I’m happy to hear about the reunion. Sadly, I can’t be there, but I remember ‘GBH and all of my friends there fondly.
I’m currently teaching at U.C. Berkeley and have aired a documentary on The Classical Song of Black Composers, called “An Unsung Muse.”
I’m now writing one on Mary Ellen Pleasant, a Nantucket abolitionist and former Bostonian, who is called the Mother of Civil Rights in California.
I’m known as the foremost authority on her and am writing my fourth work on her life and I travel frequently setting up exhibits, lecturing, and doing a musical and dramatic enactments in Pleasant’s own words. There’s much interest in a feature film and documentary on Pleasant, so I may be again in media — who knows.
Warmest Regards — Susheel Bibbs
(Photo by Jim Dennis)
My ‘GBH History
1972, TV: ZOOM Talent Coordinator
1973-75, Radio: The Spider’s Web (Producer); Director of Music; Program Development, ‘GBH-Radio
1977, TV: Executivce Producer of ZOOM
1980-81, TV: Producer/development of a ‘GBH Arts Ed. Series
Susheel Bibbs
From Susheel Bibbs
I’m currently teaching at U.C. Berkeley and have aired a documentary on The Classical Song of Black Composers, called “An Unsung Muse.”
I’m now writing one on Mary Ellen Pleasant, a Nantucket abolitionist and former Bostonian, who is called the Mother of Civil Rights in California.
I’m known as the foremost authority on her and am writing my fourth work on her life and I travel frequently setting up exhibits, lecturing, and doing a musical and dramatic enactments in Pleasant’s own words. There’s much interest in a feature film and documentary on Pleasant, so I may be again in media — who knows.
Warmest Regards — Susheel Bibbs
(Photo by Jim Dennis)
My ‘GBH History