Think you know Michael Moore? Think again. The media darling has made millions by deceiving the world with his movies such as “Fahrenheit 9/11”, “Roger and Me” and “Sicko”. “Shooting Michael Moore” exposes the real man behind the films from people who knew him, worked with him and were in his movies. A champion for the underprivileged he is not!
Producers: Television Syndication Company, Inc.
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Program 48
Ride along with paramedics and EMTs as they keep their neighbors’ feeling fit and healthy. Then, see how an interior designer gets a new house looking great so that it can be easily sold. We also meet a very creative catering chef.
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Program 49
Do you know what a neonatologist is? Here’s a hint —– he deals with babies. We will also talk to the event coordinator at a large convention center and visit with a zookeeper.
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Program 50
We step inside the operating room with a surgical nurse . . . . . visit New Orleans’ Desire Street neighborhood to visit with an organization that provides young men with a second chance at life . . . . . and meet an animal ambassador.
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Program 51
Meet a sausage maker and learn how he creates tasty products for his clients. Then, visit with a freelance writer and a sales manager for a major hotel.
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Program 52
How would you like to manage a big city park? We’ll also visit with a river boat pilot and talk with a child actor who is trying to find himself a place in the motion picture and television industry.
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Program 53
Let’s see how they keep those streetcars cruising around the streets of New Orleans, while we also meet the famous Dukes of Dixieland. We’ll cap off the day with a ride on the fire department’s tower truck.
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Program 54
Meet some fortunate young men who are receiving another chance at life. Then, cruise down the Mississippi River with a tug boat captain, before taking a ride on the Canal Street Streetcar in New Orleans.
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Program 55
Mardi Gras in New Orleans . . . the Steamboat Natchez pilot who guides the ship along the Mississippi River . . . and a ride with one of the drivers who pilots the streetcars along St. Charles Avenues. What a day!
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Program 46
Our viewers have an opportunity to see how video games such as “Madden NFL Football” are created . . . . . shake hands with a biologist . . . . . and see how a family manages a small hotel in the middle of New Orlean’s French Quarter.