Guests for October 28, 2011
Guests will include Redd Foxx biographer Michael Starr, business trend spotter Harry Dent and Ventura City Council Candidate Melody Baker.
I'm the host of The Bill Frank Radio Show. interview thought leaders in business, entertainment, sports, politics, technology and local California issues. The program broadcasts at 11 o'clock am to 1 o'clock pm Pacific time every Sunday on KVTA AM 1520 or on the Internet at BrainStorminOnline.com.
While the show is broadcast locally in Ventura County, CA, the guests have national—and international—appeal. I have listeners from all 50 states and the District of Columbia in the United States and over 125 countries.
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Guests will include Redd Foxx biographer Michael Starr, business trend spotter Harry Dent and Ventura City Council Candidate Melody Baker.
Sherry Laskin is a travel writer and consultant who harkens back to the golden age of travel. She describes her world adventure of traveling between several continents without flying on an airplane.
Marc Eliot is a celebrity biographer who is known for his biography of Ronald Reagan during his Hollywood years, among many others. He’s turned his attention to one of America’s legendary movie stars known as much for his turbulent life off screen as his movies. We examine the biography of Steve McQueen.
Ken Armstrong is an investigative journalist for The Seattle Times who, with his writing partner, exposed how a community’s blind embrace of a college football team compromised judges, prosecutors, police agencies, an entire university and the media. We discuss his book Scoreboard, Baby.
Guests include celebrity biographer Marc Eliot, investigative reporter Ken Armstrong and Cruise Maven Sherri Laskin.
Terrence Craig works with Big Data and has come to the conclusion that Big Data allows “stupid people to be stupid much faster.” We examine the precarious state of Privacy from inside the Big Data industry from his book Privacy and Big Data.