easy
1 hour per session
No physical fitness required; activity involves seated viewing and discussion
Join veteran journalist Andy Rapp at Creative 360 in Midland, Michigan, for an engaging series exploring iconic television moments that reshaped America’s cultural and political landscape. Dive into discussions about the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debate, Quiz Show scandals, and more.
w Andy Rapp - Oct 22, 29; Nov 5
Join veteran journalist Andy Rapp for an engaging exploration of pivotal moments in television history that shaped America. Gather at Creative 360 to watch iconic programs like "Quiz Show," "Good Night & Good Luck," and the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon Debate, followed by insightful discussions on their impact on communication and society.
Join veteran journalist Andy Rapp for an engaging exploration of pivotal moments in television history that shaped America. Gather at Creative 360 to watch iconic programs like "Quiz Show," "Good Night & Good Luck," and the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon Debate, followed by insightful discussions on their impact on communication and society.
Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before the start to get good seats and settle in for the post-screening conversation.
Bring an open mind and readiness to engage in thoughtful conversation about media history and its societal impact.
Creative 360 has limited on-site parking; consider carpools or public transport when possible.
Check current local health guidelines—mask policies may be in effect for indoor gatherings.
Midland is a community known for its strong ties to industry and education with a thriving arts scene supporting local culture.
Creative 360 supports local sustainability by promoting community engagement and educational programming focused on cultural preservation.
To jot down key points and discussion highlights during the sessions.
Library and event spaces can be cool in the evening; layers keep you comfortable.
fall specific
Helpful for close viewing of any printed materials or notes provided.
Bring a mask in case of indoor health regulations or personal preference.