These 10 Entertainment presentations are free to book as virtual presentations for groups anywhere in the country, with no fee, no honorarium and no mileage. They cover baseball history, Hollywood, Arizona's territorial days and more, for club meetings, senior living programs and virtual social events. Each card shows the city where the speaker is based.
Yvonne shares her captivating story from the stage, and reads the room: Want to hear a clip from her upcoming Memoir? Want mesmerizing vignettes from the world of true crime? or her story of accidentally hitchhiking into the Gaza Strip with her baby sister? Her movies have ranged from violent and searing (The Girl in Room 13) (Anne Heche's last,
Los Angeles & Orange County
A lighthearted fun show that usually runs about 1 hour to 1.5 hours. Clean show good for schools, business, religious organizations. Can be used for fundraising. Typically fun skits with people doing silly things and cutting loose and having a great time. Audiences and participant laugh so much and have such great time. Specialized topics can be added into the
Washington D.C.
This is a presentation of the wild history of Arizona. Its prospecting and mining towns, saloons, gambling, brothels, lawless gunfighting days, Tombstone, the OK Corral, Pleasant Valley War, the Baron of Arizona, stagecoach robberies, cattle rustlers, military forts, and the Indian Wars. It is a wonder how Arizona was able to achieve statehood as the 48th State. The driving forces
Phoenix
Former Spielberg project interviewers recount their stories from 4 years of conducting interviews with Holocaust Survivor's around the world. 17 years of interviewing parents and Grandparents after the project was over are also detailed. Funny, moving and inspirational stories from these experiences are presented. Video clips are also shown along with tips on how to gather a life story.
Chicago
During the first half of the twentieth century, America experienced profound cultural changes. Many of those changes were the direct result of the life of one man: George Herman "Babe" Ruth (1895-1948). Author Gary Livacari is available to present a one-hour PowerPoint presentation covering the life and times of this original American sports icon. The discussion begins with Babe's early
Chicago
Picture this: you’re on the edge of your seat, waves crashing, as I, Brian Regalbuto, a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Division Commander, pull you into the heart of a high-stakes search-and-rescue mission on the high seas. No experience needed—just a thirst for adventure and a good laugh! Let me take you on a wild ride. I’m not your average speaker—I’m
Los Angeles & Orange County
Following the end of World War II, the game of baseball experienced a surge in popularity Stars and ordinary players returned from military service. Attendance at games soared. The nature of the game changed. There was racial integration, night baseball, franchise shifts, and expansion. It was an exciting time, especially for Baby Boomers whose childhoods were shaped by events of
Washington D.C.
Marjorie's debut novel titled, "When the Men Were Gone" is based on the true story of Tylene Wilson, a woman who coached football in Brownwood, Texas, during World War II. The novel is historical fiction and has a deep backstory of war and sacrifice. Marjorie connects her life experience as a Dallas Cowboys beat writer with that of Tylene, who
Dallas-Fort Worth
Have you ever had the urge to try narrating an audiobook and get paid for it? There are websites anxious to give you a FREE opportunity to build your skills until you’re ready to move to a professional level. In this presentation, Robert Keiper will tell you how to set up your own audio studio at home and demonstrate some
Washington D.C.
Marjorie tells stories of her experience as a Dallas Cowboys beat reporter, and what it was like as the first woman from any news entity to be assigned to cover the Cowboys beat during Tom Landry's last few years and the early years of Jerry and Jimmy.
Dallas-Fort Worth
