Mark Bussler (Director), Edward J. Reis (Starring), Carol Lee Espy (Starring)

Westinghouse is a feature-length documentary about the life and times of George Westinghouse, his companies, legacy, personality, partnership with Nikola Tesla and conflict with Thomas Edison.

Larry Nehring (Starring), Michael L. Colosimo (Starring), Ben Loeterman (Starring)

The War That Made America is the four-hour PBS special that vividly brings to life a vastly important but often overlooked period of American history - The French and Indian War (1754 - 1763).

Robert Matzen (Director), Fred Anderson (Starring), Stephen Brumwell (Starring), Paul Kopperman (Starring)

When the Forest Ran Red tells the story of George Washington's first days as a soldier prior to the Revolutionary War. Shot at major battlefields with hundreds of reenactors, this film features some of the world's top historians.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

What connects Ferris Wheels with state of the art nuclear power plants? Why is there a connection between George Westinghouse and 21st century robotics? What’s the common thread that links John Roebling, Jonas Salk, the Mellon Arena and video games?

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

What makes the Pittsburgh area such a charming, interesting, and inviting place?  Well, you could say: "IT’S THE NEIGHBORHOODS!"

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

It's roller coasters! French fries! And lots of good times! It's a high-flying, double-dipping, screeching, screaming your eyes out documentary about one of Pittsburgh's most fun-filled attractions.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Writer)

It's a show full of ketchup and beer, beautiful houses and ice balls, exotic birds, barbecue and history. North Side Story is a fast, fascinating and slightly funky tour of a really great part of town.

Stuart R. Ross (Director), Sean J. Dougherty (Director), Terry Bradshaw (Starring), Mario Lemieux (Starring), Roberto Clemente (Starring), Willie Stargell (Starring)

It remains a mystery why so many American superstars of sports have come from Western Pennsylvania. This program takes you on a colorful journey through the small towns surrounding Pittsburgh; the birthplace of so many of Pittsburgh's Greatest Sports Heroes.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

Here are two much loved early programs. Together these programs help explain the charm of Pittsburgh, its geography, its landmarks, its important engineering history and its unpredictable people.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Writer)

It all started when Mary Schenley donated land for a beautiful wooded park. Soon Andrew Carnegie built a great library and museums nearby. There was a grand hotel, a spectacular greenhouse, and a beloved old ballpark called Forbes Field.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Writer)

Rick Sebak takes you on a tour of this part of town that's divided into "flats" and "slopes". South Side is a friendly reminder of many of the people, places and things that make Pittsburgh a wonderful place to live.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Writer)

There's just not enough room in Pittsburgh to keep everything, and we've gotten rid of some things that people miss a lot. But it's definitely fun to be reminded about stuff that's gone. 

Rick Sebak (Producer/Writer)

It's fresh fruit, big fish, Primanti sandwiches, and a lot of forgotten Pittsburgh history. Come along on a tour of Pittsburgh's colorful and delicious Strip District!

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

Remember when Forbes Field was the world's greatest ballpark? When skyscraper cones were a nickel at the big Isaly's on the Boulevard of the Allies? They're all part of this heart-felt tribute to great old places where Pittsburghers used to go to have fun.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

Maybe we are what we make. We've been as distinctive as Iron City Beer for more than a century. We've been as sweet as Betsy Ann Chocolates for decades. And everybody knows we're as strong as steel and as useful as aluminum too.

Rick Sebak (Producer)

Ever wonder what's below the surface of western Pennsylvania? Come for a hike into Laurel Caverns, investigate the fabled Fourth River, visit the Bug Rooms at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and zip through several tunnels around here.

Rick Sebak (Producer/Narrator)

There are countless factors that make the Pittsburgh area unusual and charming, distinctive and unique. You've got the hills, valleys, steeler fans, ethnic clubs, three rivers and the amazing hilltop views.