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  • New FPAC-TV Show: The Framingham Beat

    New FPAC-TV Show: The Framingham Beat
    The Framingham Beat - new FPAC-TV show
    The Framingham Beat is a news magazine format television show produced at FPAC-TV.

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Since taking the helm at Framingham Public Access TV, (FPAC-TV), Bill McColgan has brought several new programs to the station.

    This month, FPAC-TV introduces a new show called ‘The Framingham Beat’.

    Using a news magazine format, McColgan acts as commentator setting up the stories which are shot at locations throughout Framingham.

    In the first episode, videos from the Earth Day celebration on the Centre Common, from a Cultural Council awards banquet, and interviews on a day when radio station Mix 104.1 broadcast live from J&M Diner on Old Connecticut Path — along with other local interest stories.

    The show runs on Framingham Public Access channels, (RCN 3, Comcast 9 and Verizon 43), or can be viewed online at (more…)

    News Staff

    June 5, 2011
    Arts & Culture
    Bill McColgan, Comcast 9, Fuller Middle School, J&M Diner, RCN 3, television production, The Framingham Beat, Verizon 43

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