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Uprise RI is on cable television

Uprise RI is expanding into television on cable access. Hosted by Jennifer Siciliano and produced by Grant Metts, The Uprising can be seen on Statewide InterConnect A, Channel 13 on Cox, on Thursdays at 6:30pm. In the Providence area the show can be seen on Cox Channel 18 on Tuesdays at 2pm. People with Verizon can watch the program anywhere
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Published on February 9, 2019
By Uprise RI

Uprise RI is expanding into television on cable access. Hosted by Jennifer Siciliano and produced by Grant Metts, The Uprising can be seen on Statewide InterConnect A, Channel 13 on Cox, on Thursdays at 6:30pm.

In the Providence area the show can be seen on Cox Channel 18 on Tuesdays at 2pm. People with Verizon can watch the program anywhere in the state on Channel 38 on Tuesdays at 2pm

Tuning in this month will get you the third episode. Below is the first episode where Jennifer sits down with Providence City Councilors Mary Kay Harris (Ward 11) and Rachel Miller (Ward 13).

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