On Nov. 23rd at 8:00 pm. EST we welcome to the show rock&roll photographer Michael Strider.
Strider began his career over two
decades ago working as a regional director for Ted Nugent's wildlife
organization. Strider's life changed
when Ted gave a photo pass for his show to one of Strider’s friends. His friend
couldn’t make it, but Strider did and the world of “Rock n’ Roll” Photography
changed forever. Strider found his
passion, developing his own style, techniques and brand of photography.
Strider's lucrative career photographing the mayhem of rock legends such as
KISS, VAN HALEN, GWEN STEFANI, THE FOO FIGHTERS, BON JOVI, AC/DC, BRUCE
SPRINGSTEEN, METALLICA, LENNY KRAVITZ and countless others, has made Strider a
renowned authority and expert in various styles of shooting.
Today Strider spends much of his
time working with Hollywood actors, Supermodels and fashion models. He's
also a freelancer for the largest photo agency in the world, Getty
Images. Some of his clients have included CNN, TIME. Nickelodeon and Time
Warner Cable to mention a few. He recently joined forces with Ludus LLC (theludus.com).
Ludus LLC is a business training and development company designed to train
professionals in mastering their chosen trade and taking their business to the
next level. Partnering with Ludus, Strider will be teaching the knowledge of
his 20 year career to aspiring and seasoned photographers, actors, actresses,
fashion models and anyone else who wants to learn the art of successful
photography behind and in front of the camera.
Nov 25th at 5:00 pm
Allison Burnett returns to the show on Nov. 25th at 5:00pm. EST to announce the cast of his latest film UNDISCOVERED GYRL.
Burnett is a screenwriter and novelist. His film credits include: Red Meat, Autumn in New York, Resurrecting the Champ, Untraceable, Fame, Gone and Underworld Awakening. His novels are the trilogy of Christopher, The House Beautiful and Death By Sunshine. As well as Undiscovered Gyrl, which Allison will be directing later this year as an independent film.
Dec.4th at 8:00pm. EST
Singer/Songwriter/Recording Artist/Producer/Rock Diva
Originally
from Saginaw, Michigan, vocalist Laurie Beebe Lewis (Laurie Seaman) has
had a wonderful musical career & collaborated with many popular 60s
groups. Laurie, with sister Jinny Seaman on bass and their band Pitche
Blende, frequently toured with Bob Seger, Alice Cooper and Ted Neugent
in the early 1970's. Laurie became a member of “The Buckinghams” in 1983
and they released an album entitled "A Matter of Time." She also
recorded an album in 1997 with Gary Puckett entitled "Is This Love."
Laurie
joined “The Mamas and the Papas” in 1986 and toured with them both
nationally and internationally as a replacement for her friend
actress/singer, McKenzie Phillips. Later on, Spanky McFarlane reformed
“Spanky and Our Gang” and featured Laurie as part of the gang along with
some of the original members from the ‘60’s. Presently, Laurie writes
and records in her studio with husband Chuck Lewis, and performs with
her band “Queen Divas of the Universe” featuring Roni Lee Their 2012
Rock Christmas CD “All Wrapped Up In Christmas”, produced and arranged
by Laurie, is available on iTunes and various other music sites.
Dec 17th at 8:00pm EST
Moe’s life and taste is defined by one word: “fabulous.”
Morris “Moe” Prigoff is a quick-witted, dapper gentleman who has been
a collector of contemporary furniture and antiques for over thirty
years. After 10 years of selling his classic pieces all over Dallas, Moe
has established an exclusive antique store called “River Regency
Modern” full of classic furniture designs and fashionable art.
With his easy smile this high-energy old man holds his own against
the thrift store owners and cut throat bidders at storage auctions. He
makes his presence known through his stylish clothes, extremely loud
footwear and experienced eye.
When he is not at auctions, one can find Moe performing podiatric
surgery at his local practice. With the help of his young manager
Robert, Moe runs two successful businesses.
To be announced.
 English Mark Griffith
studied economics and philosophy at Cambridge (the other
one), worked as a floor trader in a financial market, and travelled
Europe.
For several years he has been living in Budapest, capital of Hungary, where he
started Moving Toyshop Books, a publisher aiming to publish a different kind of book.
Collateral Damage > is their first collection of articles (by 27
authors from Niall Ferguson to Joseph Stiglitz) ...all about the
economic crash that started in 2008 and isn't ending any time soon.
Moving Toyshop Books aim to get behind the froth and confusion of
TV-driven news, and collect together all kinds of opinions on the real
issues. One future title being prepared now will look at the way
television has changed us all, and another collection of articles will
ask if books have a
future at all.
You can keep up with the musings and adventurous life of Mark here: Whatever. and do check out his company's page here: Moving Toy Shop. You can order Collateral Damage there or here: Collateral Damage: Global Crash Phase Two
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