WNED LOCAL PRODUCTIONS

Building on its mission to “educate, inform, enlighten and entertain,” WNED-TV productions have contributed significantly to the Western New York and Southern Ontario communities. The programming both reflects and benefits the station’s diverse, binational audience. Through partnerships with numerous local organizations, WNED’s programs have increased awareness about crucial health-related issues; historical events and figures; unique natural and cultural assets; and important education topics. The WNED catalog even includes two popular cooking series.

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• b Healthy for Life
  • Part I
  • Part II
  • Part III
• Beyond the Blackboard
• Buffalo: Building Momentum
• Buffalo’s Houses of Worship
• BUFFALO'S VOICES OF STEEL
• Buffalo’s Wild Bill Donovan
• CIRQUE INGENIEUX
• Conversations in Learning
  • Homework and Grading(with Alfie Kohn)
  • Dr. William Glasser on Quality Schools
• Dangerous Silence
• Daredevils of Niagara Falls
• Demystifying Dyslexia
• Driven to Play
• Herbert Hauptman: Portrait of a Laureate
• Investigating the New FBI
• Life Journeys - Solutions for Caregivers
• My Health Counts!
  • Partnering with Your Doctor
  • Self-Management
  • Quest for Quality
• A New Zoo for Buffalo
• Our City: Buffalo
• Our Town(various)
• The Pan American Experience
• Plain & Fancy Cooking
• Polonia: Western New York’s Polish-American Legacy
• Remembering Crystal Beach Park
• Remembering Toronto
• Ross Szabo: What’s On Your Mind
• Saving A Landmark: The Darwin Martin House
• Taking Charge of Your Child’s Future
• Toronto’s Houses of Worship
• Western New York A to Z
• Wineries of Canada’s Niagara Peninsula
• Wineries of Western New York and the Finger Lakes
• WNED Cooks! (10 episodes)

“WNED’s productions are thoroughly researched, beautifully written and artfully shot.  In documenting the breadth and depth of the cultural and historic richness of Western New York, WNED has captured the imaginations of audiences both within and outside the region, boosting the community’s self-image and promoting it to potential visitors.”

--Edward J. Healy, Vice President for Marketing
Buffalo Niagara Convention and Visitor’s Bureau