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Sandra Lee has been writing all of her life. During her junior year at Skidmore College, Ms. Lee won a Mademoiselle Magazine fiction contest and then represented the college as a campus reporter for Mademoiselle. Sandra served as editor of school newspapers and yearbooks. She wrote lyrics for dozens of songs, some of which were recorded on Columbia, RCA Victor and Laurie Records. She received her BA in English from Skidmore College and her Masters in Visual and Performing Arts. She studied acting at The Actor’s Institute in New York City. She created, produced and hosted over four hundred television programs which aired to an audience of over a million viewers. Sandra taught English, Theater, Public Speaking, Acting, Film and Creative Writing. Most recently, in Ohio, she was the publisher and editor of The Women’s Journal.

Sandra Lee has been writing all of her life. During her junior year at Skidmore College, Ms. Lee won a Mademoiselle Magazine fiction contest and then represented the college as a campus reporter for Mademoiselle. Sandra served as editor of school newspapers and yearbooks. She wrote lyrics for dozens of songs, some of which were recorded on Columbia, RCA Victor and Laurie Records. She received her BA in English from Skidmore College and her Masters in Visual and Performing Arts. She studied acting at The Actor’s Institute in New York City. She created, produced and hosted over four hundred television programs which aired to an audience of over a million viewers. Sandra taught English, Theater, Public Speaking, Acting, Film and Creative Writing. Most recently, in Ohio, she was the publisher and editor of The Women’s Journal.

The Birth of The Donna Seebo Show

It was in the early 1980’s that Donna and her family moved to the Pacific Northwest. She was invited to appear on a local radio station to demonstrate her skills of mind and the positive impact was so great she ended up being a local media personality. Record numbers of callers would consistently jam the telephone lines. Her non-sensational approach continues, even today, to fascinate and delight her listening and viewing audiences. She is repeatedly asked to come back for additional appearances.

In 2001, a long-time dream of hosting a daily radio program was finally realized. Prior to that time, Donna did a weekly program both on television and radio, appearing internationally as a guest, as well as hosting/producing content for her programs. A local radio station offered her the opportunity of doing a daily show and once that began, she did remote appearances, interviewing people from around the country, and eventually shifting into a major station in Seattle, when technology offered her a whole new dimension…the Internet.

On April 7th, 2014, The Donna Seebo Show developed Delphi Vision International, Vision Broadcasting, an independent network, which now streams her daily programming to over 128 countries worldwide. In September of 2014, Warriors for Peace, was introduced as a weekly show. Currently, she is still doing 6 shows a week. Donna is considered one of the top broadcasters in the country by authors who have been interviewed by her. The primary theme of her eclectic programs is Personal Empowerment. Guests are featured from all over the world, from all walks of life and various economic, professional and social levels giving their knowledge and expertise to the listening audience. During the second half of the program Donna shares her mental skills with those who call into the show. Informative and fun, Donna invites you to join her weekdays where you can “Light Up Your Life with A Little Bit of Insight”.

The World famed comic Jeremy Long and The bard of Broadcasting join me for a year in Review!

Legendary Director Vic Lagina Tells Lisa Ann His Tell-All Filthy is the Book for Men Who Want to do Porn

New York, NY–November 14, 2023—On a new interview on The Lisa Ann Experience, legendary adult industry producer Vic Lagina said his hot, new tell-all Filthy: The Rise and (Pending) Death of Vic Lagina is the perfect book read for learning about what it’s really like to be in the adult industry and if you are up for the challenge of being a porn star.

Lisa Ann who has worked with Vic several times before her own retirement, praised the memoir for it’s wild stories and wise words, telling him she has met countless men who think they have what it takes to have sex for entertainment to which he held up his book and said, “Everything you need to know is in my book.”

This is especially true in regards to his, “Vic Lagina’s School ot Porn Lesson,” chapters covering hygiene, pop shots, when she’s on her period and so you want to be a porn star do ya and much more.

“Filthy is a hilariously disgusting tale of how the porn sausage is made,” says Vic. “You may need to shower afterwards.”

You may enjoy the Vic Lagina episode of The Lisa Ann Experience here on YouTube https://youtu.be/EFjxPPA0F1U?si=j0mSUL4nsQtHctu2 and in all major podcast providers.

For more information on Vic Lagina’s book, Filthy: The Rise ans (Pending) Death of Vic Lagina on www.viclagina.com and you may purchase on Amazon here https://www.amazon.com/Filthy-Rise-Pending-Death-Lagina/dp/B0CKKQC8V1

Vic Lagina will be in New York City from Wednesday, November 15 through Friday, November 17 and available for media interviews by contacting [email protected]

All other interview and book requests will also be honored by reaching out to [email protected]

You may follow Vic Lagina on Twitter at https://twitter.com/VicLagina and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/viclagina/

About Vic Lagina:

Vic was a producer, director, and camera operator for Brazzers/Mindgeek from 2004-2020. He produced 3792 scenes during his career for Brazzers, Mofos, Babes, Wicked, and Digital Playground and others. Live productions featuring top stars such as Nikki Benz, Phoenix Marie, and Shyla Stylez, among several others, were under his supervision. In 16 years, he shot over 1500 performers, at times producing or directing 25-35 scenes a month with multiple crews.

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