The Lakeland Network (TLN) airs on Time Warner Cable channels 21 and 95 (cable box) or channels 96.21 and 96.95 (digital conversion box). The Lakeland Network is a fully programmed Public, Educational, Governmental (P.E.G.) access channel that operates on a twenty-four (24) hour, seven (7) day-a-week schedule as a community service to Lake County viewers.
TLN's objective is to provide educational and informational programming that will contribute to our viewers' knowledge about our college, our community and our world.
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Tune into The Lakeland Network for a variety of programs, lectures and interviews pertaining to topics in arts, culture, education, health and technology.
Lakeland produced programming:
Lakeland Community College Bulletin Board – The college produced bulletin board announces college information and events.
Commencement – Each year Lakeland Community College's commencement ceremony is aired so everyone in the community can share in our pride as we celebrate another graduating class.
Knowledge Exchange – These Lakeland produced shows are hour long presentations on a wide variety of topics – from hiking the Appalachian Trail to concerns regarding the Zika Virus.
Management Lecture Series – The Lakeland business management department coordinates leaders from some of northeast Ohio's most prominent businesses and institutions to share their expertise with Lakeland students and the general public in this forum.
Siemens Lecture Series – This Lakeland produced series was created to fill the need for a public forum to discuss new and emerging technologies and other current topics in the engineering, manufacturing and entrepreneurship industries.
Other externally-produced programming:
Deutsche Welle Global 3000 – Looks at the issues that are moving us today, and shows how people are living with the opportunities and risks of globalization.
Deutsche Welle In Good Shape – Covering all aspects of health care: what's new in medical treatment, alternative medicine, wellness and fitness – as well as nutrition and beauty.
Deutsche Welle Tomorrow Today – Focuses on current topics in research, and is aimed at anyone who is interested in ongoing projects in Germany and Europe.
Eat Well, Be Happy – A cooking show aimed at bringing back the pleasures of the table with fresh, seasonal, and colorful ingredients used in simple recipes.
Fast Forward – In production for 25 years, this half-hour series discusses the genres of science fiction, fantasy, and horror.
The Folklorist – A NewTV's Emmy Award-winning television series that offers a captivating look at some of the lesser-known occurrences in our history.
The Garage with Steve Butler – An artist and furniture maker, with more than 20 years of experience, Steve Butler shares how to make fun and funky projects without all the fancy expensive tools.
Howard Hughes Medical Institute – A series of science-based lectures discussing variety of topics from dinosaurs, our planet, to the human brain.
The Kamal Show – Is a unique show about authentic conversations with real people who are technologists, entrepreneurs, filmmakers, and authors, but also ordinary people who have done extraordinary things.
Language of Business – In this series, Greg Stoller, successful businessman and teacher in the MBA Program at the Carroll School of Management at Boston College, speaks with entrepreneurs, both local and throughout the world about their companies, how they started them, and how they continue to grow them. He uses the prototypical business plan as the inspiration and touchstone of these conversations.
Money Talks – Host Jack Bevilacqua's reaches out to the community with financial information helpful to everyone, at every stage in their lives. His 40 years of experience in the financial services profession have given him insight into which issues matter most to young families, retirees, and small business owners.
Moore Movies – Join Mary Moore and Greg Bizjak for amusing discussion and reviews of the the latest releases.
Nasa 360 – Looks at all things NASA, from our changing climate to deep space exploration to human exploration on Mars. Get an inside tour of your space agency.
Nasa X – Created around NASA technologies, NASA X introduces viewers to cutting edge science, technology, engineering, planetary exploration, aeronautics and space exploration.
National Gallery of Art – Covering a range of topics from ancient art to the twentieth century and studies of individual artists.
Painting Journeys – Features the artist, Kitty Lynne Klich painting the location, in oils, as she shares her painting process and tells the viewer about her experiences on that journey.
White House Chronicles – Showcases talented Washington print and radio reporters with guests and topics that range from politics, to foreign affairs, to business and the economy, to technology.
Lakeland Community College produced filler segments:
• Broadcast commercials
• Department promotions
• First-Year Experience video
• Student interviews
Other externally-produced filler segments:
Science Nation – This National Science Foundation's series explores the breakthroughs and possibilities for new discoveries about our planet, our universe and ourselves.