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BTPM IS COMING TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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By Tia Brown
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Protect My Public Media on June 4 Buffalo Toronto Public Media staffers will be in theatres, cafés, breweries, bookstores and more on Thursday, June 4, sharing information about the importance of public media, how to contact elected officials, and will be giving away stickers, buttons, lawn signs, and other swag. Find a list of locations and times on our website: btpm.org/neighborhood.
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“STATE OF THE STATIONS” RETURNS

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By Tia Brown
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BTPM Outlines Bold New Chapter Join Buffalo Toronto Public Media for a live “State of the Stations” discussion on Wednesday, May 27 at 7:30 p.m. on BTPM PBS, BTPM NPR, BTPM Classical and the BTPM YouTube channel. Hear from the organization’s key decision-makers concerning the present and future status of your public media stations. BTPM has sought new and diverse revenue sources since losing $2.2 million in federal funding in 2026.
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ROLLING THRU: A ROAD TRIP WITHOUT A FOOTPRINT

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By Tia Brown
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BTPM’s New Cycling SeriesTakes on Climate Change What if a road trip across New York left almost no footprint? With climate change getting worse, are we too far gone or can a bicycle actually help save the planet? Producer Pat Kelly, BTPM’s Director of Content Creation, biked the Empire State Trail last summer to find out — one pedal stroke at a time. The result? BTPM’s new cycling series “Rolling Thru,” and 10 episodes (20 minutes long each) to tell the tale.
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