Tuesday thru Friday: 3 - 8 pm
Saturday: 12 - 8 pm
Sunday & Monday: Closed
| 11:51pm - Rico 045: Otclast |
| 11:56pm - Rico 045: SBS in Concert |
| 12:00am - 29 Minutes: Episode 1 |
Growing Your Own Vegetables for Healthy Eating and Exercise - With Tim Reinbott
Current and prospective members have the ability to now pay their membership dues, become a member, pay for classes, and donate to Columbia Access Television. Utilizing Paypal we can now take credit cards in person and online.
We also welcome to the return of online streaming. You can now watch the channel live online 24/7!
We are currently seeking motivated individuals willing to dedicate a couple of hours a month of their time by joining the CAT Board of Directors.
There are monthly board meetings that take place at the CAT office where operations and policies are discussed.
For those interested please send an email expressing your interest as well as credentials and what you feel you could bring to the board and we will invite you to a board meeting. This would be followed by a vote to add you to this distinguished list of CAT Board members.
Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you!
Join us this Thursday...
For an evening with Tim Reinbott, Director and Manager of the Bradford Research and Extension Center at the University of Missouri.
cat3.tv now has an interactive online calendar. On the calendar you can add shoots or prospective volunteer opportunities. Reference the Calendar link on the left to access our class, shooting, and upcoming events!
Orientation is coming up this Saturday, May 16th. This is a FREE class and is open to members and non-members alike. You can learn about the history of CAT as well as what's in store for our ever-changing station.
Also, Tomorrow (May 13th) is Field Production and Thursday (May 14th) is Editing With Adobe Premiere. Both classes are available to members for $35 and meet at the CAT office at 6pm. So sign up for any class please email info@cat3.tv.
Columbia Access Television has never looked this good!
The days of static and grain are over. We have a new fiber optic connection to Mediacom (thanks Dale and Bryan). CAT now has crisp video and clear audio. See for yourself!
We want your feedback.
Are you able to tune in CAT on your TV? How does our signal compare to other channels? Please email your comments and questions to info@cat3.tv. Thank you!
As of April 21st, CAT has officially moved to a new channel! We are experiencing some technical difficulties, but by this weekend, we should have a remarkably improved signal. Thanks for your patience!
1) If you have a newer TV with a digital (QAM) tuner, you can find CAT on channel 23-1, which is the first channel above 70. You do not need a cable box or "set top box."
2) If you have an older TV, you can find CAT on channel 85 with the assistance of a set top box. Mediacom will provide you with a FREE set top box for one year. Their office is located at 1123 Wilkes Blvd in Columbia. (573) 443-1536.
If you have any further questions, please contact us:
Join us in the CAT office tomorrow for orientation at 10:30am. Hope to see you all there!

Join us this Thursday, April 16th for a live taping of "Saturday Morning Science: Why We Really Can't Eat Just One," featuring Dr. Matt Will from MU's Department of Psychological Sciences. We will take questions from the studio audience and calls from the public.
This is the first program in a four-part series: Community Perspectives on Child and Adult Obesity. Financial assistance for this series has been provided by the City of Columbia.
6pm