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City, State: New York, NY Website: www.knittherainbow.org Comments: Thank you Richard Skipper for giving me a space to talk about my body of WORTH and the beautiful mission of the nonprofit I started, Knit the Rainbow. I had such fun on the show. Richard prepared so many great questions and was such a great listener throughout the hour. Such a great way to spend an hour! Austin Rivers, www.knittherainbow.org
City, State: Brooklyn, NY Website: www.LisaDennett.com Comments: Richard Skipper always has terrific interviews. Completely prepared, never misses a beat, never an awkward pause - and he looks great to boot! I recently saw his interview with Lennie Watts. What fun. Great stories, interesting questions. Thank you Richard. Lisa Dennett, Brooklyn, NY
City, State: Jessup Maryland Comments: Richard Skipper interviews inspirational people in the entertainment world. His celebration of Dee Wallace was something to take with you and apply to your life.. Pam Stubbs, Jessup Maryland
City, State: Mason, OH Comments: Richard Skipper is wonderful, and do yourself a favor and watch his interviews and videos on Richard Skipper Celebrates. They are entertaining, thought provoking, and up-lifting. He’s very genuine, and I’m thankful to have found him! Joanne Kemper, Mason, OH
City, State: New York NY Website: christinelavin.com Comments: Being interviewed by Richard Skipper is a joy -- he asked fascinating questions, does his research very well, is a whole lotta fun. He is a first rate entertainer in his own right, but as you can hear, is interested in all aspects of the business, loves backstage stories and I'm thrilled that he chose to use 2 short videos I sent him, one where Ervin Drake sings two new verses for "It Was A Very Good Year," that Tierney Sutton inspired him to write, and the Tierney Sutton/Ervin Drake story from my book. I will share this interview with my friends, family, and fans -- my Baecher cousins will get a kick out of being in the show -- in their bathing suits way back last century. Thanks a million, Richard! Christine Lavin, christinelavin.com |
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