O'Brien Cushman, about recent and upcoming elections, including vote-by-mail, and took questions from viewers.
5:31 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
5:31 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:60].
6:00 pm - Town Meeting
8:00 pm - Town Meeting
1:00 am - Tai Chi Session 15 +
Follow along with instructor Calvin Chin as he leads viewers through an entire form from beginning to end.
2:00 am - Intro to Brain and Body Yoga and Tai Chi +
Watch this intro class to Brain and Body Yoga and Tai Chi to find out how to connect with your body and mind and feel great.
4:00 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
4:05 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Fire Department +
Join Lt. James McNeill and Firefighter/EMT Ross Vona for a conversation with Belmont Council on Aging's Dana Bickelman, addressing concerns of senior citizens.
4:30 am - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Most children in the world are not healthy, and many –especially in impoverished nations or communities– suffer very serious illnesses. Dr. Hamer explains why the World Health Organization is the indispensable lifeline for children around the world. 00:25:28
5:30 am - Cooks Corner Session 4: Roy Epstein +
Join Belmont Select Board member Roy Epstein as he demonstrates how to make Capellini al Pesto!
6:30 am - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.

Gov/Ed TV

7:00 pm - Chenery School Parent Night +
Informational meeting for parents of students at Chenery Middle School.
8:30 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
MIAA Central/East Division I Semifinal.
10:03 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
M.I.A.A. Central/East Division 1 FINAL played at Wellesley HS. Commentator: Chet Messer
3:00 am - School Committee
8:30 am - Chenery School Parent Night +
Informational meeting for parents of students at Chenery Middle School.
10:30 am - Town Meeting
1:00 pm - Belmont High Parent Information Session +
Information session for parents of Belmont High School students to learn about what a remote/hybrid learning environment will look like in 2020-21.
3:00 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
MIAA Central/East Division I Semifinal.
4:33 pm - BHS Varsity Football +
Bowditch Stadium, Framingham MA. Commentator: Todd Bloniarz
7:00 pm - Marijuana Outreach 2nd Meeting: MINT +
Community Outreach Meeting for a proposed Marijuana Retail Establishment - Second Meeting - MINT.
The proposed Marijuana Retail Establishment is anticipated to be located at 768 Pleasant Street, Belmont, MA 02478. This is the second community outreach meeting to get input on this establishment.
7:30 pm - Community Outreach Meeting for Marijuana Establishment - Calverde +
Community Outreach Meeting for Marijuana Establishment, Calverde Naturals, LLC on September 17, 2020.
8:30 pm - Financial Task Force II Meeting +
Regular remote meeting of the Town of Belmont Financial Task Force II on Sept. 18, 2020
9:30 pm - SEPAC: School Re-Opening for Children with Different Abilities +
Belmont Special Education Parent Advisory Council presents an information session on school re-opening for children with different abilities on September 10, 2020.
12:00 am - Town Meeting
2:30 am - Belmont High Parent Information Session +
Information session for parents of Belmont High School students to learn about what a remote/hybrid learning environment will look like in 2020-21.
9:30 am - Financial Task Force II Meeting +
Regular remote meeting of the Town of Belmont Financial Task Force II on Sept. 18, 2020
11:00 am - Belmont’s Future: A Town of Homes for All +
Affordable housing issues in Belmont have you confused? Find out what you need to know in this illuminating slide show and information session presented by Co-Chairs of the Belmont Housing Trust, Rachel Heller and Betsy Lipson. In addition, two residents of The Royal Belmont share their views.
12:00 pm - Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
3:00 pm - Town Meeting
6:00 pm - Town Meeting
12:00 am - Financial Task Force II Meeting +
Regular remote meeting of the Town of Belmont Financial Task Force II on Sept. 18, 2020
1:30 am - Belmont’s Future: A Town of Homes for All +
Affordable housing issues in Belmont have you confused? Find out what you need to know in this illuminating slide show and information session presented by Co-Chairs of the Belmont Housing Trust, Rachel Heller and Betsy Lipson. In addition, two residents of The Royal Belmont share their views.
2:30 am - Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
5:30 am - Town Meeting

Info TV

6:35 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
1:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
1:19 pm - <div>News Now - Commissioner Riley & First Night of Town Meeting</div> +
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on the letter, Education Commissioner Riley sent to Belmont and other low COVID-19 impacted towns, outdoor dining extended & the things to remember from the first night of town meeting.
