WSKG producers are in the process of creating new programs that will appeal to both local and national audiences including:

"Southern Tier Playhouse" -- In the 1950's, a series of dramatic plays captured the essence of the American experience and demonstrated the true power and intimacy that television could convey. One of the master dramatists was Binghamton native and author Rod Serling. In the spirit of the American Playhouse, WSKG begins an ambitious project breathing new life into live television drama by presenting "Southern Tier Playhouse." Each play, written by regional authors and performed by regional actors will be performed in WSKG's studio and presented to our television audience in Wide Screen High Definition. Brian Frey, producer.

"Duck and Cover: And Other Lessons We Learned in School" -- This one-hour documentary will examine and dramatize the period in American history when all Americans were asked to face a growing reality about their future -- a future that many believed more than likely included nuclear war. Brian Frey, producer.

"Johnson and Watson" -- The first comprehensive documentary to capture the stories behind the lives of George F. Johnson, the leader of the world's largest shoe manufacturer -- the Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company and Thomas Watson, the founder and father of IBM. Brian Frey, producer.

"The Story of 17" -- This will be a two-part series about a New York highway that tied communities together. Bill Jaker, producer.

Discover what our current underwriters already know - that WSKG Public TV and Radio feature programs that are meaningful, rich, enlightening, entertaining, and worthy of community support.