Seeking Sponsors and Collaborators
Seeking Sponsors and Collaborators
As a steadily growing blog with now 400-plus unique visitors a day, leoadambiga.wordpress.com is seeking sponsorship. If you are a media company or angel investor or arts-culture-journalism patron and you see value in supporting a dynamic and popular blog site that tells the stories of people, their passions, and their magnificent obsessions, then contact blog author and host, Leo Adam Biga at leo32158@cox.net or 402-445-4666.
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Alexander Payne: His Journey in Film
Leo,
You wrote a ‘fabulous’ piece on me! The 1st one that I have ever felt that the journalist expressed my words in a professional and convivial manner. I would like to make arrangements to use your article as a link on MAHSM’s web site and distribute the article. Can you find time to help me figure out the ‘rights’ implications!
In fact, you have a wide selection of material that needs wider exposure that deals with Spanish speaking Spanish surname demographics. Let’s have a sit-down!!
Dear Leo Adam,
I recently found your piece about the Brandeis family of Omaha. What a fascinating and complete portrayal you crafted! Their Sand Hills ranch had a manager for many years under E. John, named Emil Malmberg. I am recently married to one of his sons, Jack who is now 72 years old. As soon as my sweetie began telling about his youth on the Brandeis place, I lit up, for I am Jewish. He didn’t know anything about the Jewish identity of that famous clan, didn’t even know what “Jewish” meant until recently. [He's getting the schmaltz from being married to me, so Jack is catching up.]
Anyway, I thought you’d like to know that there are 3 sons and 3 daughters of Emil’s along with ancillary relations spread all over the country. Emil always had one horse named Hugo, by the way. I am grateful for your 2-part essay on the Brandeis clan of NE. Hope you are involved in many worthy journalistic efforts!
Sincerely,
Robin Levin
robinlevin@gmail.com