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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2013 · 56 MIN

A Bahá'í Perspective: Nwandi Lawson

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A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Nwandi received a degree in broadcast journalism from Howard University. Upon graduating from Howard University, Nwandi began teaching eighth-grade social studies, literature and language arts in the San Francisco Bay Area before accepting a position at CNN in Atlanta in 1992. At CNN, she became Associate Producer for three prime-time news broadcasts. In 1994, she was hired as Associate Producer for the TBS children#39;s series ldquo;Feed Your Mind.rdquo; For more than a decade, Nwandi has enjoyed working on all sides of many productions: anchoring Georgia Public Broadcasting's political series, ldquo;Lawmakers,rdquo; reporting for ldquo;Georgia Business Reportrdquo; and ldquo;Success Trackrdquo;. In 1999 Nwandi started her own production company called href="http://reveproductions.net/"Reve Productions. One of her most successful productions was Atlanta Public Schools Today or just APS Today which aired on Georgia Public Broadcasting stations. We share her vision on a very interesting project she aspires to produce.

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