Cynthia’s Desk

A multi-generational family of six Asians gather at a chair

Reel Women Podcast Series Featuring Margaret Cho

Diverse women in television is the theme of the upcoming podcast series produced with Reel Women's Ashley Pacini. And yes, we were thrilled when Margaret Cho agreed to an interview. Backstory Sometimes we lose sight of the adage “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” Since  COVID lockdown, I’ve connected with people and organizations that share Advanced...
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Eleanor Roosevelt, The War Years and After

Eleanor Roosevelt, The War Years and After, 1939-1962  (volume 3) by Blanche Wiesen Cook  Eleanor Roosevelt remains a fascinating American figure for readers worldwide. During and after her time in the White House, she handily topped annual "Most Respected Woman" lists. I am slowly working my way through the more respected Eleanor biographies. Like many, I powered through Blanche Wiesen Cook's...
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Summer of COVID – June Edition

White Mountain Puzzles (made in America) The hot days of summer, combined with COVID lockdown, well, I'm analyzing everything! A fond memory of parenting is afternoons with A/C, assembling jigsaw puzzles with daughter Alison. We'd binge-watching CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. About 10 years ago, we bought White Mountain’s TV History 1000 piece puzzle at a thrift store. I have learned a...
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Bits from a Podcast About Judy Garland

Background Not long ago I discovered bits from a podcast script, as I looked for a certain way I closed out a show.  Opening the script for the 5th episode of a series that examines all sides and merits of The Judy Garland Show (1963-64), I re-read these words and feel really good about them.  This was a working script that...