Rooted and Rolling: One Person's Journey Through Medicare Choices

A retired software engineer shares his exact data-driven strategies for navigating complex Medicare choices while living with chronic health issues like diabetes and hypertension. From engineering a custom Sprinter RV for safe national park travel to drawing on his past as a competitive tennis player and his passion for experimenting with exotic plant cultivars, see how he hacks his health to live life on his own terms.
Producer/Editor: Ranjana Mehra

Hearts Behind the Games - Revisit the moments, the fans and volunteers during World Cup @SFBay

In case you missed the World Cup 2026 frenzy, this show revisits the unforgettable experience with fans, volunteers and Leaders at Levi's Stadium, watch parties, local businesses and on the streets... You will also hear from those who worked behind the scene. Tune in!
Producer/Editor: Elaine Lu/ Elaine and Wesley Orr

Wildflowers: Small Bloom, Big Impact

What role do wildflowers play in supporting healthy ecosystems, thriving wildlife populations, and essential pollinators? In this inspiring program, the producers explore the remarkable impact that native wildflowers have on our environment and why protecting and restoring these natural treasures is more important than ever.
Producer/Editor: Monica Yeung/Nola Donato & Nola Donato

Getting to the World Cup in Silicon Valley (Journey to Levi's Stadium at Santa Clara)

This show explores public transit options during the World Cup 2026 in Silicon Valley by taking BART, Caltrain, and VTA light rail to reach Levi’s stadium. It examines transportation resources across the region with real transit experiences, travel times, costs, connections, maps and tips. The show also discusses how major events highlight both the challenges and opportunities for the region's mobility future.
Producer/Editor: Elaine Lu/Elaine & Wes

The Value of Native Plants

Native plants in California save water, support wildlife and boost resilience. The California Native Plant Society offers resources to help protect and grow them. Tune in, your garden will thank you!
Producer/Editor: Monica Yeung/Nola Donato

Grounds for Growth: Upcycling Coffee Grounds

Audrey and Kathleen founded “Everything Starts Small” (ESS) as children. Now this remarkable organization has grown into an international youth led movement focusing on environmental sustainability. Hear about one of their key initiatives about repurposing coffee grounds. Their work is such an awesome reminder that little steps can really make a big difference and how empowering young people can drive solutions to some of our biggest global challenges.
Producer/Editor: Grace Trafton & Wesley Orr

Project Sentinel

Project Sentinel is a nonprofit fair housing organization that advocates for equal housing opportunities, investigates discrimination, and educates communities on their housing rights.
Producer/Editor: Monica Yeung/ Jerry Oliver

Bagpipe Your Heart Out

This is a story about a group of people united by a passion for bagpipes and their love for each other. In thir own words.
Producer/Editor: Adek Hanukai

Governance in Action: The Cupertino Story

An in-depth discussion with Mayor Liang Chao of Cupertino examining city government structure and commissions, addressing current resident concerns, and spotlighting community initiatives designed to bring Cupertino residents closer together.
Producer/Editor: Ranjana Mehra

Short films from ShortFest 2025

New and not-so-new members got together to present their short films at our ShortFest 2025. It was much fun. Check it out in the Playlists tab of our YouTube channel.
Producers and Editors: CTVP Members

Bloom Where You Are Planted: Master Gardeners’ Chronicle

Join a vibrant group of Master Gardeners as they share research-based knowledge, transform virgin ground into a thriving garden, and gear up for their annual spring sale, transforming community landscapes with expertise and passion.

Producer/Editor: Ranjana Mehra