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Thank you for watching Live from the Circle, we hope you enjoyed it!  We would also like to thank our sponsors (listed on the left) for making the show possible.  Stay tuned for Season Two!

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Episode Times...

Just a reminder...today's episode is airing at 11 p.m. instead of its usual time of 10:30 due to the PBS 45 & 49 fund drive!

BUZZ

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Time Change!

Did you catch Thursday's episode? Don't worry, you still have time to watch on Saturday at 11:00pm on PBS 45 & 49 and on Sunday at 8:30pm on ONN. *Please note the time change due to PBS 45 & 49's fund drive.*

In this week's episode, we talk with Marc Nathanson of New Life Community, which is doing great things for Cleveland's homeless families.  They provide short-term transitional housing along with classes that teach money management, parenting, and job hunting.  New Life Community is also the recipient of one of Northern Ohio Live's Awards of Achievement this past September.  Once you watch this week's episode, you can see New Life Community's acceptance speech and another interview with Marc here.

Also featured in this week's episode is the Cleveland Arts Prize. This organization is great for Cleveland in that it brings attention to those creative people who have made a difference in our region and beyond. Anyone can nominate a creative artist in Northeast Ohio through February 28 at www.clevelandartsprize.org.  Some of the winners in 2007 include Brendan Ring, owner of Nighttown, Cindy Barber, owner of Beachland Ballroom, Eric Coble, as an emerging artist in the category of literature, and Christopher Pekoc, in the category of visual arts.