Historian

I recieved this information from a friend of mine and thought I'd pass it on for anyone interested.
Historian

We are pleased to announce that Mystic Voices: The Story of the Pequot War has been selected for national PBS distribution through American Public Television's Exchange Service. This two-hour documentary about a significant event in the early history of America has the potential of being shown by at least 145 local PBS stations nationwide.
Forty-six stations have indicated their intent to broadcast, and another 18 are still considering.

Mystic Voices has also been nominated for four Emmys by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, including Best Documentary, Writing, Music Composition and Cinematography. It also features the voice of Academy Award nominee Roy Scheider, and has additional music by the Grammy nominated Joanne Shenandoah.

With all this good fortune we still need your help. . .

If you would like to have Mystic Voices broadcast in your area, we suggest that you call or email your local PBS station programmer and ask that the documentary be included in the station's schedule. Your call will only take a minute or two and it could make the difference between whether or not Mystic Voices gets aired in your state. Help us get this
true story on the air!

You can find the phone number for your local PBS station by visiting the PBS website at http://www.pbs.org/ and using the "Station Finder" by zip code or state.

PBS stations schedule programs weeks or months in advance, so you should call your local PBS station as soon as possible to let them know that you are interested in seeing this series broadcast in your region.

Key points to emphasize with your Program Director:
- I am interested in History, Native and Colonial issues.
- I just heard about an interesting documentary program on these topics, called Mystic Voices: The Story of the Pequot War.
- I hope you will broadcast the program.

To learn more about Mystic Voices, please visit our website at http://www.pequotwar.com/

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"Be good, be kind, help each other. Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other."
--Abe Conklin, Ponca/Osage (1926-1995)