EPISODE · Oct 20, 2022 · 1H
Teatime with Miss Liz T-E-A Open Discussion with Larry Jorgensen Author Shipwrecked and Rescued
from Teatime with Miss Liz · host Elizabeth Jean Olivia Gagnon
Teatime with Miss Liz joining me is LARRY JORGENSEN to share his book on Shipwrecks and Rescues' true stories and history on Lake Superior. Bring a strong tea of journalism and share his T-E-A with me.October 20th, 3 PM EST“LIVE SHOW ONMISS LIZ’S TEATIMEYOUTUBE CHANNEL AND MULTI PODCAST STATIONS”LARRY JORGENSEN first became fascinated with Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and its unique history while writing and reporting for television news in Green Bay. However, his journey into that world of news had begun much earlier in northern Wisconsin where he worked while in high school for the weekly newspaper in Eagle River.Later he was employed by a newspaper publisher in Milwaukee, and then on to radio and television news in Texas and Louisiana, along with wire service and freelance assignments. During all those years he looked forward to returning visits to the Keweenaw Peninsula.It was during one of those visits Larry discovered the tale of the wreck of the “City of Bangor”. It was learning of that little-known event that resulted in his decision to create this written account which he hope would share the story of one of Lake Superior’s most unusual shipwrecks.https://shipwreckedandrescued.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/misslizsteatimes/messageBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/teatime-with-miss-liz--5511005/support.
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Teatime with Miss Liz joining me is LARRY JORGENSEN to share his book on Shipwrecks and Rescues' true stories and history on Lake Superior. Bring a strong tea of journalism and share his T-E-A with me.October 20th, 3 PM EST“LIVE SHOW ONMISS LIZ’S TEATIMEYOUTUBE CHANNEL AND MULTI PODCAST STATIONS”LARRY JORGENSEN first became fascinated with Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and its unique history while writing and reporting for television news in Green Bay. However, his journey into that world of news had begun much earlier in northern Wisconsin where he worked while in high school for the weekly newspaper in Eagle River.Later he was employed by a newspaper publisher in Milwaukee, and then on to radio and television news in Texas and Louisiana, along with wire service and freelance assignments. During all those years he looked forward to returning visits to the Keweenaw Peninsula.It was during one of those visits Larry discovered the tale of the wreck of the “City of Bangor”. It was learning of that little-known event that resulted in his decision to create this written account which he hope would share the story of one of Lake Superior’s most unusual shipwrecks.https://shipwreckedandrescued.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/misslizsteatimes/messageBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/teatime-with-miss-liz--5511005/support.
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