11/10/2025
American Veterans Media Documentaries airings on Pennsylvania Cable Network and Philly Cable in November to celebrate Veterans Month.
American Veterans Media Documentary Films Screening schedule throughout the month of November (Veterans Month) on Philadelphia Cable throughout The City of Philadelphia on Xfinity 66/966HD | Fios TV 29/30 | Roku | Apple TV
Lads of Swampoodle every Saturday at 6 A.M. (starting tomorrow)
Edison 64 every Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. (starting Nov. 5th)
Remember The 27 Crusaders every Thurs 2:00 P.M. (start Nov. 6th)
www.AmericanVeteransMedia.org
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American Veterans Media “Edison 64”, “The Lads of Swampoodle”, Gold Star Family Documentary “Ask Me About My Hero” Documentary Films are now available to watch on The Pennsylvania Cable Network on PCN Select anytime anywhere.
"Ask Me About My Hero" (Gold Star Family Documentary:
PCN Select Video - Ask Me About My Hero, American Veterans Media
“Edison 64” Documentary Film:
PCN Select Video - Edison 64, American Veterans Media
“Lads of Swampoodle” Documentary Film:
PCN Select Video - The Lads of Swampoodle, American Veterans Media
American Veterans Media Documentary Films Playlist:
PCN Select - Playlist: amvet_media
Edison 64 Synopsis:
Edison 64 explores the impact of De-industrialization on North Philadelphia, race relations and civil unrest in Philadelphia in the 1960’s, gangs and early obstacles that many of the students endured throughout their youth; their time spent at Thomas Edison High School; their military service and subsequent deaths; the aftermath of their deaths on their families, communities, friends, and service members that they served with in Vietnam; long-term collateral damage to the aforementioned groups; and their enduring legacy and why monuments and memorials to slain service members are so important.
Lads of Swampoodle Synopsis:
"The Lads from Swampoodle" is the story of a group of friends, primarily Irish and Italian Catholics that grew up in The Swampoodle section of Philadelphia in the 1950's and 1960's then served in Vietnam and remained lifelong friends and a support group for each other after The War and over the course of the rest of their lives. The story explores the history of Swampoodle, the milieu they grew up in, their relationships with each other, their community and church, the impact of de-industrialization on their community, family and friends, the trauma of war and long-term collateral damage of war. The film also explores the residents of Swampoodle and Catholic Philadelphia’s long rich history of military service and commitment dating back to The Revolutionary War.
