Joe Rumore was probably the biggest radio personality Alabama has ever known, and it seems likely there will never be another like him. Born and reared in Birmingham, at the family’s Southside home, and on their Huffman farm, Rumore seems to have been set on a career in radio from the very start. SHOW ME NOW
United Way of West Alabama’s 2012 video featuring profiles on United Way partner agencies Arts ‘n Autism and Good Samaritan Clinic, United Way of West Alabama’s Individual Development Account program, and United Way of West Alabama’s role in the long term recovery process after the April 2011 storms.SHOW ME NOW
Over the past 20 years I have produced a variety of documentaries. I am extremely grateful to my employer for the opportunity to do so, and have often commented about how fortunate I felt to work in my dream job. The funding for new documentaries has dwindled in recent years, but some of my past documentaries continued to reach new audiences in 2011.SHOW ME NOW
“Richard Johnston: Hill Country Troubadour,” a documentary from the University of Alabama Center for Public Television and Radio, will be shown in Rome, Italy as a part of the 7th annual Mojo Station Blues Festival. The three day festival features performances by blues musicians and films on blues related subjects.SHOW ME NOW
