The Culture Buzz
Oct 4, 2022
1 min read
A HUGE thank you to John Busbee. His program, The Culture Buzz, takes center stage to launch a new era of promoting the arts and culture in Central Iowa. John is a creative project developer and cultural catalyst. His diversified career includes manager/performer for a national touring theatre company, development work in the for-profit and non-profit sectors, production specialist for media including feature films and national commercials, strategic development and consultation work for individuals, organizations and communities, and producing a weekly, 2-hour arts & culture radio program, The Culture Buzz, since 2007. Please learn about his program and I would like to share this interview:
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