Bay Area People: Latest Episodes
KTVU 5/26/12 & TV36 5/27/12
Take part in a unique bike ride that takes you to high places! Then, we learn about the unspoken problem of domestic abuse in immigrant South Asian homes that encapsulates immigration laws, traditional culture, and the changes the Indian and the United States governments are implementing to prevent such cases. And finally, remember the viral images of Obama shooting a marshmallow gun at the White House? Meet the young man who created the contraption and see him test out the gun on our BAP set!
KTVU 5/19/12 & TV36 5/20/12
Learn about a little-known disease and the upcoming fundraiser to help find it's cure. Then, learn about a new program where you can help the hungry by eating out. Lastly, the folks from Downtown Livermore are here to tells us about their annual Chili Shooters Stampede.
KTVU 5/12/12 & TV36 5/13/12
Two animal shelters collaborate together to bring awareness to lovable pets in need of a home and to their upcoming events. Then, we learn about a great program that brings real skills knowledge to schools through a variety of apprentice programs. And finally, "Doctor Chocolate" is back showing us the many uses of chocolate butter!
KTVU 5/5/12 & TV36 5/6/12
Learn about a program that helps the physically disabled explore scuba diving. Then, mark your calendars for two San Francisco events. The Aging and Disability Tech Summit encourages the elderly to embrace new technology and teaches them about the internet, emailing, and social networking. Another event in the city is SFMade Week, a full 7 days of celebrating all things made and produced within the City of San Francisco. All this week on Bay Area People!
KTVU 4/28/12 & TV36 4/29/12
An East Bay boxing club helping kids keep kids off streets needs your help to stay open. Then, the San Francisco Suicide Prevention call center reaches their 50th Anniversary and see what they're doing to celebrate this momentous milestone. Finally, People's Grocery, the local non-profit that brings fresh produce to urban communities, is launching a new twitter-movement. See how you can take part in this interesting social collective.
KTVU 4/21/12 & TV36 4/22/12
As more and more Americans are turning 65, it's never too early to learn how to prevent and avoid Medicare fraud. Then, we learn about bike safety and etiquette so that all of us knows the rules of sharing the road. Finally, we discuss how we can keep babies healthy with March of Dimes and their March for Babies fundraiser.
KTVU 4/7/12 & 4/8/12
Learn about the great matches at Big Brothers Big Sisters Bay Area and meet the Big and Little in an inspiring and perfect mentoring pair! Then, we hear about a heartbreaking story about a family dog with cancer. Her family needs help financially securing the surgery needed to fight cancer. See how you can help .
KTVU 3/31/12 & TV36 4/1/12
Earth Day is just around the corner. Find out what activities you can participate in to do your part to help the environment. Then, we learn about a non-profit group called Greenbelt Alliance. They are dedicated to protecting the Bay Area's natural landscapes through urban planning and development. Finally, we learn about Aphasia, the brain condition that reduces language capabilities, especially after a stroke. We speak with the local non-profit that works with Aphasia directly as they celebrate their 15th anniversary.
KTVU 3/17/12 & TV36 3/18/12
We meet a Bay Area author whose book examines the culture and traditions of Vietnamese American history and the effects of family separation, war and changing cultural upbringings. Then, we learn about a gourmet charity dinner that takes place in complete darkness. And finally, it's almost Springtime and that mean's it's the Oakland Running Festival is back! We learn about this great community event.
KTVU 3/10/12 & 3/11/12
We learn about an upcoming luncheon to recognize African-American women leaders in our community. Then, as more and more people are reaching retirement age, BAP takes a look at the Medicare program and what basic facts you should know before applying. Next, we are introduced to an organization that connects volunteers with welcoming non-profits while creating a fun and social relationship in which to work and help the community.
KTVU 3/3/12 & TV36 3/4/12
We've heard of the term "radon" but what exactly is it? How can we prevent it from poisoning our families? We talk to a local radon expert to find out how we can stay safe. Then, we learn about the resources available for women in business by speaking with Count Me In, a national non-profit dedicated to support female entrepreneurs. Finally, we meet the executive director of local non-profit, People's Grocery. We learn about their work to provide fresh and affordable produce to the West Oakland community.
KTVU 2/25/12 & KTVU 2/26/12
Learn about the variety of energy-saving light bulbs available on the market today. Then, find out how to save a life with the Contra Costa County's new Stroke System. Then, the 32nd Annual Black Cuisine is in town and learn all the great eats you can try at the festival!
KTVU 12/10/11 & TV36 12/11/11
Learn about the new controversial dangers of fish jerky that is currently under review. Plus, Fantasy of Lights is back again! Learn what new lights displays you and your family can enjoy!
KTVU 11/12/11 & TV36 11/13/11
Meet a beautiful pit bull named Godiva that's up for adoption from Berkeley Animal Services. Also, learn about an organization that creates and develops affordable housing options in the East Bay. Plus, a new holiday tradition comes straight from China.
KTVU 11/5/11 & TV36 11/6/11
Take your love of chocolate to a whole new level. "Dr. Chocolate" Ed Engoron demonstrates a simple White Chocolate and Strawberry Cream Trifle recipe. Plus, we learn more about a new media campaign advocating for sex workers rights and celebrate craftswomen at a local festival.
KTVU 10/29/11 & TV36 10/30/11
The California Dream Act will allow undocumented students to receive non-competitive financial-aid. How will this affect the California educational system? Plus, the Oakland Zoo welcomes four sister tigers to their family and a brand new festival arrives in the Bay Area centered around science.
KTVU 10/22/11 & TV36 10/23/11
What is ranked choice voting? And how will the voting patterns within the Asian American community affect the San Francisco mayoral race? Find out all you need to know before you cast your ballot.
KTVU 10/15/11 & TV36 10/16/11
Five elementary schools will be closing down in Oakland. Find out the decision process straight from the Vice President of the Oakland Unified School District. Plus, learn about "The Barber of Birmingham" and a bridal gown sale that supports women with Stage IV breast cancer.
KTVU 10/8/11 & TV36 10/9/11
Learn why a group of Native Americans are swimming in the cold waters of the San Francisco Bay. Then, Bay Area People gets "bloody" as professional make-up artists treat Rosy to a scary and realistic wound just in time for Halloween.
KTVU 10/1/11 & TV36 10/2/11
The Lorraine Hansberry Theatre celebrates its 31st season in their brand new location in Downtown San Francisco. Plus, Fremont students walk to fight global poverty and the American Red Cross is "Out for Blood."
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