AHA

American Heart Association Meeting on Ole Miss Campus

The American Heart Association folks came to Ole Miss last week to finalize details for the health program to run a few days before the debate. Check out the photos from their visit.

WTVA

As I try to play catch-up with this project, here is one of the first debate interviews. Took place in late April at WTVA in Tupelo. Funny thing, almost half the TV anchors who interviewed me were former students at Ole Miss. My students. Made me feel good to see them working out there.

Here are a few photos from the studio. Always love the crew. They are the most fun folks in a TV station.

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July4

Day off, but not really. Spending time drilling down in the Ole Miss Debate Web site. Trying to clear the decks for most of next week so we can get the site fully functional, navigable and sensible. No more dead end links and goofy copy I hope. Then it's time to produce some good daily content to give folks reasons for coming back.

DebateTV

Since coming to work for the debate in April, I've appeared on numerous TV news programs around the state of Mississippi and in Memphis. My interviews have lasted from three to 10 minutes. I basically give their audiences the 411 on the debate and attempt to help explain why everyone should care. Thus far, those stations include, WHBQ-Memphis (former employer), WTVA-Tupelo, WCBI-Columbus, WTOK-Meridian, WABG-Greenwood, WAPT-Jackson, WJTV-Jackson (former employer) and WLOX-Biloxi. Photos when I get around to it.

WTVA Noon Show, Ole Miss Presidential Debate

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Had a wonderful time interviewing on WTVA's Noon Show to talk about the presidential debate at Ole Miss on September 26, 2008. Great people. There is so much that happens behind the camera. Here's a look at some of the people you never see on TV. And, very proud the anchor is one of our very own from the Ole Miss Journalism Department. Her favorite teacher: Professor Robin Street.