Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Penda Sports in a sports-talk program on the HTN (Harvest Television Network) Channel that serves Clark County, Champaign County, and Greene County in Ohio. It is hosted by Bryant Billing and Casey Matteson, who are also both sports writers for the Penda Publishing Company's newspapers, including The Springfield Paper.The show debuted on March 15, 2010 and is aimed at providing a local television show area athletes and sports fans in discussing local sports. However, the show was designed as a sports debate/discussion show, as the hosts of the show will introduce a topic, and the discuss the topic, usually at length. Local high school athletics are the main point of discussion, with surrounding collegiate athletics also being discussed.It is recorded at 5 p.m. every Tuesday at HTN Channel's studios in downtown Springfield, Ohio. The recording is aired on HTNChannel.com's live feed, and the episodes are immediately made available after filming and processing for on-demand viewing.The show is loosely designed after ESPN's Pardon the Interruption.. }
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- Penda_Sports abstract "Penda Sports in a sports-talk program on the HTN (Harvest Television Network) Channel that serves Clark County, Champaign County, and Greene County in Ohio. It is hosted by Bryant Billing and Casey Matteson, who are also both sports writers for the Penda Publishing Company's newspapers, including The Springfield Paper.The show debuted on March 15, 2010 and is aimed at providing a local television show area athletes and sports fans in discussing local sports. However, the show was designed as a sports debate/discussion show, as the hosts of the show will introduce a topic, and the discuss the topic, usually at length. Local high school athletics are the main point of discussion, with surrounding collegiate athletics also being discussed.It is recorded at 5 p.m. every Tuesday at HTN Channel's studios in downtown Springfield, Ohio. The recording is aired on HTNChannel.com's live feed, and the episodes are immediately made available after filming and processing for on-demand viewing.The show is loosely designed after ESPN's Pardon the Interruption.".