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OLLIE TV - Episode 36Students from the I Have A Dream Foundation created this sketch comedy show that features improv comedy, a fake advertisement, and interview with Portland mayoral candidate Sam Adams, an interview with an alien, and more! 22:21
OLLIE TV - Episode 35Five short videos, created by students from Portland YouthBuilders and Police Activities League.  Topics include "What Does 'Home' Mean To Me?" and "Rules and Expectations" of the Police Activities League. | 27:31
OLLIE TV - Episode 34Three short personal films, created by students from Boys and Girls Aid.  These videos deal with issues such as violence at home, drug use, and homophobia. | 23:01
OLLIE TV - Episode 31Kids from the I Have A Dream Foundation interview the McMenamin Brothers, and former NBA player Terrell Brandon. 26:22
OLLIE TV - Episode 30Kids from the I Have A Dream foundation interview Portland Trailblazer Ime Udoka and poet Renee Mitchell. 27:41
OLLIE TV - Episode 29Students from the I Have A Dream Foundation created and shot their own interview show called Pop Talk. In this episode, they interview Joyce Harris and Garret Croft Stenson. 27:40
OLLIE TV - Episode 28OLLIE tv Episode 28 features five short videos about economics. These videos were created by high school students in an advanced econ class. | | 29:20
OLLIE TV - Episode 27A number of videos made by students in a high school economics class...about economics. | | 30:11
Racial ProfilingYIP or the Youth Intern Program is an intensive summer program for St. Paul high school students to build skills in video production, civic engagement, and career exploration. Over an 8-week period, a diverse group of youth produce Public Service Announcements and documentaries about issues affecting youth in Saint Paul. This documentary is about Racial Profiling. 7:48
Immigration YIP or the Youth Intern Program is an intensive summer program for St. Paul high school students to build skills in video production, civic engagement, and career exploration. Over an 8-week period, a diverse group of youth produce Public Service Announcements and documentaries about issues affecting youth in Saint Paul. This documentary is about immigration. 10:24
Girls and the MediaYIP or the Youth Intern Program is an intensive summer program for St. Paul high school students to build skills in video production, civic engagement, and career exploration. Over an 8-week period, a diverse group of youth produce Public Service Announcements and documentaries about issues affecting youth in Saint Paul.   This documentary is about girls and the media. 5:53
Absent Fathers PSA YIP or the Youth Intern Program is an intensive summer program for St. Paul high school students to build skills in video production, civic engagement, and career exploration. Over an 8-week period, a diverse group of youth produce Public Service Announcements and documentaries about issues affecting youth in Saint Paul. This PSA is about absent fathers. 1:16
Alliance for Community Youth Media Screening ReelYouth Media Screening Reel compiled by the Youth Advisory Committee at SPNN and shown at the Alliance for Community Media Conference. | | 59:37
OLLIE TV - Episode 26Five short health-related videos, produced by Mrs. Smith's 5th grade class. They cover topics such as fire safety, bike safety, tobacco use, exercise, and nutrition. | 23:03
OLLIE TV - Episode 25Five short videos about health, produced by 5th graders in Mr. Hancock's class. These videos range from news, to talk shows, to animation. 21:46
OLLIE TV - Episode 24OLLIE tv Episode 24 features two animations, and five movies about different health-related topics. | | 26:57
Set It Up 06-07 Ep 5 "Teen Scenes"Set it Up is SPNN's teen produced television show. The crewpicks a different topic for every episode and produces short segmentsbased on the theme. Segments range in style from documentary to music video. Past themes include "Entertainment," "Biography," and"Teen Issues." Check out http://www.setitup.blogspot.com/ for moreinformation. In this episode, the fifth and last of the 06-07 season, "Teen Scenes," the Set It Up teen producers look at where St. Paul teens are going and what they're doing. Individual segment topics include teens involved in bands, a tour of places teens like to hang out after school and on weekends, and a behind the scenes look at Set It Up. | 24:43
Set It Up 06-07 Ep 4 "Violence"Set it Up is SPNN's teen produced television show. The crewpicks a different topic for every episode and produces short segmentsbased on the theme. Segments range in style from documentary to music video. Past themes include "Entertainment," "Biography," and"Teen Scenes." Check out http://www.setitup.blogspot.com/ for moreinformation. This episode, the fourth of the 06-07 season, focuses on Violence. It features a piece on the Virginia Tech Shootings, music videos that look into the darkness of self harm and the violence of war, and a segment on violence against the LGBT community. | 19:48
Set It Up 06-07 Ep 3 "Teen Issues"Set it Up is SPNN's teen produced television show. The crewpicks a different topic for every episode and produces short segmentsbased on the theme. Segments range in style from documentary to music video. Past themes include "Entertainment," "Biography," and"Teen Scenes." Check out http://www.setitup.blogspot.com/ for moreinformation. In this episode, the third of the 06-07 season, each teen producer submitted a segment addressing a "teen issue," important to them. Segment topics include, negotiating with parents, inexpensive activities for teens, and alternative schools. | 24:09
Set It Up 06-07 Ep 2 "Entertainment" Set it Up is SPNN's teen produced television show. The crewpicks a different topic for every episode and produces short segmentsbased on the theme. Segments range in style from documentary to music video. Past themes include "Biography," "Violence," and"Teen Scenes." Check out http://www.setitup.blogspot.com/ for moreinformation. This episode, the second of the 06-07 season asks "What do you do for entertainment?" The episode features segments on the local music scene in St. Paul, the merits of books vs. movies, video games, and reality shows. | 29:45