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Inquiry Media Productions produces radio and television programs espousing the humanist and skeptical viewpoints for broadcast and nonbroadcast applications. Recent productions include advocacy videos for the Center for Inquiry and the Robert Ingersoll Birthplace Museum, video documentation of scholarly conferences and lectures at the Center for Inquiry, and the public access program "The Humanist Perspective," presenting rational viewpoints on a wide variety of topics.

Located at the Center for Inquiry/Transnational in Amherst, New York, Inquiry Media operates a complete digital video production and post-production facility. All of the Center's main public rooms are equipped to serve as studio spaces, making possible live production in three independent studio spaces with as many as nine cameras. Nonlinear digital video postproduction is also available.

The current Executive Director of Inquiry Media Productions is Thomas Flynn.

The Humanist Perspective TV Show

The Humanist Perspective, a one-half hour public affairs TV program, has been produced and distributed nationwide since 1998. More than 260 unique episodes have been produced. It is aired on cable access channels with the cooperation of local volunteers in each cable's marketing area. If the program is not available in your area, consider becoming a volunteer sponsor. You need not be a cable customer in order to act as a sponsor. The program can be seen in the following areas. Airing times and channels may change without notice to us, so be sure to contact your local cable access provider for updated information. To become a sponsor at no cost to you, contact Henry Huber (hhuber@centerforinquiry.net) for information about airing our show in your area.

Current markets airing The Humanist Perspective:

Arizona:

Tucson

California:

Duarte, Morgan Hill, Orange, San Francisco

Connecticut:

Guilford, Willimantic

Florida:

Tampa

Hawaii:

Haiku

Idaho:

Boise, Pocatello

Illinois:

Wheaton

Iowa:

Iowa City

Louisiana:

New Orleans

Minnesota:

Bloomington, St. Cloud, Little Falls, Virginia

New York:

Buffalo, Camden, Canandaigua, Huntington, Lockport

Ohio:

Cincinnati

Oregon:

Salem

Vermont:

East Clarendon

Washington:

Bremerton, Greenacres, Yakima

Washington, DC

Wisconsin:

Brodhead