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Mitch on TV

by noel on Apr 17 2008 (1306 Views)

Tune in to cheer on for our beloved blogger, Mitch, for his television debut this weekend. He will be featured on American Latino TV as an outstanding member of the cultural community. In this interview, he will be talking about how he chose the path as a nuclear chemist, and his aspiration to educate today’s youth on chemistry using the internet.

A complete listing of available channel can be found on this page:

http://aimtvgroup.com/altv/wheretowatch/


Posted on : Apr 17 2008
Posted under science news |

7 People have left comments on this post

Apr 17, 2008 - 03:04:45
Lyman said:

Go Mitch! Congrats on the recognition of all your work. You are truly inspiring.

Apr 17, 2008 - 10:04:54
Phil said:

Congratulations! It’s rare enough a scientist gets to be on TV.

Apr 17, 2008 - 10:04:33
mitch said:

Thanks guys, these things actually get me rather embarrassed, but all your support is appreciated.

Apr 18, 2008 - 02:04:31

I hope someone’s going to Youtube the segment so those of us on the other side of the Atlantic get to see the big TV star in action ;-)

db

Apr 18, 2008 - 07:04:24
Robert Rose said:

It’s a great segment. but Posting it on You tubing would be a violation of copyright laws and our distribution contracts.

However we will put it up online at http://www.AlUncut.com in a few weeks and let you know. It has to run a couple of times on TV first, so be sure and watch if you can.

Thanks for the support and hope you guys enjoy the segment.
Robert Rose
Executive Producer

Apr 20, 2008 - 09:04:01
Alpha-Omega said:

Congatulations….on GOING NATIONWIDE!!!! One of my favorite shows…watch it every weekedn…WOO HOO…You have ARRIVED!!!!!




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