Welcome to BRCC TV

BRCC TV provides cable viewers with credit and non-credit educational television programming, as well as information from Blue Ridge Community College about events, program offerings, and public safety or health issues.

BRCC TV is available only on Morris Broadband cable’s digital basic package.

Original programming is available for viewing on this website.

What's On Now:

Week of March 2 - March 8 

Week of March 9 - March 15 

Week of March 16 - March 22

Beekeeping: Installing your Honeybees

When most people think of honeybees, they mainly think of the honey they produce. However, pollination is by far the most important aspect of honeybees. Crop pollination is worth $15 billion annually, and honeybees are the most important pollination insect for seed, fruit and vegetable crops in the world. Honeybee pollination provides 1/3 of all the food you eat every day. Unfortunately, U.S. beekeepers are losing 1/3 of their colonies each year, requiring new colony creation.

This program is a guide that novice beekeepers can use to help them properly install Package Bees and Nuc's and establish new hives.  Included are techniques that nurture and maximize colony population during the critical time prior to the nectar flow in Spring.

Kehr Lecture Series: Chuck Marsh
Permaculture pioneer Chuck Marsh discusses whether the solutions to many of our pressing global challenges can be found in a food growing revival.

The Kehr Lecture Series is an annual event in April that brings expert presenters to the campus of Blue Ridge Community College to discuss issues related to horticulture and environmental science. All events are funded by the August E. Kehr and Mary Louise Kehr Lecture Series fund through the Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, and are free and open to the public.

Blue Ridge Bookfest 2014 Interviews

2014 Honoree: Ken Grossman