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CANDID CONVERSATION WITH MALEA McGUINNESS
May 10, 2007
Hosted by Cindy Rakowitz
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Singer/songwriter Malea McGuinness bears a genuine authenticity that’s been missing from the mainstream, and demonstrates how creativity can come from our darkest hours. Her debut album, True Believer, is already receiving support from XM Satellite Radio and AAA stations across the country. Malea’s vocals provide nuanced depth to her musical narratives. For example, her ballad, “Sweet Light,” was written for, and is dedicated to, the troops fighting in Iraq. Born on an army base in Ft. Hood, Texas to a Green Beret father and Korean mother, Malea was taken away to live with her grandparents in Islip, New York at the age of six. She was encouraged to study opera by her high school music teacher, and spent years excelling at exclusive conservatories. . She soon landed a co-starring role as Tuptim in the Broadway revival of “The King and I” with Lou Diamond Phillips. Fueled with the desire to write and record her own songs, Malea moved to Los Angeles and began performing li
Stars of PR
Thursday at 7 AM Pacific Time on VoiceAmerica Variety Channel
Interested in the scoop behind the news headlines? Cindy Rakowitz gives listeners an analysis of today’s current events. Every show provides tips on emergency public relations and crisis management. Stars of PR is broadcast live every Thursday at 7 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel.
Cindy Rakowitz
Blackman Rakowitz Public Relations CEO Cindy Rakowitz is a highly respected, award- winning executive with years of experience in crisis management, branding and marketing. Rakowitz contributes as an expert analyst to several news organizations. She is the co-author of Emergency Public Relations, Crisis Management in a 3.0 World and is currently enjoying her speaking tour.
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