Lorianne Crook on Pursuing a Career in Entertainment
Earlier this year, the Museum celebrated the career of Lorianne Crook at its fifteenth Louise Scruggs Memorial Forum. The television and radio host shared stories from her life and work, including her role as co-host and executive producer of the “Crook & Chase: Nashville Chats” on iHeartMedia/Premiere Networks. The Louise Scruggs Memorial Forum honors a music industry leader who has continued in Scruggs’s legacy as a formidable businesswoman.
In this clip from the forum, Crook describes her unconventional path pursuing a career in entertainment, including turning down work from the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency.
Watch the full recording here: https://watch.countrymusichalloffame.org/videos/louise-scruggs-memorial-forum-lorianne-crook-2023
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In this clip from the forum, Crook describes her unconventional path pursuing a career in entertainment, including turning down work from the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency.
Watch the full recording here: https://watch.countrymusichalloffame.org/videos/louise-scruggs-memorial-forum-lorianne-crook-2023
Видео Lorianne Crook on Pursuing a Career in Entertainment канала Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
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