The Scottsdale Video Network has rolled out its program guide for August, boasting an eclectic mix of content that caters to the interests of local wildlife enthusiasts, history aficionados, and the veterans' community, among others. Available for viewing on Cox Cable channel 11 and via live stream, SVN ensures that informative and educational programming is accessible to Scottsdale residents around the clock. Scottsdale City Council, Planning Commission, and Development Review Board meetings are also streamed live on the network's YouTube channel for those invested in the civic goings-on of the city.
Among the array of programs is the Emmy award-winning "Arizona Wildlife Views," which promises to virtually transport viewers across the unique terrains of Arizona, offering insight into the state's bountiful recreational and wildlife scene. Another historical feature to decidedly look forward to is "Building Hoover Dam," a dive into the past with a film produced by the U.S. Department of the Interior during the 1950s, detailing the construction of what is considered one of the industrial wonders of the world. These programs, as stated on the City of Scottsdale website, may, however, be preempted by coverage of live public meetings.
According to the City of Scottsdale, for those seeking practical advice on desert horticulture, "Grow Strong & Healthy Trees in the Desert" offers guidance on selecting, planting, and nurturing trees in a challenging desert environment. "Living with Urban Wildlife" is another feature directed at residents of the Sonoran Desert, with tips on coexisting safely with the array of desert animals that include coyotes, javelinas, and bobcats. Locals can also enjoy "Pinnacle Peak History," as Scottsdale historian Joan Fudala shares a rich photographic history of the geographic heart of Scottsdale, from geological wonders to iconic golf courses.
According to the City of Scottsdale, the network also delves into the artistic and scientific with "Scottsdale Artbeat: Robert McCall," bringing to light an archived interview with the artist who served as NASA's visual historian and contributed to cinematic works like "2001: A Space Odyssey." Contributing to the exploration of Scottsdale's past, the "Scottsdale Leadership History Panel" provides insights from key figures in shaping the city's contemporary landscape. Additionally, for those interested in the future of American security, "The U.S. Space Force - America's Invisible Front Line" breaks down the critical role of the Space Force in the modern world.
Completing the lineup are "Veterans AZ," a show celebrating Arizona's veterans and their stories, and "Vintage Voice," tailored to seniors, caregivers, and advocates with conversations and expert insights into issues related to aging adults. Music lovers can tune in to "Songwriters' Showcase" for performances by local artists, while history buffs might enjoy "Yesterdays: The Song Family," an intimate look at a Scottsdale pioneer family's legacy, as per the City of Scottsdale.
