ViewThisHome.com Launches a Real Estate TV Program!

Charleston, SC (PRWEB) October 8, 2009 —ViewThisHome.com launched 18 months ago by Ken Earnhardt and Darlene Smith. The website hosts property videos created and uploaded by its members at no cost. The website is a search engine for property video nationwide and internationally. View This Home has also established itself as a unique multimedia platform for advertisers.

WLCN HD TV began broadcasting in the Charleston, South Carolina, area on June 12th, 2009. WLCN HD is a community-oriented TV station delivering specialized programming that informs and entertains the people of Charleston and the surrounding communities. WLCN HD is located at 18 on your digital TV dial. WLCN HD is available both over the air and on cable and satellite providers.

Three weeks ago ViewThisHome.com began collaborating with WLCN to develop a TV program. View This Home was created to connect real estate agents and service providers to their community as well as educate and entertain. The TV program will air Thursdays at 7pm. The hosts will be Darlene Smith, Ken Earnhardt, and Kimberly Beasley, as well as special guest hosts. The program will be live on WLCNTV.com.

The hosts of View This Home will interview real estate agents. The agents will be able to showcase their listings with photos and video using the latest technology. Real estate service providers will also be interviewed on the show. They will discuss their services and products that benefit real estate agents, home buyers, home sellers and the general public. 

View This Home will have a segment that follows a heartwarming story in the local community. The first story will follow Randy Burch as the community of Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, joins together in an effort to get him into a home. Tune in Thursday October 15^th to hear the story. The interview guest will be from United Methodist Relief Center. 

Live call in shows and questions from Facebook and Twitter are future segments that will be added to the show. Real estate agents from around the country will also be interviewed through Skype.