Video On Demand
Video On Demand is a free service available to all of our customers with Digital Cable in Time Warner Cable's "Legacy" area. Go to channel 950 and watch a variety of shows, short clips, and video segments, all focused on local topics that are important to you.
Here's a list of what's playing on Time Warner Cable's Video On Demand now!
Consumer Matters
Educating consumers and businesses on their rights and responsibilities for Maine's consumer protection laws.
Consumer Matters 15 — Topics: Door-to-door home repair solicitations and a discussion of the Medicare Part D Drug Benefit and the disposal of unused prescription drugs. (30 minutes)
Consumer Matters 16 — Topics: Discussion on your consumer rights with manufactured homes and about extended service contracts versus your implied warranty rights. (30 minutes)
Consumer Matters 17 — Topics: The Legal Services for the Elderly and part 1 of a two part conversation with the Maine Department of Professional and Financial Regulation. (30 minutes)
Consumer Matters 18 — Topics: Discussion on foreclosures with the Maine Foreclosure Prevention Project at Pinetree Legal Assistance and Part 2 of a conversation with the Maine Department of Professional and Financial Regulation. (30 minutes)
Education Showcase
Education Showcase — An award-winning show that provides an in-depth preview of the finest educational and family shows airing on cable TV each month. (30 minutes)
Eggs And Issues
Eggs and Issues: June 2008 — Eggs & Issues is a monthly breakfast forum produced by the Portland Community Chamber. Peter Vigue, Chairman & CEO of Cianbro Co. talks about ways Maine's economy can grow by taking advantage of existing resources. Also the P.D. Merril Gateway Project. (48 minutes)
Eggs and Issues: March 2008 — Eggs and Issues is a monthly breakfast forum produced by the Portland Community Chamber. With Special Guest Jonathan Bush, Chairman & CEO of Athena Health. (55 minutes)
Features
AIDS Power Ride — Cyclists gathered in Keene, NH for the first AIDS Power Ride on Sunday, June 1st. (3 minutes)
Grease Car — Unity College students transform a diesel car to a vehicle that runs primarily on waste grease vegetable oil from restaurants. (9 minutes)
Johnson Hall — Johnson Hall in Gardiner Maine, built in 1864, was restored as a non-profit Performing Arts Center in 1988 and is now a vibrant location for concerts, after school programs and a variety of musical and theatrical entertainment. (9 minutes)
Konbit Sante — Founded in 2000, Konbit Sante is a Maine-based, volunteer partnership working to save lives and improve public health care in northern Haiti by helping Haitians care for Haitians. (9 minutes)
Safe Investing — The Maine Office of Securities Conference on Wise and Safe Investing. (1:55)
Safe Investing 2 — Questions and Answers from the Maine Office of Securities Conference on Wise and Safe Investing. (39 minutes)
The Landing School — For over 30 years, The Landing School in Arundel , Maine has prepared students from all over the world. a full understanding of how a boat is built from design and blueprints to manufacturing and finished product. (6 minutes)
Maine Street
Maine Street 80 — Features Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap and the upcoming primary elections, the Washington Norlands Living History Center in Livermore and the recent fire there, new Maine motor vehicle laws and a musical performance by the Don Roy Band. (30 minutes)
Mainely Motorsports
Mainely Motorsports 110 — This week Steve takes a wild ride in a Mustang with the guys at Casco Bay Ford. Also, an interview with Penfold Racing and PASS highlights from Speedway 95. Hosted by Steve Perry and Marco Thomas. (1:00)
Mainely Motorsports 111 — Join Steve Perry and guest host Dan McKeage from the PASS Sportsman Series tour as they cover all the tracks, including footage from Beech Ridge Motor Speedway and Wiscasset Raceway. Plus the recent 100th anniversary at L/A Harley in Auburn. (1:00)
Mainely Motorsports 112 — Join Steve Perry & Marco Thomas as they re-cap the past week in auto racing from around the state. Also highlights from the Bonny Eagle Car Show, Maine Vintage Auto Racing Car Show, Rock Maple ATV Racing and moto-cross action from Bull Run in Turner. (1:00)
