Today in America TV Releases Air Dates for New Orleans, LA

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Today in America TV Releases Air Dates for New Orleans, LA

Exciting, adventurous Today in America TV comes to The Big Easy.

Coral Springs, FL (PRWEB) October 23, 2012

Let the good times roll. That is the motto of “The Crescent City” – New Orleans, Louisiana. Today in America TV, the educational program is pleased to release air dates for this city. This is where opera was first performed and the first U.S. theater was established. Is it no doubt that this city is famous for its all-night parties and outstanding music? It is has the largest port on the Gulf of Mexico, the second largest in the U.S. and the third largest in the world in volume of cargo hauled. “Uncle Sam” was born here as a term coined on the New Orleans wharfs for when goods labeled “U.S.” were received. The provocative information show will air on ION WPXL-TV.

Terry Bradshaw, the host of the program, is a former professional football player. He was the starring quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers who led them to four Super Bowl triumphs. His talent and natural leadership skills earned the iconic and beloved athlete an induction into the National Football League Hall of Fame. Injuries forced Bradshaw into retirement in the mid 1980s. Since then, he has worked in broadcasting for almost 30 years as a commentator, analyst and now as a co-host for a pregame show. He is well-known as a humorous public speaker, a best-selling author and a frequent guest on talk shows.

No other program on the television offers the educational and entertainment value that this show does. The Today in America Terry Bradshaw show explores topics which affect every aspect our lives. It examines education, the unemployment rate today in america, health and technology news. The show films in the United States and Canada and is distributed on regional and national cable television networks with a focus on business news and information. More information is available at todayinamericatv.com or on the Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

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