Paul Herlinger

Through Whit’s new invention, the Micro-stimulator, Eugene takes a fantastic voyage through his own circulatory system and makes an alarming discovery. Forced to reevaluate how he’ll spend the remaining days of his life, he sets in motion a chain of events that includes a bank heist, a ticking bomb, and a strangely familiar window washer!

When a mysterious old treasure map shows up in Odyssey, Mr. Whittaker, Dylan, Connie, and Eugene embark on a perilous, action-packed journey that leads them to the caves of Qumran in Palestine. Will it be gold and riches--or tragedy?

Can it be true? Is there a murderer loose in Odyssey? Despite a warning to be careful what they put into their minds, watching a horror movie leads Connie's and Dylan's imaginations into wild areas that put them in danger.

When the new kid in town isn’t exactly cool, what’s a guy to do? Being nice is one thing, but letting him hang around with you . . . well, that’s another thing entirely. Can Dylan see past Elliot’s “nerdy” actions to his inner value? A critical choice and a powerful lesson await in this exciting tale of friendship and love.

Whit is working on a secret new invention—but Dylan and his friend Sal can’t stand the suspense of not knowing what it is. When they disregard Whit’s instructions and sneak into his workshop, the boys trigger a surprising series of events that could lead to disaster for Whit’s End . . . and Mr. Whittaker! It’s a wild ride as Dylan and Sal find themselves trapped in a world of their own making. Now, they must frantically race the clock to try to undo the mess they’ve made of things.

Half-hour special on the environmental and cultural significance of the Columbia River as seen by inhabitants along the river. Broadcast by public television stations in Washington and Oregon, and released through EEN, 1979. Winner, local Emmy for Outstanding Program Achievement, 1978.

Wisconsin has a remarkable heritage with trains, and is looking at an even more promising future. However this future is now in jeopardy as larger modern trains continue running over an aged rail system that was never designed for this type of weight. The result, a dramatic decrease in speed and increase in derailments costing the railroad thousands of dollars every year! Wisconsin & Southern Railroad has developed a multi-year rail upgrade plan. This plan will replace the aged rail network with new heavier track capable of handling the growing demands of Wisconsin's rail future.