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with Bill Kurtis
ABOUT THE EVENT

Bring your coffee and listen in as we chat with Bill Kurtis, acclaimed documentary reporter, producer and broadcaster, and narrator of Hulu’s Cold Case Files: DNA Speaks, for an episode of The TV Campfire podcast.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions using the Q&A feature during this Webinar recording! We’ll be getting started a little bit after 1 pm CT.

About Bill Kurtis:
An acclaimed documentary host and producer, network and major market news anchor, and founder of his own multimedia production company, Bill Kurtis has been earning the respect of his peers and viewers for more than fifty years.

Bill is a 30 year veteran of CBS, having anchored the local WBBM-TV news in Chicago, as well as serving as a CBS network correspondent and the co-anchor of the CBS Morning News in the mid 1980’s. He traveled the world for the Peabody Award-winning PBS series The New Explorers and documentaries that have taken on the most pressing environmental issues of our time. Kurtis Productions has created programs for the A&E Network, including the long-running, award-winning Investigative Reports and Cold Case Files, and American Greed seen on CNBC.

Currently, he can be heard on NPR Radio as the co-host of the celebrated weekly news quiz, Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me. Bill also provided the satirical narration for the feature film comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.

About Hulu’s Cold Case Files: DNA Speaks:
The Emmy-nominated COLD CASE FILES was the original forensic science crime show when it first aired in 1999. This brand-new series is narrated by the original host and executive producer, celebrated journalist Bill Kurtis, and builds on the success of the original with spectacular cinematography, extraordinary crime scene footage, and cutting-edge science.

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September 15, 2023
1:05
— 1:35 pm
CT
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