We are particularly interested in illuminating the prerequisites of a free society. We place some emphasis on projects that examine the role of government and explain the interrelationship of economic, personal and political freedom. Intellectual content is the defining characteristic of our work. We aim to offer the consumer serious, thoughtful pieces. The challenge is to do so in an entertaining manner.
People enjoy mass media and TV in particular because it demands little other than a person's time.
What motivates us is the challenge to create content rich programs that retain the entertainment factor that makes TV appealing to millions of viewers. The trend is toward creative uniformity and lowest common denominator content in mass media journalism as well as entertainment. This is not a healthy trend in a free society. Political correctness accounts for the exclusion of some intellectual perspectives and the attention span of viewers leads to truncation of complex information. Ways must be found to minimize the effects of both of these manifestations of the creative process.