BONUS SEGMENTS
It was necessary, due to time constraints, to cut the three segments below from the final PBS Broadcast version. Please select the image below to view this bonus material which was originally intended for the full-length broadcast of the film.
Thank You to Our Program Underwriters
This film could not have been made without the generosity and support of our incredible underwriters.
Lacy Johnson
The Indiana
Military Museum
James M. Silberstein & Beth Kaiman Silberstein
My name is Jo Throckmorton, and I am happy to finally release for free viewing the World War I documentary film, "Over There: Hoosier Heroes of the Great War." Although I am releasing the film, we still have NOT met the funding needs to pay all of those who have worked on this project and we are asking for continued support. If you watch the film and like it - please consider making a donation to help pay all those who worked so hard to bring you this story.
Without the support we have received to date, we would NOT have been able to get this far. Thank you to all who have given to the project. We are, however, continuing to ask for your help. Any amount is significant. W e are NOT a non-profit organization, but a third-party fiscal agent handles all accounting, and we can provide transparent financial reporting upon request. Thank You!
Previews & Bonus Material
PBS Station Broadcast Info
Every PBS station in the state of Indiana has committed to airing the film before the end of 2023. This commitment is based on an established history of delivering high-quality material for air on PBS stations within the state of Indiana by the filmmaker, Jo Throckmorton. These Indiana stations alone offer 1.6 million viewers. The Kentucky Educational Television network is currently reviewing the program for broadcast in Kentucky..
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WFYI, channel 20: Indianapolis 867,000 viewers
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WFWA, channel 39: Fort Wayne 268,000 viewers
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WNIN, channel 9: Evansville 118,000 viewers
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WNIT, channel 34: South Bend 102,000 viewers
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WTIU, channel 30: Bloomington 85,000 viewers
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WYIN, channel 56: Gary 75,000 viewers
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WIPB, channel 49: Muncie 68,000 viewers
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WVUT, channel 22: Vincennes 17,000 viewers
In addition to the Indiana-based PBS stations above, the film has been provided to the following stations in "Border States" and it is currently being reviewed for broadcast consideration.
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WTTW, channel 11: Chicago, IL. 2.7 million viewers
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WKPC, channel 15: Louisville, KY 620,000 viewers
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WKMJ, channel 68, Louisville, KY 620,000 viewers
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WCVN, channel 54: Covington, KY 302,000 viewers
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WCET, channel 48: Cincinnati, OH 302,000 viewers
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WPTD, channel 16: Dayton, OH 140,000 viewers
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WKOH, channel 31: Owensboro, KY 60,000 viewers
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WILL, channel 12: Urbana, IL 42,000 viewers
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WPTO, channel 14: Oxford, OH 23,000 viewers