Keith Oppenheim
CommentatorKeith Oppenheim, Associate Professor in Broadcast Media Production at Champlain College, has been with the college since 2014. Prior to that, he coordinated the broadcasting program at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan (near Grand Rapids). Keith was a correspondent for CNN for 11 years and worked as a television news reporter in Providence, Scranton, Sacramento and Detroit. He produces documentaries, and his latest project, Noyana - Singing at the end of life, tells the story of a Vermont choir that sings to hospice patients.
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Sometimes, you just know you're having a life-changing experience. In my case, it was a chance in early July to teach Russian college students about media鈥� -
Over time, broadcast television has lost some of its power. Except for the Super Bowl, we simply don't gather in front of our TV sets like we used to. But鈥� -
In 11 years of reporting for CNN, I did my share of stories on abortion. And when the day-after abortion pill became available, I remember thinking that鈥� -
I鈥檝e been teaching for 10 years now and I鈥檓 just finishing up my 5th year at Champlain College. In my work, I get to connect with young people in a very鈥� -
I recently went with my family to a dark, icy street in the Old North End of Burlington, where we found ourselves walking up a couple flights of back鈥� -
A couple months ago, I clicked on one of those listicles you see online. In this case, it was something like 10 things you didn鈥檛 know about the 1960鈥檚 TV鈥� -
It was the first day of winter and the sun was out. My wife Susan and I took our dog Noel for a hike up Mt. Philo. Noel, ever the social animal, kept鈥� -
My wife and I went to Burlington鈥檚 Flynn Theater and watched as Joe Biden took the stage with author Jodi Picoult .First thing to keep in mind is that鈥� -
Quick recap: White House correspondent Jim Acosta has been a fly in the president鈥檚 ointment for a while. It鈥檚 no secret not everyone loves him as a鈥�
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When it comes to this year鈥檚 Vermont Governor鈥檚 race, I鈥檓 among those voters who still can鈥檛 decide between the two major party candidates.Back in August鈥�
