Mike Cuthbert, Host of Prime Time Radio, a one-hour weekly interview program that focuses on the wide-ranging interests and concerns of Americans 40 and older, is a skilled interviewer and acute listener whose thorough preparation surprises and delights his guests. Mike converses intelligently, provocatively, and easily with celebrities, politicians, academics, and bureaucrats, drawing out their personalities and weaving their insights and expertise into stimulating discussions.
A native of Wisconsin, Mike holds a master’s degree in music and education. His nearly 40 years in radio began in Beloit, Wisconsin. Mike then moved to Washington, D.C., where he led the development of WGMS into one of the nation’s leading classical music radio stations. His talk-radio career began at WRC in Washington and has included top-rated WRKO in Boston, WCKY in Cincinnati, where he was designated “Best Talk Show Host,” and public radio’s WAMU in Washington, where he was recognized with a number of broadcasting awards. Married with four grown children and one grandchild, Mike also conducts a local concert band.
Click HERE to listen to Mike’s recent interview with Stacy Keach.
Mike Cuthbert hosted the hour-long Town Hall from AARP with President Obama on July 28, 2009. Watch HERE.
Jennifer Pulley explores the newest advances from NASA and the aerospace community as the host of Discovery Now. She presents daily ninety-second radio segments featuring highlights in technology, science, history, innovations, research, and inventions from the aerospace industry, worldwide
Jennifer Pulley is a speech communications and early education graduate from University of Richmond who works as a freelance actor, model, spokesperson and producer.
In addition to her work on Discovery Now, she has also hosted Emmy Award winning programs such as NASA’s Destination Tomorrow, NASA 360, and NASA CONNECT.
She’s also had roles on Discovery Channel’s “The New Detectives” and “A Haunting.” She also performs in numerous commercials, radio and print work for national companies such as JCPenney, Clorox, Anheuser Busch and Wal-Mart.
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Stephanie Guyer-Stevens of Outer Voices (The Hula Lesson, Girls from Cambodia, The Story of Lata, Kawthoolei, The Price of Rice) talks about how she got funds for her international documentaries on Dmae Roberts blog.
Since 2003, Stephanie Guyer-Stevens has been the executive producer of Outer Voices, a radio documentary series about women leaders in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. She just wrapped up her fifth documentary called “The Price of Rice”—a profile of Vietnamese environmental leader, Tranh Thi Lanh. Stephanie talks about how she’s been able to fund her international projects.
Check out Stephanie’s funding story and other posts on Dmae’s FUNDING YOUR BLISS.
For 25 years, Dmae Roberts has made a living producing and writing award-winning radio programs and stage plays. She has successfully navigated the non-profit world to fund her artistic projects and created an independent business as a freelance writer and producer. Funding Your Bliss highlights some of her experiences and offers helpful hints and success stories from her own life as well as others in creative class professions.
Stuart McLean, host of CBC Radio program The Vinyl Cafe, is a best-selling author, award-winning journalist and humorist.
Named CBC’s Best Program of the Year in 2006, and Best Network Music and Performance Weekly Program in 2005, 2006 and 2007, The Vinyl Cafe is a mix of music and spoken word. Humorous fiction and short, whimsical essays paired with performances from both up-and-coming and established singer-songwriters. Many of the shows are recorded live in front of an audience.
More than 700,000 people listen to The Vinyl Cafe every weekend on CBC Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio and on a growing number of Public Radio stations in the United States. The program is also broadcast on an occasional basis on the BBC. (more…)
Creative PR attended the Sheryl Flowers memorial service which was held at today, July 8, 2009, at the Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, 4718 W. Washington Blvd., in Los Angles, CA.
Sheryl Flowers was the Director of Communications for The Smiley Group, Inc., a communications company founded by Smiley. But until May 2009 she had spent nearly five years as the executive producer of The Tavis Smiley Show distributed by Public Radio International (PRI) and prior to that was the senior supervising producer of The Tavis Smiley Show from National Public Radio (NPR) from 2002-2004.
Special guests at the Memorial included:
Tavis Smiley, The Tavis Smiley Show from PRI
Dr. Cornel West, Professor, Princeton University
Verna Avery-Brown, Pacifica Radio, Washington Bureau Chief
For the Press Release about Sheryl Flowers click here.
