Club Connect
CLUB CONNECT - Environmental AliensSeason 6, Episode 7Original air date: July 11, 1992 CLUB CONNECT focuses on the environment in this episode as cameras follow a teenager home to see how she and her family are working to save the planet. Viewers also see how one town turned a garbage dump into a ski slope. Plus, co-host Jerry Millen talks to rock group Lush about the international scene. Thanks to the following people and schools featured in this episode:Nuclear Waste: Randy Beeler, Angie D. Callahan, Jack R. Craig, Michael J. Fink, Chris Havek, Deanna R. Lochamy, Erika Jamerson, Michael Jason Powe, Nzinga Temple Tull, Brian E. TylOh! Zone Magazine: Alison Crockett, Jessica Gray, Chris HansenStraight Talk On The Environment: Latashia Campbell, Janet Johnson, Laura Logan, Tina Neddermeyer, Carmen Packnet, Jeannie Pfahlart, Jannifer White, Jeff WygalEarth Cures: Dr. & Mrs. Harold WassermanRecycling Family: Anna George, Ken George, Connie George, John George, Constance George ~+~+~ Episode number: CCNC-607ISBN: 0-7936-0894-5WTVS Detroit PBS ~+~+~ Teens nationwide are connecting to public television’s teen magazine of the airwaves for the 90s, CLUB CONNECT. This teen information series is designed to combine humor and advice in a lively half-hour format that encourages positive life choices. Teens talk to their peers and show each other ways to reach their own goals, cope with problems, and celebrate healthy life styles. A 40-member panel of professional advisors in the fields of health and education helps guide messages about growing up in the 90s. Hosted by a multi-cultural ensemble featuring Jimmy Rhoades, Natalie Cosby, Vidya Shaker, Tara Sendelbach, Odell Nails, and Jerry Millen, CLUB CONNECT serves as a showcase for teen interests and issues. CLUB CONNECT has received national support from such organizations as the American Federation of Teachers; the Association for Educational Communications and Technology; Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America; The National Association of School Psychologists; and the National Association of State Boards of Education.
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