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 MAMADOU will be featured during this airing of Debra Crosby's Talent Quest Show. There will be a special guest joining Debra: It is the one and only Dave Maynard.
Dave Maynard's career in radio and television ran for 33 years strong, ending on a high note. He retired over 15 years ago in January of 1992. During his tenure, his friendly face and pleasant voice reached the homes of millions of people. Have you ever said "Its a piece of cake"? You can thank Dave for making that phrase famous. He has one of the most remarkable careers in the television and radio business, and is willing to participate in this historic moment (it will be historic because he will be there). This is a great opportunity to work beside an icon, similar to Dick Clark, Johnny Carson, and Ed Sullivan. Tune in, and record this one.  Salem Access Television is a non-profit community media center located on 285 Derby Street, just steps from Pickering Wharf in historic Salem, Massachusetts.
Since 1994 SATV has been offering training, equipment and support in the art of television production to seniors, teens, individuals, groups and non-profit organizations. The goal is to train the people of Salem to use the facility to develop their own TV programming.
The shows are seen on one of our three channels, Channel 3 for public access, Channel 15 for educational access and Channel 16 for governmental programming. Any individual, group, non-profit organization or business within Salem is eligible to become a member of SATV.
The Membership cycle is twelve months and includes basic TV production classes, use of equipment and access to the facility. Other advanced workshops are also available.
Much of the communication, creativity and entertainment in the city of Salem is shared through cable television. This way of conveying information to a mass audience has not been accessible to ordinary citizens like you until now! We have developed a dynamic, intensive and affordable program that allows people the means to create television programming themselves.
The programs shown on SATV are as diverse as the community itself. Programs may focus on local information about Salem or on global issues of concern to the residents. They may be educational, political, artistic, cultural, religious or entertaining in nature.
SATV gives you a chance to connect with others and share ideas, information and opinions through cable TV. By becoming a member, you not only get access to equipment and training but channel time as well.
Come visit us and join in the fun!
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