Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks with Bee and Quent Neufeld about his book "My Life in Broaqdcasting: Growing up in Minnesota".  Quent also gave us a recording of news, weather and sports of his 4 years at KELO AM radio in Sioux Falls in 1958.

From Amazaon.com: Book  My Life in Broadcasting by Quent Neufield

From a Minnesota farm to global news: Unveiling a 44-year broadcasting journey, with a front-row seat to world events. Discover the risk, thrill, and stories from CBS News producer's travels.

My Life in Broadcasting is an engaging memoir that takes you on an extraordinary journey from a humble Minnesota farm town to the global stage of broadcasting. It is a rich tapestry of experiences that gives you an insider's view into a career spanning over four decades in the dynamic world of news production. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a CBS News producer, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and the inherent risks associated with covering news in some of the world's most dangerous places.

The author delves deep into his formative years in Minnesota, reflecting on his childhood dreams and the unsuspecting comment about his big city radio voice that would change the course of his life forever. It is a story of dreams fulfilled, underpinned by resilience, hard work, and an insatiable curiosity about the world.

The narrative further navigates through the author's time in radio and his transition to television, offering readers a unique perspective on the evolution of broadcasting over the years. The story unfolds, revealing the author's experiences while covering major news stories, traveling to over two dozen foreign countries - from Haiti and Colombia to the icy terrains of Antarctica.

The author's concern for his crew's safety while working in hazardous locations such as Panama and the Philippines adds a layer of raw, human emotion to the narrative. This book not only chronicles his professional journey but also mirrors the changing landscape of global news coverage.

My Life in Broadcasting is more than just a memoir; it is a testament to the power of dreams, the pursuit of passion, and the impact of one voice in the vast world of broadcasting. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in journalism, broadcasting, or simply an inspiring life story.

Public Affairs Director Jon Michaels (since 1977) talks with Bee and Quent Neufeld about his book "My Life in Broaqdcasting: Growing up in Minnesota".  Quent also gave us a recording of news, weather and sports of his 4 years at KELO AM radio in Sioux Falls in 1958.
From Amazaon.com: Book  My Life in Broadcasting by Quent Neufield
From a Minnesota farm to global news: Unveiling a 44-year broadcasting journey, with a front-row seat to world events. Discover the risk, thrill, and stories from CBS News producer's travels.
My Life in Broadcasting is an engaging memoir that takes you on an extraordinary journey from a humble Minnesota farm town to the global stage of broadcasting. It is a rich tapestry of experiences that gives you an insider's view into a career spanning over four decades in the dynamic world of news production. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a CBS News producer, highlighting the challenges, triumphs, and the inherent risks associated with covering news in some of the world's most dangerous places.
The author delves deep into his formative years in Minnesota, reflecting on his childhood dreams and the unsuspecting comment about his big city radio voice that would change the course of his life forever. It is a story of dreams fulfilled, underpinned by resilience, hard work, and an insatiable curiosity about the world.
The narrative further navigates through the author's time in radio and his transition to television, offering readers a unique perspective on the evolution of broadcasting over the years. The story unfolds, revealing the author's experiences while covering major news stories, traveling to over two dozen foreign countries - from Haiti and Colombia to the icy terrains of Antarctica.
The author's concern for his crew's safety while working in hazardous locations such as Panama and the Philippines adds a layer of raw, human emotion to the narrative. This book not only chronicles his professional journey but also mirrors the changing landscape of global news coverage.
My Life in Broadcasting is more than just a memoir; it is a testament to the power of dreams, the pursuit of passion, and the impact of one voice in the vast world of broadcasting. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in journalism, broadcasting, or simply an inspiring life story.

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