TELEVISION AND FILM    
     

Recent (2006-2007):

Arte Cultural Channel: Prime Time Germany and France “25 and Over”
Vanity Insanity: Prime Time TV- Canada & Global
 
In 2004 Matuschka appeared on Boston's Public TV Station
Greater Boston with Emily Rooney.

An interview with the artist aired on the Public Radio Program,
The Front Porch (NHPR) with John Walters,
October 2004.

Reaching a wide audience through television, the artist has
been featured in the PBS Health Chronicles "From Heart Break
to Hope". She was also a Special guest on Scottish Women,
Glasgow, Scotland. Matuschka has been a guest on
ABC's World News Tonight, Peter Jennings' Person of the
Week
, CBS This Morning, Good Morning America, CNN's
Sonya Live, Ted Kopel's Niteline, The Charlie Rose Show and
Lifetime's Queen's Show.

Additionally, she has appeared on the Phil Donahue Show, The Maurey Povich Show, John and Leeza, The Home Show, the Jerry Springer Show, VH-1's Fashion TV with Jeannie Becker, The Rolanda Show, The Leeza Show, "One in Nine" a Breast Cancer Alert on Fox Five, AM Philadelphia, Extra and Inside Edition.
 
The Canadian film "Exposure" narrated by Olivia Newton John
and released internationally in 1997 features numerous activists, scientists and doctors concerned with the environmental link to
disease. Among those portrayed are Matuschka, Rachel Carson,
Bella Abzug and Dr. Devera Davis.
 
In Germany and Holland, Matuschka has been a guest on the
prestigious television programs "People Behind the Headlines,"
Premiere, Schreinmakers and Nachtshow among many others.
In 1992 the artist was featured in the documentary film
Part Time God which opened at the Dutch Documentary film festival.
 
In 1998 the artist and her work was featured in a made for TV movie
for German TV (ZDF) "Life Is the Main Thing" which aired
in 1999 and was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC,
December 1999.
 
Profiles on the artist aired on "Extra" and "Inside Edition" in 1999.
and Matuschka appeared again on the Leeza show in 2000.
Phil Donahue invited her back in 2002 to be on his new
show on MSNBC.