Cablecast on MNN HD, BronxNet and the Emmy-winning BRIC HD network, Junk and Jam Live is the award-winning variety broadcast series, acclaimed for its creative segments, thoughtful interviews, and electric performances.
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JUNK AND JAM LIVE
2025
MANHATTAN CABLE
Spectrum 1993
SUNDAY OCT. 26, 2025 5:30 PM EDT
SUNDAY NOV. 9, 2025 5:30 PM EDT
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Optimum 70 | FiOs 2136
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Spectrum:1993 | Optimum: 951 | Verizon: 47
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Christopher Albert is Cracked!
Award-Nominated Short Film on Childhood, Addiction & Survival
In this raw and unconventional comedic short film documentary, filmmaker Christopher Albert De La Roa revisits his 1980s Brooklyn childhood, growing up in a household deeply affected by crack addiction and drug abuse.
Featuring Dr. Alex Vitale, Professor of Sociology at Brooklyn College and coordinator of the Policing and Social Justice Project, this thought-provoking film blends humor with powerful social commentary on the impact of addiction and systemic issues.
An official selection and nominee at multiple film festivals, including the Olive-Harvey College Criminal Justice Short Film Fest 2024 and A Royal Chance Film Festival 2024, this must-watch piece offers a unique and deeply personal perspective.
Hosted by producer and performer, Christopher Albert, Junk and Jam Live - as originated in Los Angeles - offers its growing audience engaging interviews and telecasts that exist to celebrate the incredible, diverse voices who work tirelessly to inspire and uplift others through their work.
Junk and Jam Live is an entertaining and insightful, locally broadcast program that highlights the impressive projects and noteworthy contributions of today’s most talented, groundbreaking artists, entrepreneurs, activists, and professionals of all kinds – and underscores the incredible journey that inspired them to get to where they are now.
The Junk and Jam Series is filmed, recorded and produced at the beautiful facilities of Manhattan Neighborhood Network, New York City, and is broadcast on MNN - Manhattan, BRIC B Free TV - Brooklyn, and Bronxnet - Bronx.