Whitman-Hanson Community Access Television (WHCA) is committed to providing our community with accessible and engaging content. To better serve the residents of Whitman and Hanson, we have restructured our online video distribution to mirror our cable channels, ensuring that all programming is easily accessible and not overshadowed by other content.

Starting January 1, 2025, we have launched three new dedicated YouTube channels:

• Whitman Government Access: Stay informed with town meetings, public hearings, and committee sessions specific to Whitman.
• Hanson Government Access: Access town meetings, public hearings, and committee sessions specific to Hanson.
• Educational Access: Explore school committee meetings, student productions, and educational workshops.

WHCA’s original YouTube Channel will continue to feature WHCA’s original programming, community events, and public interest content.

This strategic realignment is designed to enhance your viewing experience by making it easier to find and subscribe to the content that matters most to you.

We invite you to visit WHCA.tv to explore these new channels and stay connected with the programming that keeps our community informed and engaged.

By focusing on optimizing content accessibility and aligning our online presence with our cable offerings, we aim to provide a more streamlined and user-friendly experience for all viewers.

Find WHCA’s press release regarding these new YouTube channels at the preceding link.
Direct any questions to Director@WHCA.tv

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We swear by little (backup) audio recorders like this one.  This audio recorder has a great pickup range and if/when something goes wrong, this little audio recorder can carry the production while technical issues are resolved.

There are several boards and committees who use an audio recorder like this to record their meetings, then WHCA is able to add a video element to that audio coverage and share it on cable and YouTube for viewers in Whitman-Hanson to review.  If you’re looking for a simple audio recorder there’s a lot out there like the Sony ICD-UX570 Digital Voice Recorder which we’re showing, but this one has proven to have great sound quality to us, and it therefore bears our recommendation.

To learn more about how can share your content with WHCA for broadcast, head over to our “Submit Content” page.