1:36 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
2:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
3:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
4:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
5:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
6:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
6:19 pm - <div>News Now - Sports Season is Up & Running</div> +
Belmont public schools sports season is up and running. Jim Davis explains the hard work behind the scene and how things are evolving as new things unfolded.
6:42 pm - News Now - Lisa Gibalerio answers parents +
In this week's segment, Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, answers three questions, that parents asked about remote learning.
6:00 am - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
6:30 am - LaVerdad
7:00 am - Africa News Live
8:00 am - Democracy Now LIVE +
Democracy Now LIVE
9:00 am - Al Jazeerza News Live
10:00 am - Deutsche Welle News
11:00 am - France 24 News
1:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
2:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
3:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
4:00 pm - MA House of Representatives: Special Events +
Gov. Baker reiterated his message to local school districts, highlighting the need for in-person learning for students in communities where it is safe to meet. Baker also spoke on the upcoming US presidential election. Video via the Governor's office.
5:00 pm - Democracy Now LIVE +
Democracy Now Live
6:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
6:30 pm - LaVerdad
7:00 pm - Al Jazeerza News Live
8:00 pm - Africa News Live
9:00 pm - Deutsche Welle News
10:00 pm - France 24 News
12:00 am - Democracy Now LIVE +
Democracy Now LIVE

Public TV

6:30 pm - Belmont Journal - Special McLean Development #4 +
Last episode on our McLean Development Series with Patrice Garvin, Town Administrator, and Roy Epstein, Chair of the Select Board on how the development impacts Town revenues and traffic.
6:47 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (2:08) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (2:08).
7:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
7:30 pm - Belmont Authors and Beyond Read-Aloud +
Hailing from Lough Gur in County Limerick, Ireland, poet and storyteller John Carew recites original poetry and stories in the style of the old Irish tradition.
7:48 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:60].
8:00 pm - Purple Heart Day Ceremony +
Belmont celebrates Purple Heart Day on August 7, 2020 at the Belmont Veterans Memorial.
8:26 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Keep Mosquitoes Away from Your Home and Yard (0:15) +
MA Department of Public Health: Keep Mosquitoes Away from Your Home and Yard – Animation (0:15)
8:26 pm - COVID-19: Handwashing
8:28 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Where to Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33) +
MA Department of Public Health: Where to Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33)
8:29 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask [1:00] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask. Running time = 60 seconds (English).
8:30 pm - Spain Travelogue with Brian Super +
Travel to Spain virtually as Brian Saper narrates a slide show of the trip he took last fall.
9:28 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Mask or Face Covering Anytime You Go Out in Public (0:15) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Mask or Face Covering Anytime You Go Out in Public (0:15). Released July 30th, 2020.
9:28 pm - MA Department of Public Health: Who Should Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33) +
MA Department of Public Health: Who Should Get Tested for COVID-19 in MA (0:33)
9:28 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes and Ticks (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes and Ticks (0:30)
9:29 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs [0:30] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs. Running time = 30 seconds (English).
9:30 pm - WXOJ: Sharisse Zeroonian +
Valley Free Radio 103.3 FM interview with writer Sharisse Zeroonian
10:20 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
10:30 pm - Speak Out Belmont +
Speak Out Belmont is the show of the free speech. It's just you, who wants to speak your mind.
Here Larry Schmidt about the schools reopening.
10:38 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
11:00 pm - The Sandbox Police +
Wrtitten/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
11:27 pm - One Plus One Trailer
12:00 am - Art Class Session 2 +
Artist Audrey Childs demonstrates a simple way to paint clouds and sky.
12:34 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Governor Charlie Baker urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
12:34 am - COVID-19: Stop the spread of germs
1:30 am - Reeling...the movie review show
2:00 am - Belmont Buzz +
Joanna speaks with owner/operator of Jamaica Jeff's restaurant Jeff Lasseter about his recent altercation with MA Governor Charlie Baker in Belmont. They discuss his sudden celebrity/notoriety and appearances in MA media outlets, his thoughts about Covid 19 and restaurants in Belmont, and what delectables one can expect from his Caribbean-styled eatery.
