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List of Local Programs in The United States

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  • The Aaron Harber Show (Colorado)
  • Alt.news 26:46 (Illinois)
  • American Black Journal (Michigan) (WTVS Detroit)
  • Bandwagon (Minnesota)
  • Bay State (Massachusetts) (Boston University TV)
  • Basic Black (Massachusetts) on WGBH
  • Big Ten Ticket (Michigan) (WXYZ-TV Detroit)
  • The Biscuit Brothers (Texas) on PBS member stations
  • Bob's Big Adventures (Rhode Island)
  • Cannabis Planet (California) (Los Angeles/San Francisco)
  • Cash Explosion (Ohio)
  • Chic-a-Go-Go (Illinois)
  • Colorado Inside Out (KBDI Broomfield, Colorado)
  • Colorado State of Mind (KRMA Denver, Colorado)
  • Cool Clown Ground (Illinois)
  • First Forecast Mornings ([Michigan) WKBD/WWJ-TV Detroit
  • Good Day LA (California) KTTV Los Angeles
  • Hawaii News Now (Hawaii)
  • High-Five Challenge (Oregon) Oregon Public Broadcasting
  • Horizon KAET Phoenix
  • Horizonte (Arizona) KAET Phoenix
  • In Focus: Sisikyou Magazine (California) (Los Angeles)
  • The It's Alive Show WBGN-CD (Pittsburgh)
  • Ivory Tower (Massachusetts)
  • Jackson Horn (Washington)
  • Like It Is (New York) WABC
  • Midnight Monster Hop (Pennsylvania)
  • Music and the Spoken Word (Utah) (also airs episodes on BYU TV
  • Nate on Drums (Minnesota)
  • NewsEdge at 11 (Tampa, Florida)
  • The Open Mind (New York)
  • Oregon Field Guide (Oregon) Oregon Public Broadcasting
  • Phantom Gourmet (Massachusetts/Rhode Island)
  • Prairie Fire (Indiana)
  • Rox (Indiana)
  • Scrambled Squares (North Carolina)
  • A Star Spangled Salute (Pennsylvania) WPXI Philadelphia
  • Svengoolie (Illinois)
  • Texas Country Reporter (Texas), also airs episodes on RFD-TV
  • Texas Monthly Talks (Texas)
  • Valley News Live (North Dakota)
  • Zappolo's People (Colorado)

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