Connecting Communities to the World Through Streaming

Streaming has changed more than how we watch television; it has changed who gets to tell the stories. Major platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, YouTube, and Amazon Prime Video have transformed entertainment, while RHStv is creating space for stories that might never appear on a national network.

Traditional television has long been defined by programming schedules, geographic boundaries, and limited airtime. Streaming has rewritten those rules, giving audiences the freedom to watch what they want, when they want, on virtually any device. More importantly, it has created opportunities for local voices to reach audiences far beyond their hometowns.

People Crave Authentic Stories

Today’s viewers are looking for authenticity. They want to hear from local chefs, entrepreneurs, artists, influencers, nonprofit leaders, musicians, and community advocates whose experiences feel genuine and relatable. These stories build trust because they reflect the people and places that shape our everyday lives.

A Platform Built for Community Voices

RHStv was created with that vision in mind. The network brings together programming that reflects the people, passions, and organizations uniting local communities. Whether it’s sharing recipes and local flavors on Chef Brian’s Kitchen, Healthy Meals in Minutes, VooDoo Underground, and Will Rap for Food ; exploring the region on Good Life Tampa Bay; diving into late-night conversations on Oh Yeah?! Show with David Downing; traveling the nation on Burn the Script and Undiscovered America, highlighting nonprofit missions on Habicast, Voices of Impact and The Nonprofit Collective; or featuring inspiring individuals on Headlines & High Heels, Unscripted Success, and In the Bed with Babs, every series is rooted in authentic storytelling and real connections.

Streaming isn’t just transforming entertainment; it’s changing advertising, too. Connected TV (CTV) helps businesses reach engaged audiences on the biggest screen in the home with targeted, measurable campaigns that build awareness and connect brands with local viewers.

Streaming has removed the barriers that once kept local content local. A show produced in one community can now be watched across the country, or around the world.

Instead of waiting for a national spotlight, communities can create their own. Every story has the potential to resonate with someone, no matter where viewers live.

Ready to share your story? Email in**@***************ng.com to schedule a tour of the Red House Streaming studios or learn how you can be featured on RHStv, distribute your existing series, or develop and host a new show.

The RHStv app is available for free on the web, mobile devices, Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and Samsung devices.