Gideon Yago

Videogames are a hobby, but for Barry & Charisse they are an obsession. Can Barry beat his addiction, raise his GPA & win his fiance back? Charise, a college dropout, is getting a 2nd chance, but will gaming prevent her success

Videogames are a hobby, but for Barry & Charisse they are an obsession. Can Barry beat his addiction, raise his GPA & win his fiance back? Charise, a college dropout, is getting a 2nd chance, but will gaming prevent her success?

News program; Gideon Yago hosts. Yago covers issues surrounding the Fairness Doctrine; Obama and the press.

News program; Gideon Yago hosts. Gideon questions how news can survive in today's economy and how economic coverage both failed and succeeded in the lead up to the present state of affairs.

News program; Gideon Yago hosts. Gideon looks at the debate over clean coal and how it is dominated by two competing PR campaigns that obscure the real questions of issue.

Excitement and anticipation; anxiety and even fear. What were you feeling when you walked into high school for the first time? In this episode of True Life, you'll meet three Long Island teens navigating their way through the ups and downs of freshman year at Roslyn High.

Excitement and anticipation; anxiety and even fear. What were you feeling when you walked into high school for the first time? In this episode of True Life, you’ll meet three Long Island teens navigating their way through the ups and downs of freshman year at Roslyn High.

They went to extremes and battled their demons, stared down their fears and chased their dreams.

They went to extremes and battled their demons, stared down their fears and chased their dreams. On Made and on True Life, you watched young people test their resolve as they attempted to transform their lives. Now in this season of change, as we ready to ring in another new year, you'll find out what's happened to some of them since.

The first part of this episode critiques the press coverage of the looming economic crisis on Wall Street. The feature piece looks at how New York's three major daily papers failed to critically cover the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn, and is a case study in how big business controls the news. Other segments include a new “Media Encyclopedia", a one-time ‘Who's Your Daddy’ animated segment revealing the money and power structure of Cablevision, the company that owns Rainbow Media and IFC, and an interview with "The Yes Men", a pair of media provocateurs.

Being embarrassed by your parents can be a rite of passage for many teenagers. But some moms and dads seem to take more pleasure in torturing their offspring than others. On this episode of True Life, you'll meet two young people whose parents' behavior is so over-the-top it's putting considerable stress on their relationships.

It offers hope, salvation, and a chance for a healthy life