An example week organizes the channel’s recurring subjects while leaving room for a relaxed production pace, developing research, interviews, competitions, website progress, and videos when they are ready.
How could humanity preserve what is valuable, correct what has failed, and responsibly build civilization again from the ground up? This series connects TTV’s larger mission, shelter and necessities for all, environmental responsibility, institutions, culture, community, family life, future generations, and the long-term plans that connect the channel’s many projects.
Explore transportation, aerospace, advanced technology, flying cars, aviation, drones, spacecraft, manufacturing, infrastructure, and the talent required to move from practical Earth-based systems toward humanity’s more ambitious future in space.
VOTE FOR CHANGE ’28 explores more open and responsive representation, including public discussion before important votes, clearer explanations from elected officials, and practical ways people can create change through government, communities, co-ops, nonprofits, businesses, philanthropy, volunteers, and local institutions.
Travel state by state and city by city to study local talent, businesses, parks, attractions, recreation, planning, land opportunities, community ideas, and ways places could become more intentional, welcoming, imaginative, and responsive to residents and visitors.
Follow ideas involving housing, construction, repair and remodeling, land, farming, landscaping, intentional communities, co-op development, recreational properties, and possible locations where TTV-related projects could eventually take physical form.
Discover performers, creators, designers, filmmakers, musicians, dancers, researchers, organizers, and complete multidisciplinary teams. This series can include fashion, music, dance, cheer, film and television, science-themed entertainment, and competitions designed to help talented people create something together.
Explore countries and regions through their people, culture, businesses, institutions, environments, industries, challenges, and possibilities. World In Focus asks what TTV can learn from each place, which projects might responsibly operate there, and what local talent could help build.