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Ktln Tv68
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Review by:
Jan H.
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KTLN is a welcome conservative addition to the Bay Area, with this area's liberal obsession. I enjoy many of the programs, which bring often ignored news, music and ideas to my attention. Especially enjoyable are: Life Today with James Robison, The 700 Club, CBN News, Aspiring Women, Total Living, Little House on the Prairie rebroadcasts, and their movie specials. Since I can't get cable in my building, it's refreshing to find some more traditional programs to view. One caveat: since they are not subsidized by all the big major corporations with advertising and the like, they must take advertising where they get it. I don't like the abundance of suspect medical product ads. But I just keep praying for better funding sources and gifts from viewers to allow them to move away from these advertisers in the future.
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