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TELEVISION INTERVIEW
December 28, 2009 at 9 A.M.
KDKA-TV, "Pittsburgh Today Live
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Interview with Lisa Miles on all her work:
www.kdka.com
December 7, 2008 at 9 P.M.
PA Cable Network, "PA Books"
Discussion with Lisa Miles on both her books:
"Resurrecting Allegheny City" & "This Fantastic Struggle"
www.pcntv.com |
2010/2009 EAST COAST RADIO INTERVIEWS
April 11, 2010 & May 24, 2009,
WIP-AM Philadelphia, PA., 60 min.
Live Interviews.
The top-rated Conversations with Peter Solomon
June 7, 2009 at 9:30 AM EST
97.1 WASH-FM Washington DC., Women of Vision
Lisa Miles is Interviewed by Lori Brooks
Women of Vision/Local Artists – Lori Brooks talks with Lisa Miles, a Creative Artist and Original Music Composer. They discuss surviving as a struggling artist. Supporting local artists of all kinds ie., painters, performers, musicians, etc. Mental health issues of unemployed artists. Depression. Unemployment. Where to buy local artists' work to support what they do. |
May 26, 2009, Nationally-Syndicated
Frankie Boyer Show from Boston, MA.
Note: Lisa's interview is 1/3 way through.
Lifestyle Show 12:00-1:00 P.M.
I will have the opportunity to interview LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA - composer-lyricist for “In the Heights”. Growing up in Manhattan’s vibrant Washington Heights area offered him the chance to be inspired as a writer and composer. We will talk about his Broadway hit and what it has meant to him. |
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I will also talk to author Lisa Miles about her book This Fantastic Struggle: The Life & Art of Esther Phillips. A heartwarming story of friendship sustained by the power of a now-extinct literary tradition-- keeping alive not just friends over distance & illness, but art work otherwise lost to the world . Her website details her credentials of twenty years in the above fields, including grants national, statewide and locally. www.lisamilesviolin.com. |
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January 21, 2003, 91.3 WYEP-FM Pittsburgh, PA. Prosody. |
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Lisa Miles is interviewed by Jan Beatty |
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Other Book Author Appearances |
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PREVIOUS DISCUSSIONS
• Seton Hill College--Women in Art
• Carnegie Mellon University's Center for Arts in Society--
Biography, Memoir & Life History
• Youngstown (OH) State University's Women's Studies Dept
• Art Institute of Pittsburgh--Arts Advocacy
(Professional Development for High School Teachers)
• Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Seeing Artists as Workers: A Fantastic Struggle
• The Heinz History Center (Archival Research)
• Carnegie Library (Literary Tradition)
PREVIOUS READINGS
• Pgh., PA & Boardman, Ohio's Barnes & Nobles
• B Dalton Books, Boardman, OH
• Waldenbooks, Pittsburgh, PA
• Pittsburgh's Garfield Artworks
• Spinning Plates Artist Lofts
• Peoples Oakland Mental Health Center
• Downtown Partnership Young Professionals Night
• Women's Resource Center, and Dark Night Performance Series
• PAPSYRS mental health conference, Harrisburg, PA
• NAMI mental health conference, Pgh, PA
• McDonough Museum of Art
• Youngstown State University's Summer Festival of the Arts
• NorthSide (Pgh) Leadership Conference's Community Gala
Also (late '03):
• PA NAMI (National Association for the Mentally Ill) Mental Health
Conference, Harrisburg, Pa -- Lead workshop on Creativity and Mental Illness)
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Wood Street Galleries--The Artist's Role in Society |
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