Former Corporation Commissioner Denise Bode, who now heads the Clean Skies Foundation in Washington, announced on the group's website that its new Internet-based television-style news show will debut today, Earth Day.
Bode, who resigned a year ago to become CEO of the foundation, is now based in Washington. The foundation was formed by Chesapeake Energy and its chairman, Aubrey McClendon, who also serves as chairman of the foundation. Bode and broadcaster Ron Black now host "Energy Matters," a series of brief reports, on radio station
KTOK in Oklahoma City, and other stations.
One of those involved in the pioneering Internet news show is former
KOCO-TV news anchor Tyler Suiters, who announced a week ago he had resigned to join
Clean Skies TV in Washington. Suiters made his on-air debut this afternoon with a field report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge during primary anchor Susan McGinnis's segment.
Bode writes that the site will air energy news updates every hour and provide programming throughout the day at
http://www.cleanskies.tv/. (This morning's programming included a panel discussion about the presidential candidates and their positions on energy with panelists from
The Associated Press,
The Hill and
Reuters.)
Bode's announcement, and and more about the new programming, can be found at
http://www.cleanskies.org/.
Labels: Clean Skies Foundation, Denise Bode, Tyler Suiters
