New Radio Show on AZ Centennial

Tune in to 960-AM KKNT 3pm, Sunday, January 8th, 2012 for the new Arizona “Centennial Stories” radio show hosted by Keith Woods.

This show is scheduled for 13 weeks around the state of Arizona’s centennial. This Sunday will be the pilot where they will be talking about the great John Ford classic films that were made in Monument Valley, Arizona. Film and TV historian, Stuart Rosebrook, Ph.D., is the guest.

For you John Wayne movie buff’s you might know of him from the recent DVD release of John Wayne’s “True Grit.” Rosebrook was the film historian, and provided commentary in the DVD’s special features.

Today, Rosebrook is an acclaimed editor, writer, and historian relating to media and the American West. He has been a featured writer for Arizona Highways magazine, True West magazine, and is a contributor to the Arizona Highways Centennial Edition hitting news stands in the next few weeks. 

For more information about the show go online at http:centennialstories.com.

 

Former Valley Newsman and Writer Shares Hollywood Memories

Stuart Rosebrook, who worked at KTVK-TV in the late 1980′s as an assignment editor, then at Arizona Highways as the research editor, shares some Hollywood memories. He grew up in the movie business in north Hollywood, California where his father, Jeb Rosebrook, was a screenwriter and producer of theatrical releases, TV movies, and TV series.

In this short video interview, Stuart shares a childhood memory of working as an extra on the remake of Miracle on 34th Street (for TV, 1972).

Stuart is a freelance writer, editor, and historian, who lives in Tempe, and soon will be moving to Iowa City, Iowa.
Next month his work will be featured in True West magazine.

Arizona’s Top Prep School Signs With KB Woods

 

The Orme School Revisited by Jimmy Stewart from KB Woods Public Relations on Vimeo.

Arizona’s top prep school, the Orme School in northern Arizona signed with KB Woods Public Relations today in a long-term marketing and public relations agreement. “Orme School has been a leader in the national boarding school movement for more than 75 years,” said Orme’s development director Stuart Rosebrook. “We have attracted a diverse student body from around the world who attend Orme every year. Even though Arizona’s economy is slow to rebound from the last recession, Orme thinks Arizona families should make up a larger part of the student population. That’s why we have hired KB Woods Public Relations to help guide us with our Arizona and national public relations campaign.”

Keith Woods, president of KB Woods Public Relations, is an alumnus of the Orme School, as was his mother. “As a former student at Orme Keith knows our product. As someone who gets value-added marketing and promotions, along with everything else, we think he can really hit the ground running for us” Rosebrook commented.

For more information about the Orme School go online at www.ormeschool.org