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| − | + | [[Bob Ionsberry]] is an award winning journalist and radio talk show host who resides in Rochester New York. His broadcasts are on a radio station in New York and one in Utah. He has also guest hosted for fellow latter day saint Glenn Beck and for Micheal Reagan on there respective talk shows. | |
Each weekday he prints a daily blog about news events of the day, his own personal and family life and even on church item's as well. He invites reader's to comment on his column and frequently responds. | Each weekday he prints a daily blog about news events of the day, his own personal and family life and even on church item's as well. He invites reader's to comment on his column and frequently responds. | ||
| − | He also has items of interest to | + | He also has items of interest to LDS readers on his website and gives people the opportunity to write there own column in a writers colony called Writers on the Loose. He charges a small fee for that service. |
| − | He attended | + | He attended BYU and served in the Navajo Mission. He is the father of five children as well. |
Revision as of 16:20, 25 November 2007
Bob Ionsberry is an award winning journalist and radio talk show host who resides in Rochester New York. His broadcasts are on a radio station in New York and one in Utah. He has also guest hosted for fellow latter day saint Glenn Beck and for Micheal Reagan on there respective talk shows.
Each weekday he prints a daily blog about news events of the day, his own personal and family life and even on church item's as well. He invites reader's to comment on his column and frequently responds.
He also has items of interest to LDS readers on his website and gives people the opportunity to write there own column in a writers colony called Writers on the Loose. He charges a small fee for that service.
He attended BYU and served in the Navajo Mission. He is the father of five children as well.
