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News
My brother David sent me a message the other day asking if I was the mayor of Sitka yet. Well, I don’t think I’m cut out for local politics but I did get myself on the front page of the Daily Sitka Sentinel. It was a little bit thrilling to be front page news but I have to keep it in perspective. The headline photo in yesterday’s paper was a guy laying the chalk lines on the field at Sitka High School. My fifteen minutes of fame are definitely up.
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Cable House -- Home of KCAW 104.7 Raven Radio, Sitka, AK - Click to enlarge
Very candid shot of me with Raven Radio host Robert Woolsey - Click to enlarge
Tuesday morning I was invited to do a radio interview at the local public radio station KCAW 104.7 aka Raven Radio. The interview took up the 10-minute local news block during NPR’s Morning Edition which made me feel like something of a VIC –Very Important Caller!
Link to Radio Interview at end of Article
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Susan Michaels and R. Lee Ermey filming on Iwo Jima Click PIC to enlarge
It’s all in a day’s — make that a fortnight’s — work for your favorite non-fiction TV writer.
Tonight on the Military History Channel at 10pm you can catch my fabulous Pentagon documentary written for the cranky yet lovable Gunnery Sergeant R. Lee Ermey. If you know me, listen for the subtle clues that the archetypal hawkish Gunny’s words came out of the mind of a liberal, pacifist mom.
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Spot411
Produced for Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Spot411 and The Cimarron Group
“Spot411 is an interactive entertainment application…”
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Abraham Lincoln's Chin
From The History Channel:
“Faces…and facts…fleshed out from the grave. Unprecedented technology brings to life extraordinary mirror images and powerful last impressions of history’s most powerful men.
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Thanksgiving Contra Dance
Susan Michaels will be calling…
Thanksgiving Special at the Brentwood Contra Dance Saturday, November 28th, 2009.
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KPCC 89.3 FM in Los Angeles: “Contradancing: A Living, Swinging Tradition”
Correspondent Jackson Musker form KPCC 89.3 FM Radio in Los Angeles, CA interviews Susan Michaels as she celebrates 20 years of Contra Dancing.
“Every weekend in LA, hundreds of people gather to participate in the oldest dance in the American canon—Contradancing. This isn’t a reenactment; it’s a living tradition, and it’s open to all comers. Correspondent Jackson Musker put on his dancing shoes and joined the throng at a recent Contradance in Brentwood, California led by longtime caller Susan Michaels”
LISTEN to the Radio Interview: A Living, Swinging Tradition
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