Join Doug Waldo as he interviews David Welter about the history and purpose of this one of a kind program where woodworkers from all over the world compete for acceptance.
Tea Cabinet
Open House Thursday, May 3, 5–7 p.m.
An exhibit of student accomplishments
in their natal environment.
440 Alger Street, Fort Bragg
A travel guide and documentary by Joe Mickey and Sazzy Varga.
On Saturday, April 28th 7pm PDT
Mendocino TV Livestream Channel www.mendocinotv.com/live/
Be part of the studio audience and meet Joe Mickey as Mendocino TV broadcasts live on the internet “India 101” from The Redwood Coast Media Center. Located in the rear of The Company Store
Streamed onto the internet live you can be part of the studio audience from the Redwood Coast Media Center, located inside the Company Store
Attend on the internet at www.mendocinotv.com/live/ for the screening of the film and a live question and answer period after the show with Joe Mickey. Limited seating available so reserve your tickets soon!
If you cannot be present in the studio attend for free on www.mendocinotv.com/live/
Advance Tickets at $10 to attend the studio audience and ask questions in person will be available at Fiddles and Cameras in Fort Bragg (707) 964-9203
Joe Mickey & Sazzy India 101
April 30th: India 101 was a success!
We were sold out and all seats were filled.
The question and answer session was quite dynamic as everyone felt comfortable talking to Sazzy in Los Angeles as well as Joe MIckey in Fort Bragg!
Viewers online developed a chat room presence from places as far away as Paris, Los Angeles, Fort Bragg, Mendocino and New York and also had their questions answered by the hosts in real time.
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Horizon Water & Environment gets hostile reception in Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg’s Town Hall was a raucous affair as Horizon Water & Environment and State Department of Fish and Game representatives held a Public Comments meeting regarding the draft EIR.
Waitman Gobble videos Bob Anderson for the documentary “A Long Run”
Interview with Videographer Waitman Gobble at Mendocino Coast Whale Run where Bob Anderson, founder of Runners World Magazine, and Ujena Swimwear attempts to run 50 races this year (2012) to celebrate his 50 years of running. Waitman Gobble is working with Bob Anderson and Cathrine Cross, on the film, “A Long Run”, documenting Bob Anderson’s running achievements.