With Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Carolyn Long at a recent KARK-TV reunion.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Country Fried Home Videos
Country Fried Home Videos Comedian Bill Engvall hosts CMT's new half-hour series, Country Fried Home Videos. The series features real home videos shot by real people, showing what real Americans do for fun. "Country Fried Home Videos is pure, escapist entertainment that allows our viewers to have starring roles in some of funniest and most incredible videos you'll ever see. In this segement David Settlemoir and myself told the story of a guy from Newport Arkansas going through the automatic carwash in the back of a friends pick up truck. Eli Dobbs is shooting the crew standing around.Bob Dotson/NBC News
NBC News Correspondent Bob Dotson has a unique approach. He searches the neglected corners of our country, seeking the extraordinary in ordinary lives.
"Stories only happen to people who are allowed to tell them," says Dotson. "I look for the kind of guy who may never run for mayor, or go to the moon, or transplant a heart, but whose story may touch a viewer's heart."
His special reports, "American Story with Bob Dotson," are seen on the Today Show and other NBC News programs. He was also the writer and host of "Bob Dotson's America," a series of half-hour programs on the Travel Channel and the author of two books, one for aspiring journalists, "Make it Memorable," (Bonus Books, 2000); the other a memoir, "In Pursuit of the American Dream," (Athenaeum, NY, 1985.) His literary work won the George Washington Honor Medal for excellence.
"Stories only happen to people who are allowed to tell them," says Dotson. "I look for the kind of guy who may never run for mayor, or go to the moon, or transplant a heart, but whose story may touch a viewer's heart."
His special reports, "American Story with Bob Dotson," are seen on the Today Show and other NBC News programs. He was also the writer and host of "Bob Dotson's America," a series of half-hour programs on the Travel Channel and the author of two books, one for aspiring journalists, "Make it Memorable," (Bonus Books, 2000); the other a memoir, "In Pursuit of the American Dream," (Athenaeum, NY, 1985.) His literary work won the George Washington Honor Medal for excellence.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Don Teague/NBC News
I spent a couple of days with Don Teague down in Shreveport Louisiana. Don is the NBC News correspondent based in the network’s Dallas bureau. He was doing a story on Louisiana's Hollywood. We interviewed Meg Ryan and Antonio Banderas on the movie set of "Homeland Security". Don, a filmmaker himself has written, produced, and was the cinematographer on a feature called "Song of Songs". http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1645826/ Not only is he talented, but he's a real nice guy.
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