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Help us "Occupy Late Night TV" all over the world! Each week Steve Katsos and his friends send out a message that everyone should follow their dreams on their television program that serves as an outlet for creative people. Produced in the suburbs of Boston by volunteers, the show now reaches over 13 million homes weekly on broadcast, cable, and satellite television. Each episode features interviews, stand-up comedy, and live music. With a budget of $0, this international program truly is "The Minor Leagues of Late Night Television."

The Adventures of Cinnamon & Spice (tm) phenomenon derives out of the city Atlanta, Ga. Having just turned 6 years old, Cinnamon & Spice began attending the prestige school, Empire Elementary, located in the Community of Buckhead. In this community, they are taught some of their first lessons in fun and safety from their friends the crossing guard, Mrs. Lewis, the school police officer, Officer Payton, and their teacher, Mrs. Pete. Mrs. Pete is one of the most adore educators at Empire.

Every year Falls Area Community Television holds The No Film Film Festival in Bellows Falls, Vermont and invites filmmakers from all over the USA and around the world to re-imagine a variety of classic stories.

What's at stake when local news and information flow doesn't serve all members of a community equally well? How can people respond? These are the questions at the heart of INFORMATION STORIES, a series of short digital narratives conceived by law professor Peter M. Shane and filmmaker Liv Gjestvang.