E-mail a friendJanuary 19, 2005
Journalist Linda Ellerbee reflects on what she learned as epilogue host of the PBS documentary, Auschwitz. Country music star Phil Vassar says country music is the best genre for storytelling.
Linda Ellerbee
Linda Ellerbee
Linda Ellerbee is an outspoken broadcast journalist, award-winning TV producer and best-selling author. She spent 12 years at NBC, covering everything from politics to pop culture. At ABC, she anchored the historical series Our World, for which she won an Emmy. Her Lucky Duck Productions creates original television programming. Ellerbee's Pulitzer-nominated book, And So It Goes, is used as a textbook at more than 100 universities. In her latest, Take Big Bites, she includes recipes along with her reflections.
Phil Vassar
Phil Vassar
Phil Vassar is one of the few country keyboard superstars. He's also had success writing for such artists as Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw and JoDee Messina and won ASCAP's Song of the Year and Songwriter of the Year Awards. Having sharpened his skills playing piano and singing in a restaurant he owned and other Nashville venues, Vassar secured a recording deal with Arista Records. His self-titled debut album was released in 2000, and his newest CD is Shaken Not Stirred.