Michael Emerson

Michael began his media career in 1979 with the creation and hosting of the radio feature "Face to Face", an issue-oriented, nationally syndicated radio news program that aired Monday through Friday, on 126 stations in the United States and 697 stations in 41 countries around the world. In 1984, after some 1,100 broadcasts, he left radio to expand his horizons in the fields of television and feature films. Throughout his media career, he has been honored with twenty-one (21) national and international awards for his film and television achievements as well as winning two (2) American Political Consultant's coveted "Pollie Awards" and was nominated for the Advertising Industry's prestigious Clio Award. Following wrapping up the six-hour television min-series special for The History Channel entitled "Vietnam in HD", Michael completed work on History's historic Emmy award-winning, ten-part series "World War II in HD" and its follow up two hour special, "The Air War". His most recent si