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July 2008 - KVCR

July 2008

Thursday, July 3,  New Show# 5102

TOPIC: Hispanic Lifestyle’s 2008 Best Latin Food Picks Part I

Non-Tradition Latin Themed Restaurants - The Hat, Sisley and Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar


Thursday, July 10,  New Show# 5103

TOPIC: Latinos and the Economy - A Roundtable Discussion


Thursday, July 17,  New Show# 5104

TOPIC:  Hispanic Lifestyle’s 2008 Best Latin Food Picks  Part II


July 2008 - KLCS

Sunday Midnight (July 6),  Show# 5099a

TOPIC: Hispanic Lifestyle’s Top Picks

Tacos, Burritos and Wine


Sunday Midnight (July 13),  Show# 5098a

TOPIC: Latino Comedians featuring Joey Medina


Sunday Midnight (July 20),  Show# 5100a

TOPIC: Baseball and Cars - Los Angeles Dodger great Manny Mota and Normar Garciaparra and the annual Rods and Rails event are highlighted.


Sunday Midnight (July 27), Show# 5101a

TOPIC: The New Toy Story ride at Disney’s California Adventure and parks and family destinations are highlighted.


* Program topics subject to change.

About Hispanic Lifestyle on PBS Hispanic Lifestyle can be seen weekly on KVCR-PBS Channel 24 (Riverside/San Bernardino County) on Thursday nights at 7PM (www.KVCR.org). Beginning in March, Hispanic Lifestyle airs Sunday’s at midnight on KLCS-PBS Channel 58 in Los Angeles County (www.KLCS.org). Hispanic Lifestyle produces a total of 29 new episodes per year. In June of 2008 Hispanic Lifestyle will produce its 100th episode. Both KVCR-PBS and KLCS-PBS are must carry stations in both the Inland region and Los Angeles counties. For those who live outside the cable system and over the air range, KVCR and KLCS are included on Dish Network and DirectTV Southern California packages. Overall, Hispanic Lifestyle’s broadcast range is from Santa Barbara to the northern tip of San Diego.http://www.KVCR.orghttp://www.KLCS.orgshapeimage_3_link_0shapeimage_3_link_1
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Major Broadcast Area Map &

Cable Channel Listings
KVCR TV is commonly listed as Ch. 24

KVCR-TV
Desert Cities Viewers
Aerial KJHP Channel 18
Coachella Valley

Aerial & Cable KVCR Channel 9
Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage
Indian Wells, Cathedral City, Coachella
La Quinta, Indio and Thousand Palms

Inland Empire Viewers
Big Bear - Ch. 12,
Chino/ Chino Hills - Ch. 8,
Colton - Ch. 12,
Compton - Ch. 97,
Cypress - Ch. 43,
La Palma - Ch. 43,
Lake Arrowhead - Ch. 10,
Leisure World - Ch. 52,
Moreno Valley - Ch. 12,
Redlands - Ch. 12,
Rialto - Ch. 12,
Rimforest - Ch. 10,
Seal Beach - Ch. 1,
Yorba Linda - Ch. B14

KLCS-TV/DT -- The Education Station is a noncommercial educational television station licensed to the Los Angeles Unified School District and is a member of the Public Broadcasting Service.  A multiple Emmy® Award winner, KLCS broadcasts on analog channel 58 and digital channel 41 to over sixteen million viewers throughout Southern California.  KLCS is also carried on DirecTV, Dish Network, and most cable systems.


KLCS-TV/DT Coverage Area     

Broadcasting from Mt. Wilson, the KLCS coverage area extends from Santa Barbara to San Diego, reaching a potential viewing audience of over five million households in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, and San Diego Counties. The Los Angeles DMA is the second largest in the United States and is comprised of over 16,000,000 people; 6% of the U.S. population.


The daily school audience potentially includes 900,000 LAUSD students in schools and centers, and a staff of over 100,000 dedicated full and part-time employees.  KLCS classroom instructional television (CITV) programming reaches over 150 school districts throughout Southern California.

UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES

PBS guidelines allow for 10 second or 15 second logo credits. In addition, PBS guidelines allow programs to have two (2); one-minute fully produced mentions at the beginning and end of the show.


For more information about sponsorship opportunities please contact

Christopher Sandoval at (951) 940-9099 or e-mail to crs@hispaniclifestyle.com.