Mainely Motorsports 113 — Join Steve Perry and guest host Travis Barrett as they re-cap racing from around the state this past weekend. Plus highlights from Beech Ridge Motor Speedway, Moto-Cross action from Hemonds Motorsports Park and Bill Whorff, winner of the Coastal 200. (1:00)
Mainely Motorsports 114 — This week highlights Day of Destruction at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway, Monster Jam at Speedway 95, Motocross racing at Bull Run and the first of a two part series at Columbia Classic Cars in Winthrop. Plus racing results and Drivers of the Month. (1:00)
Mainely Motorsports 115 — Features include part 2 at Columbia Classics Garage and Steve brightens the day of a 15 year old burn victim. Plus highlights and results from around the state. Hosted by Steve Perry and Marco Thomas. (1:00)
MPBN
Maine Watch: Penobscot — The Penobscot Nation is moving towards severing government ties with the state of Maine and challenging the Indian Land Claims Settlement Act. We'll talk with Chief Kirk Francis about the reason behind the Penobscot's decision and what happens now. (27 minutes)
Museums and Sites
Brick Store Museum — With over 70,000 historical items, The Brick Store Museum, built in 1825, preserves the history of the Kennebunks and it's original owner William Lord. (10 minutes)
Owlshead Transportation Museum — (12 minutes)
Portland's Freedom Trail — How the underground railroad ran through downtown Portland. (11 minutes)
Skyline Farm — Take a carriage ride through history. (8 minutes)
Pets of the Week
Diva — "Diva" is a 1 year old female Husky Sheppard mix available for adoption at the Bangor Humane Society. (3 minutes)
Raja — "Raja" is an 8 year old male American Bulldog available for adoption at the Animal Welfare Society in West Kennebunk. (6-6-08) (2 minutes)
Sounds Good
Cindy Bullens — Nominated for two Grammy's, Cindy Bullens is a rock singer/songwriter who sang on the movie soundtrack "Grease", sang backup with Elton John and has released several albums of her own. (17 minutes)
Dirigo Highway — Dirigo Highway plays at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center in Gardiner. (14 minutes)
Inanna — Inanna, Sisters in Rhythm, is a percussion and vocal ensemble that explores the heritage and rhythms of West Africa, through original arrangements and compositions invoking ancient traditions of the drum. (15 minutes)
Mark Miller — Enthralling and soulful! Mark "Guitar" Miller is one of Maine's most well known Blues Guitarist. He has played in and around Maine for 30 years and in many Blues Festivals around the country. (16 minutes)
The Boneheads — The Boneheads are Maine's favorite Rock-Blues-Folk-Soul band. The Boneheads have a full complement of original material that's danceable, dynamic and fun. (12 minutes)
The Coming Grass — The Coming Grass plays at Johnson Hall Performning Arts Center in Gardiner. (10 minutes)
The Wicked Good Band — The Wicked Good Band has achieved cult status in Maine with their rock, country, rap, a cappella - and hysterical comedy. (8 minutes)
Veterans
B17: Flying Fortress — Tour the B17 Flying Fortress and fly over Portland in this historic aircraft. (5 minutes)
Operation: Battle Bear — Students from Greater Portland Christian School send letters and bears to soldiers in Iraq who respond back to the children. (10 minutes)
WWII Memoirs: Arthur Dixon — Arthur Dixon talks about his experience as a gunner aboard the USS Missouri during World War II. (10 minutes)
WWII Memoirs: Margaret Dixon — Margaret Dixon worked in the South Portland shipyard as one of the six million women who worked in the manufacturing plants during World War II. (5 minutes)
WWII Memoirs: Nat Bellantone — With a background in art, Nat Bellantone became the Battalion artist for a Construction Battalion in the Navy during World War II. (10 minutes)
WWII Memoirs: Roland Glenn — Roland Glenn describes his time as an infantryman during World War II. (13 minutes)
Your Town
Kennebunkport — One of the most famous towns in Maine, Kennebunkport, has a rich history with the sea. A quaint coastal town with natural charm, beautiful beaches, attractions and sites make it an enjoyable place to live and a popular tourist destination. (13 minutes)
Livermore Falls — Once a prosperous mill town, Livermore Falls is currently in transition to the next thing. (10 minutes)