2:32 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
2:33 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:60].
3:00 am - Stuffed Animal Quiz Show +
Written/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
3:03 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (0:30) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (0:30).
3:04 am - Stuffed Animal Quiz Show +
Written/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
3:08 am - PSA
3:08 am - Stuffed Animal Quiz Show +
Written/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
3:12 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
3:30 am - Zumba session 1- 04/15/2020 +
Zumba class with Veronica Kolb Session 1
3:47 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
3:47 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
Public Service Network (PSN) COVID-19 PSA: Paid Leave Options. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division [0:30].
4:30 am - Core Exercise with Susan Barbato Session 5 +
Grab some weights, a mat, and stretchy band if you have them and strengthen your core muscles in the exercise session led by Susan Barbato!
5:03 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
5:30 am - Meditation Session 2 - 06/10/2020 +
Kristin O'Donnell will guide you through an hour of meditation in her Meditation Session 2.
6:31 am - Line Dance Session 3- 04/15/2020 +
Line Dance with Paul Hughes Session 3
6:46 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
7:00 am - Sing Along Session 24 +
Sing Along with piano accompanies Anne Silverman and brighten your day with Session 24!
7:21 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs [0:30] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Stop the Spread of Germs. Running time = 30 seconds (English).
7:22 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
7:30 am - Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2 +
For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
7:52 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask [1:00] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask. Running time = 60 seconds (English).
8:30 am - Meditation Session 2 - 06/10/2020 +
Kristin O'Donnell will guide you through an hour of meditation in her Meditation Session 2.
9:31 am - Heritage Park Baptist Church
10:33 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
10:39 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Fire Department +
Join Lt. James McNeill and Firefighter/EMT Ross Vona for a conversation with Belmont Council on Aging's Dana Bickelman, addressing concerns of senior citizens.
10:59 am - MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Jealousy Sequel +
MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Jealousy Sequel
11:00 am - Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
11:53 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself from Eastern Equine Encephalitis (2:57) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself and your Family from Eastern Equine Encephalitis (2:57)
11:55 am - CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands +
CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands
11:58 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (0:30) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (0:30).
11:59 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30)
12:00 pm - Beech Street Center Yoga Session 2- 04/10/20 +
Now you can take your Beech Street Center Classes on Belmont Media Center TV and online! Here is Chair Yoga
for Friday April 10.
1:03 pm - Sing Along Session 24 +
Sing Along with piano accompanies Anne Silverman and brighten your day with Session 24!
1:24 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
1:25 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
1:25 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (2:08) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (2:08).
1:28 pm - PSA: Melanoma in Women
1:28 pm - PSA: Melanoma in Men
1:29 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask [1:00] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask. Running time = 60 seconds (English).
1:30 pm - Line Dance Session 3- 04/15/2020 +
Line Dance with Paul Hughes Session 3
1:44 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Hope Is Here - The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (3:00) +
Hope Is Here: The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline. Learn about how the Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline helps people suffering with substance use disorder, people in recovery, and those who care about them. Visit HelplineMA.org (3:00).
2:00 pm - Chair Yoga Session 4 +
Ease into your day with John Hunt's Chair Yoga Session 4!
2:50 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (2:08) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (2:08).
3:00 pm - Zumba session 1- 04/15/2020 +
Zumba class with Veronica Kolb Session 1
3:17 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30)
4:00 pm - Combo-Dance +
Join Emily in this new Combo-Dance class for a really fun exercise session!
4:49 pm - MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Drama Sequel +
MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Drama Sequel
5:30 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
6:00 pm - Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
7:00 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
MIAA Central/East Division I Semifinal.
8:33 pm - BHS Varsity Football +
Bowditch Stadium, Framingham MA. Commentator: Todd Bloniarz
12:00 am - Meditation Session 2 - 06/10/2020 +
Kristin O'Donnell will guide you through an hour of meditation in her Meditation Session 2.
1:01 am - Heritage Park Baptist Church
2:03 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Police Chief +
Brew yourself up a hot beverage and hear what Chief James MacIsaac has to say to Belmont area seniors at this Coffee and Conversation session at the Beech Street Center.
2:09 am - Coffee and Conversation with Belmont Fire Department +
Join Lt. James McNeill and Firefighter/EMT Ross Vona for a conversation with Belmont Council on Aging's Dana Bickelman, addressing concerns of senior citizens.
