TitleYearStatusCharacterBeach Boys Good Timin'2003Video producerAshes and Sand2003producerChunky Monkey2001co-producerThe Weekend1999associate producerIdeal Home?1998TV Movie documentary producerPrometheus1998producerThe Misadventures of Margaret1998associate producerWestminster Abbey1995TV Movie documentary producerThe ABC of Democracy1994TV Movie documentary producerScreen Two1993TV Series executive producer - 1 episodeThe House of Bernarda Alba1991TV Movie executive producerFriday at the Dome1991TV Series executive producer - 1 episodeTimeline1989TV Series executive producer: EuropeSignals1989TV Series documentary producer - 1 episodePiece of Cake1988TV Mini-Series producer - 6 episodesChish 'n' Fips1984-1987TV Series producer - 5 episodesJust Like Mohicans1985TV Movie producerMy Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys1983TV Movie documentary producerThe Beach Boys Twentieth Anniversary Special1981TV Movie documentary producerThe Essential Mike Oldfield1980Video documentary producerDockland Rules O. Read More...
$3.6 Billion Wiki Biography Archie Aldis "Red" Emmerson (born 1929) was the third largest landowner in the United States in 2011. He owned 1.722 million acres.Born in Grand Ronde, Oregon in 1929, and lived his early years in meager surroundings. He attended school while his father, R.H. “Curly” Emmerson built sawmills in Oregon and California. In 1948, at age 19, Red arrived in Arcata, California where he began working in mills learning as much as he could about every job in the plant. Read More...
(upbeat music) - Hi everyone, Steve Adubato.
I'm about to introduce a segment that Mary Gamba, my colleague on "Lessons in Leadership", did with me with this author, Evan Drellich.
He's the author of "Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess".
It's about the Houston Astros' cheating scandal of 2017 against my New York Yankees.
And the whole idea that this team, the Astros, were part of a cheating scandal that wasn't just cheating in a particular game or a series, it was a culture. Read More...