Season 3, Ep. 9 - Ken Luber, May 2025

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BIO:A Milwaukee native, Ken graduated Ripon College and was later selected for the inaugural American Film Institute’s Writer/Director Program.He wrote/directed the Warner Brothers film, “Howzer,” has written teleplays/episodic television, and produced On-Air promotions for CBS-TV. Ken’s feature film “Road Goddess” is under option; his novel “The Sun Jumpers” is optioned by G7 Animation. He wrote the book/lyrics for “Esperanza—The Musical of Hope,” which premiered in Palm Springs. His play “Sisters in Love” is slated for August.Following his recent novel “Saving My Ancient Life,” Ken’s children’s book, “Tejan’s Magic Soccer Ball” will be published in June. LINKS:https://www.kenluber.com/

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BIO: A Milwaukee native, Ken graduated Ripon College and was later selected for the inaugural American Film Institute’s Writer/Director Program. He wrote/directed the Warner Brothers film, “Howzer,” has written teleplays/episodic television, and produced On-Air promotions for CBS-TV. Ken’s feature film “Road Goddess” is under option; his novel “The Sun Jumpers” is optioned by G7 Animation. He wrote the book/lyrics for “Esperanza—The Musical of Hope,” which premiered in Palm Springs. His...

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