Background
Voyageur Media Group, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the creation of public media projects about science, history and culture. Our primary geographic focus extends from the Ohio River Valley to the Great Lakes. Voyageur's production team travels throughout these regions to gather research, document investigations and conduct interviews with experts from a diverse range of backgrounds and professional fields.

Voyageur's media archive includes a host of award-winning documentaries, books and educational projects, including Sacred Spaces of Greater Cincinnati, The Kentucky Archaeology series; Ohio Archaeology: An Illustrated Chronicle of Ohio's Ancient American Indian Cultures, the "Ancient Ohio" art series, The Will to Read: Estel Sizemore's Story and Searching for the Great Hopewell Road. Our books and documentaries often include a companion website with educational resources designed for viewers, teachers and students.

Tom Law (President), Owner, Pangea Productions Ltd.

Meg Hanrahan (Vice President), Owner, megrahan media.

Larry Nurre (Treasurer), CPA, Mischler & Nurre.

Beth Fowler (President), Owner, Slave to Video Productions.

Amy Banister, Head, Public Relations, Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.

Sarah Evans, Co-owner, Central Coast Dive Center; former Mayor, City of Madeira.

Steve Gillen, Member and Attorney, Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald, PLLC.

Joanne Grueter, Director, New Media, CET

Rebecca Hawkins, Partner, Algonquin Consultants, Inc.

Kim Mlinek, Senior Producer/Director/Editor, CET

Voyageur provides its programs to national and regional public television stations for broadcast and distribution to schools via statewide instructional television systems. We attempt to gather premiere broadcast dates for posting on this website, but check your local public television station for broadcast dates and times. Voyageur's programs often repeat for several decades.

Yes. You may record any program off-air (broadcast or cable) for personal use. Voyageur's programs are also provided to public television stations with unlimited educational rights, which allows teachers to secure the program through various distrubution systems for classroom and educational uses. Public education is our mission.

Yes. Voyageur is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. We accept contributions for the development of our educational media projects. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent of state and federal law.

Voyageur's Board of Trustees selects projects through a formal presentation process. Project Directors, who are responsible for fundraising, project development and reporting, present concepts to the Board of Trustees at quarterly meetings. The merits of these proposals are reviewed using such criteria as public need, our core mission, content and creativity, funding feasibility, educational outreach, co-production alliances and a clear path for public distribution.

Voyageur does not solicit formal project proposals, but our production team would be glad to listen to your ideas for public media projects about science, history, art or culture. We have accumulated plenty of experience along the production road, and may be able to provide you with some relevant advice. Voyageur's door is also open to organizations that seek a vendor or co-production partner for their public media projects.