Through interviews, speaking engagments, his autobiography, and his blog, Mark gives insight to many who have had a life altering setback, and hope forward in their recovery.
DO YOU KNOW THE SIGNS OF A STROKE?FACE: Ask the person to smile. Does one side droop?ARMS: Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downwards?SPEECH: Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence. Are the words slurred? Can he/she repeat the sentence coorectly?TIME: If the person shows any of these symptoms, time is imporatant. Call 911, or get to the hospital fast. Brain cells are dying.
Mark McEwen has achieved a success most people only dream about and became one of America’s most trusted newsmen. He became synonymous with morning news during his time at CBS.
For over 15 years at CBS, Mark served in a variety of high profile positions, including anchor of CBS This Morning for three years. But, he is perhaps best known as the weatherman and entertainment reporter for The Early Show.
Mark McEwen is the host of the Black News Channel program “All Things Men”. Check your local listings for dates and times, also available streaming from the Black News Channel If you have suggestions for an interview or episode you would like to see, please contact Mark at MMcEwen@blacknewschannel.com
If you would like to email Mark directly, please email: mark@markmcewen.comFor interviews, speaking engagements or media information, please contact Grada Fischer via email at FRGStaff@earthlink.net
Contact Mark McEwen If you would like to email Mark directly, please email: mark@markmcewen.com
For interviews, speaking engagements or media information, please contact Grada Fischer at FRGStaff@earthlink.net