Humor writer Jim Alexander stopped by to shoot the breeze with host Fred Klein. If you enjoy Jim’s column in the Montecito Journal, you’ll really enjoy this interview.
Archive for November, 2011
Ep. 40: Jim Alexander
Use LinkedIn to Build Your Author Platform
If you’re a writer wanting to build your author platform, you need to be on LinkedIn.
When asked which is my favorite social networking site I can’t choose. Facebook offers photo albums, videos viewable in the news feed, and connections to old friends and family. Twitter gives me short bursts of information from many different directions. LinkedIn links me to the business community. YouTube provides videos on just about anything you want to learn. If I had to make a choice, I’d say LinkedIn just because it supplies me with something very important – traffic to my website.
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The Creative Community: Literary Gumbo
Ep. 39: Melinda Palacio
Latina poet and author Melinda Palacio regales host Fred Klein with her poetry and the story of how her new novel Ocotillo Dreams came about.
Billie Letts: International Matrix Award Honoree
AWCSB: Speaking With Sense, Sex and Soul
Educational psychologist Loretta Redd, PhD, shared her insights on Speaking With Sense, Sex and Soul at a special event sponsored by the Santa Barbara Chapter of the Association for Women in Communications on Wednesday, November 2, 2011. “Communication isn’t the message you send, but the response you get,” says Redd, a dynamic executive with experience in nonprofit, corporate, mental health and communications fields.
Lois Phillips Headliner Award Speech
The Association for Women in Communications (AWC) honored Lois Phillips, PhD, as its 2011 Headliner Award recipient at the AWC National Conference, October 14, in Tulsa, OK. As founding President of the Santa Barbara chapter of AWC, she has worked diligently to attract new members across sectors and industries to build a new professional network for communications specialists in Santa Barbara, the first California chapter in many years. Since the Headliner Award was created in 1939, AWC has recognized outstanding achievements of over 200 distinguished professional members.










