Were you able to do any advance publicity or promotion for this?Ī. So they had to air it last night before we could share it with the world on YouTube. Has to be aired on our channel before it can be distributed in other means. Our policy states that a program that’s produced here at Mpact This was taped yesterday and it was aired last night, at midnight, for the first time and it’s been airing all day. And then we realized it was real, and we were, like, “Hey, definitely, man. It took some time to figure it out and see what the plan was. How long ago did they reach out to you about this? Did you think you were being pranked?Ī. I take it this is not a common occurrence. Stephen Colbert wanted to host the show with Kaye Lani and Michelle, the “Only in Monroe” show, and they were happy to give up the hosting duties to him. How did this particular show with Stephen Colbert come together?Ī. We have a cat doctor, a veterinarian, that comes in and talks about cat health.
The college, for instance, does a show about education. Interviewing people from the United Way, Red Cross. What you saw on “Only In Monroe,” that’s pretty much how the shows go. We air on a cable channel, through the local cable companies, and also on YouTube as well. The community members can become volunteers of our facility and use it for the programs they come up with. We’re a local public-access TV channel and radio station, and we promote Monroe.
What kinds of programming are typically shown on your channel?Ī. Show – unusual, even by public-access standards – was put together. Colbert’s surprise visit to “Only in Monroe.” In these excerpts from that conversation, Mr. Lance Sottile, the program director of Mpact, spoke on Wednesday about Mr. He also interviewed another Michigan resident, Marshall Mathers, who is better known – though perhaps not to Mr. Shared questionable factoids about the city and spoke with its regular moderators, Michelle Bowman and Kaye Lani Rae Rafko Wilson (the winner of the 1988 Miss America pageant). Colbert filled in as the host of “Only in Monroe,” a local interest program, where he InĪ 41-minute broadcast that was first shown on the station at midnight and soon made the rounds on YouTube, Mr.
Colbert, the incoming star of CBS’s “Late Show,” made an unheralded appearance on Mpact, a public-access television station in Monroe, Mich. Stephen Colbert doesn’t have his own television show yet, but he continues to find unexpected (and increasingly esoteric) ways to remind people that he will soon be returning to the airwaves.
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