2:29 am - MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Jealousy Sequel +
MA Department of Public Health: RESPECTfully – Jealousy Sequel
2:30 am - Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
3:23 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself from Eastern Equine Encephalitis (2:57) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Protect Yourself and your Family from Eastern Equine Encephalitis (2:57)
3:25 am - CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands +
CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands
3:28 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (0:30) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (0:30).
3:29 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30)
3:30 am - Beech Street Center Yoga Session 2- 04/10/20 +
Now you can take your Beech Street Center Classes on Belmont Media Center TV and online! Here is Chair Yoga
for Friday April 10.
4:33 am - Sing Along Session 24 +
Sing Along with piano accompanies Anne Silverman and brighten your day with Session 24!
4:54 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
4:55 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
4:55 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (2:08) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (2:08).
4:58 am - PSA: Melanoma in Women
4:58 am - PSA: Melanoma in Men
4:59 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask [1:00] +
Massachusetts Department of Public Health PSA: Wear a Face Covering or Mask. Running time = 60 seconds (English).
5:00 am - Line Dance Session 3- 04/15/2020 +
Line Dance with Paul Hughes Session 3
5:14 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Hope Is Here - The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (3:00) +
Hope Is Here: The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline. Learn about how the Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline helps people suffering with substance use disorder, people in recovery, and those who care about them. Visit HelplineMA.org (3:00).
5:30 am - Chair Yoga Session 4 +
Ease into your day with John Hunt's Chair Yoga Session 4!
6:20 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure (2:08) +
The Path to Healthy Blood Pressure. High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, or even heart disease. The good news is that there are steps you can take to control your high blood pressure numbers and even make them go down (2:08).
6:30 am - Zumba session 1- 04/15/2020 +
Zumba class with Veronica Kolb Session 1
6:47 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30) +
MA Department of Public Health PSA: Why Get Tested for COVID-19 (0:30)
8:00 am - Strength and Flex with Susan Barbato Session 8 +
Follow along with Susan Barbato as she leads another great session of Strength & Flex.
9:00 am - Zumba Session 2- 04/21/2020 +
Get dancin' with Zumba Session #2!
10:00 am - Meditation Session 2 - 06/10/2020 +
Kristin O'Donnell will guide you through an hour of meditation in her Meditation Session 2.
11:01 am - Combo-Dance +
Join Emily in this new Combo-Dance class for a really fun exercise session!
11:51 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
12:00 pm - Dracut Arts
12:30 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Dr. Cziczo explains the difference between millions of years of natural warming cycles and the more recent anthropogenic warming caused by the production of more CO2. He discusses the implications of atmospheric CO2 buildup and the limitations of geoengineering and sequestration as solutions to this problem. Daniel Cziczo, Professor and Head, Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science, Purdue University. Recorded at Purdue University. 00:34:24
1:04 pm - NRDC PSA: Acid Seas: How Carbon Pollution Is Wreaking Havoc on Marine Life +
You’ve heard about how carbon pollution is driving climate change, but did you know it’s also a threat to oceans—and all the marine life that calls them home?
National Resources Defense Council
1:06 pm - NRDC PSA: Climate Change Will Impact Health +
President Trump has begun dismantling U.S. efforts to curb climate catastrophes, but here and around the world, the health impacts of climate change are becoming more and more evident—and the climate crisis will continue to affect us all. Taking action now will drive the opportunity to protect our health today and our children’s health in the future.
1:09 pm - NRDC PSA - Food Matters: Soil +
What’s the most disrespected natural resource? Dirt! Learn why we should stop treating it like, well, dirt.
1:11 pm - <div>NRDC PSA: Good Enough to Drink? The Dirty Truth About America's Waterways</div> +
Here’s the dirty truth about America’s waterways: More than 40,000 of our lakes, rivers, and streams are polluted.
1:30 pm - Art Class Session 2 +
Artist Audrey Childs demonstrates a simple way to paint clouds and sky.
2:04 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
2:30 pm - Purple Heart Day Ceremony +
Belmont celebrates Purple Heart Day on August 7, 2020 at the Belmont Veterans Memorial.
