
A Hot Dog Program
A Hot Dog Program

Rick Sebak is an American public broadcasting television producer, writer and narrator who lives and works in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States. Rick makes unusual television programs. His slightly wacky documentaries celebrate various aspects of modern American life and the unexpected charms of Pittsburgh. Audiences have learned to recognize his friendly narrative style and the unusual topics that he obviously loves. Sebak is the creator of the "scrapbook documentary" genre, many of which he has created for WQED and PBS. This scrapbook style incorporates lots of old films, home movies, postcards, old photos and memorabilia of all sorts. Rick does not appear on-camera in these programs, but audiences have learned to recognize his voice and distinctive narrative style.
Born: 1953-06-05 in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, United States of America
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A Hot Dog Program

Shore Things

Sandwiches That You Will Like

Return to Downtown Pittsburgh

An Ice Cream Show

Things That Aren't There Anymore

Great Old Amusement Parks

A Program About Unusual Buildings & Other Roadside Stuff

A Cemetery Special

Downtown Pittsburgh

Breakfast Special 2: Revenge of the Omelets

The Strip Show

Something About Oakland

A Flea Market Documentary

Invented, Engineered, and Pioneered in Pittsburgh

To Market To Market To Buy A Fat Pig

A Few Good Pie Places

The Mon, The Al & The O

no more room in hell

Houses Around Here
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