Within you will find a fair representative sampling of my abilities and their application. I am equally versed in the realms of feature and news writing, print and broadcast work, content marketing, brand journalism, and all aspects of Marketing, PR and Communications.
I will constantly be adding previous works as they are unearthed, and new material as I creatively go forth. But as I've written about countless subjects and topics, and developed content-based marketing initiatives for practically every segment of business imaginable, feel free to contact me about your unique demands in the editorial or copywriting realms. If you have a story that needs telling, I'll help you tell it. Thanks.
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The natural resources that fuel much of our electric power are limited. What if they run out someday? Will we have to turn out the lights forever? Well, s...
“Is that your final answer?” The phrase has insinuated itself into our collective vocabulary like no other since the days of “Where’s the beef?” Surely Regis...
Poinsettia’s have become a holiday tradition…so has throwing them out a few weeks later. But with a little TLC and these handy tips, they can live to bloom ...
You just figured out a balance between kids and career…now your parents need help, too. What will you do?...
Hired as an Editor/Writer at Internet start-up, Mom.com, I was --as one of my colleagues referred to me-- "the rooster in a hen house." My distaff gender wa...
From the over-hyped "Brian Is Back" campaign of the late '70s to the present day, Wilson's live appearances have consisted of little more than token cameos a...
The late, lamented Mom.com, the Internet's first site devoted to the all-encompassing needs of mothers, was planning a big editiorial push for Mother's Day 1...
When producing radio programming weeks or even months ahead of its scheduled air date, often the media buys (aka the national commercials in the show) were n...
Of all the syndicated and network radio series I produced, one of my favorites was "Lee Arnold on a Country Road." Lee had the distinction of bringing the c...
Circa 1983, a group of colleagues (Paul Hall, Jim Hampton, Ken Draper) and myself were all working together at a radio syndication firm in Los Angeles. We wo...
In one of those improbable, only-happens-in-showbiz stories, I started working as a writer-producer for Casey Kasem's "American Top 40" in my late teens. It...
