Open Hearing (American TV program)

Open Hearing was a public affairs television program that aired on NBC from 1954 to 1957. The program featured discussions of important political and social issues of the time, often involving government officials, policy experts, and members of the public. It distinguished itself by presenting diverse viewpoints and fostering debate on complex topics. Open Hearing was a significant example of early public affairs programming on American television, reflecting a commitment to informing the public and promoting civic engagement. The show was known for its serious tone and its focus on in-depth analysis rather than sensationalism.