2:56 pm - veterans3-CL10.mpg
2:56 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Governor Charlie Baker urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
2:57 pm - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Hope Is Here - The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (3:00) +
Hope Is Here: The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline. Learn about how the Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline helps people suffering with substance use disorder, people in recovery, and those who care about them. Visit HelplineMA.org (3:00).
3:00 pm - Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 4 +
Are you ready for another fun summer core workout with Susan Barbato? Join in now!
3:35 pm - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
4:00 pm - Veg Around the World:Persia +
Join Meenakshi Garodia in preparing simple recipes for cooking a complete vegetarian meal with recipes from Persia.
4:47 pm - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
5:00 pm - BHS Varsity Volleyball +
MIAA Central/East Division I Semifinal.
6:33 pm - BHS Varsity Football +
Commentators: Todd Bloniarz and Joe Habelow. Harris Field, Belmont MA.
9:00 pm - News-Now Belmont Public Library Is Open +
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale.
10:00 pm - The Night Shift - April 2020 +
WTNS April 2020
11:00 pm - The Sandbox Police +
Wrtitten/produced by Sharisse Zeroonian
12:00 am - Strength and Flex with Susan Barbato Session 8 +
Follow along with Susan Barbato as she leads another great session of Strength & Flex.
1:00 am - Zumba Session 2- 04/21/2020 +
Get dancin' with Zumba Session #2!
2:00 am - Meditation Session 2 - 06/10/2020 +
Kristin O'Donnell will guide you through an hour of meditation in her Meditation Session 2.
3:01 am - Combo-Dance +
Join Emily in this new Combo-Dance class for a really fun exercise session!
3:51 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
4:00 am - Dracut Arts
4:30 am - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations +
Dr. Cziczo explains the difference between millions of years of natural warming cycles and the more recent anthropogenic warming caused by the production of more CO2. He discusses the implications of atmospheric CO2 buildup and the limitations of geoengineering and sequestration as solutions to this problem. Daniel Cziczo, Professor and Head, Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science, Purdue University. Recorded at Purdue University. 00:34:24
5:04 am - NRDC PSA: Acid Seas: How Carbon Pollution Is Wreaking Havoc on Marine Life +
You’ve heard about how carbon pollution is driving climate change, but did you know it’s also a threat to oceans—and all the marine life that calls them home?
National Resources Defense Council
5:06 am - NRDC PSA: Climate Change Will Impact Health +
President Trump has begun dismantling U.S. efforts to curb climate catastrophes, but here and around the world, the health impacts of climate change are becoming more and more evident—and the climate crisis will continue to affect us all. Taking action now will drive the opportunity to protect our health today and our children’s health in the future.
5:09 am - NRDC PSA - Food Matters: Soil +
What’s the most disrespected natural resource? Dirt! Learn why we should stop treating it like, well, dirt.
5:11 am - <div>NRDC PSA: Good Enough to Drink? The Dirty Truth About America's Waterways</div> +
Here’s the dirty truth about America’s waterways: More than 40,000 of our lakes, rivers, and streams are polluted.
5:30 am - Art Class Session 2 +
Artist Audrey Childs demonstrates a simple way to paint clouds and sky.
6:04 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
6:30 am - Purple Heart Day Ceremony +
Belmont celebrates Purple Heart Day on August 7, 2020 at the Belmont Veterans Memorial.
6:56 am - veterans3-CL10.mpg
6:56 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Governor Charlie Baker urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
6:57 am - MA Department of Public Health PSA: Hope Is Here - The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (3:00) +
Hope Is Here: The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline. Learn about how the Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline helps people suffering with substance use disorder, people in recovery, and those who care about them. Visit HelplineMA.org (3:00).
7:00 am - Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 4 +
Are you ready for another fun summer core workout with Susan Barbato? Join in now!
7:35 am - Massachusetts State Government PSAs +
As part of the Commonwealth's #MaskUpMA effort, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito urges residents to wear a mask or face-covering in public, to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
8:00 am - Veg Around the World:Persia +
Join Meenakshi Garodia in preparing simple recipes for cooking a complete vegetarian meal with recipes from Persia.
8:47 am - Back to School: Doing Our Part to Stay Safe +
Massachusetts students and educators are all coming together again this fall. And we all have a role to play to keep our community healthy – social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.