TO YOU, FROM ME, is a comprehensive look at C. A. Webb's activities within the Arts. It provides information to keep others abreast of events that C. A. Webb is participating in, as well as new projects. You may contact Webb at (601) 896.5616.
Newsletter Dated: 6/23/2004 4:40:43 PMSubject: Celebrate the Arts with C. A. Webb, Kamikaze, and best selling author Jamise Dames!
“Conversations with C. A. Webb*” RADIO VERSION:
The only radio talk show in MS that converses with the movers and shakers in the art community in Jackson and around the state continues with special guests in June and July! C. A. Webb will converse with hip hop entertainer Kamikaze on Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 7:30p.m., discussing the topic: “THE ARTS: Why not to judge a book by its cover.” He will also get an exclusive interview with national bestselling author
Jamise L. Dames in a special edition of “Conversations” on Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 7:00p.m., discussing her debut novel MOMMA’S BABY, DADDY’S MAYBE.
* “Conversations with C. A. Webb” is heard every Tuesday at 7:30p.m. on WMPR 90.1 FM or online worldwide at www.wmpr901.com. The show’s guests have included the revolutionary duo M.U.G.A.B.E.E., Donna Ladd, Editor of the Jackson Free Press, Atlanta-based horror writer Brandon Massey (author of the vampire thriller DARK CORNER) and singer/songwriters Tim Collins and Martha Simpson.
“Conversations with C. A. Webb” Television Version:
The television version of “Conversations with C. A. Webb” will return to WAPT Channel 16 (Channel 04 on Time Warner) in July 2004 with the following themes:
• Sunday, July 4, 2004, 7:00a.m.. C. A. Webb: The Man and Organization Behind the Name. This show includes a description of C. A. Webb, Inc. as well as an interview with C. A. Webb conducted by Jacqueline Samuels, co-founder of One Life, Inc.
• Sunday, July 11, 2004, 7:00a.m.. C. A. Webb conducts the panel discussion FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND THE ARTS: Why Far is Too Far? Guests for this program are Monique Singleton and Zane Bell, with the focus being on how sex, drugs, and violence are used to promote what is said to be entertainment.
• Sunday, July 25, 2004, 7:00a.m. C. A. Webb sits down with singer/songwriter Martha Simpson (right) to talk about her impressive singing career, upcoming projects such as her Search for Stars Talent competition, and her work with .C. A. Webb in connection with Building Bridges, Inc. She will also be debuting her first music video BECAUSE YOU LOVE ME on the show.
And don't forget that on Saturday, July 17, 2004 Webb will be celebrating his 1st Annual C. A. Webb Day with fun for the entire family. This will also be the day his newest novella UNFINISHED BUSINESS, BOOK ONE will be released. (Contact Webb for details.)
For more information about any of the above, Cyrus A. Webb can be reached at (601) 201-8139 or visit www.cawebb.com !
