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2018

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Telly Award Bronze Winner

2017

Telly Award Winner

2016

Telly Award Winner

2009

Telly Award Winner

2006

Telly Award Winner

  • Africa: Its Social & Health Concerns and Africa: Its History and Politics
  • Reading Well: Children’s Economic Future

2005

Telly Award Winner

  • Brain Health: A Lifetime of Brain Building

2004

Telly Award Winner

  • Making Meaning in Your Life (After 50)

Telly Award Finalist

  • The Oklahoma City Bombing: What Really Happened? – Part 1
  • Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence

2003

Telly Award Winner

  • The Problem with Ethics & Executive Compensation in Corporate America

Association for Women in Communications Clarion Award Winner

  • How to Make Your Kid A Millionaire

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Press Club of Dallas Katie Award Winner

  • The Oklahoma City Bombing: What Really Happened? – Part 1

2002

Telly Award Recipient

  • When Technology, Evil and Incompetence Collide
  • The Tragedy of Child Abuse
  • Terrorism: Important Information You Haven’t Heard Yet
  • An American Tragedy: Violence in Schools

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  • Terrorism: Important Information You Haven’t Heard Yet

2001

Telly Award Winner

  • Dying With Dignity
  • Who Should Govern Jerusalem?

Telly Award Finalist

  • Mexico and Our War on Drugs

2000

Telly Award Winner

  • The Continuing Struggles in Yugoslavia

Telly Award Recipient

  • How To Grow Great Kids with Character
  • Heroin: The Effects of Today’s Drug of Choice
  • Heart Disease: America’s #1 Killer – Part 1
  • Waco: What Really Happened? – Part 2

Association for Women in Communications Clarion Award Winner

  • The Tragedy of Domestic Violence

1999

Classic Telly Award Recipient

  • The Tragedy of Domestic Violence

Telly Award Recipient

  • Liberal, Objectivist, Conservative: Divergent Voices in America
  • Parenting: Are We Losing Another Generation?

Association for Women in Communications Clarion Award Winner

  • Are Vouchers Good for America’s Public Education System?

1998

Telly Award Recipient

  • Bill Moyers: The Man and His Myths
  • Alzheimer’s: The Disease That Affects the Whole Family
  • Are We A Nation of Victims?

1997

Dallas Observer

  • Voted “Most Informative Local Public Issues Broadcast”

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