MEET DONNIE
Donnie began his public speaking and entertainment career as a small
town radio DJ in East Tennessee. He later took his quick wit and unique
brand of humor and story telling to Armed Forces Radio and Television
and other commercial broadcasting outlets before finally landing in Music
City, USA. In recent years, he has performed as a stand-up comedian,
played Jack in a production of Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs, and
has worked in various video and still photo productions.
In July 2009, Donnie signed on to be the "voice" of The River Report, a
daily audio magazine chronicling the four month long journey of the What
About Blue kayak team as they traveled from the source of the Mississippi
River to the Gulf of Mexico.
In 2010 he launched a website and social network for America's inland
mariners, their friends, and families. It is appropriately called Towboat
America.com.
Recently, Donnie has appeared in a music video, a short action video, and
landed a spot in a weekly video production of church announcements.
When time permits, he enjoys working as a public address announcer for
area college basketball, baseball, and softball games. He is also trying to
complete his first novel.
As for niches, Donnie seems to have found one in the world of corporate
training. With a background in human resources, safety, and risk
management, he is uniquely qualified to teach and entertain. In his
words, "If your employees would rather watch paint dry than to hear the
topics on which you need to train them, then look no further because I'm
you man!"
Donnie began his public speaking and entertainment career as a small
town radio DJ in East Tennessee. He later took his quick wit and unique
brand of humor and story telling to Armed Forces Radio and Television
and other commercial broadcasting outlets before finally landing in Music
City, USA. In recent years, he has performed as a stand-up comedian,
played Jack in a production of Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs, and
has worked in various video and still photo productions.
In July 2009, Donnie signed on to be the "voice" of The River Report, a
daily audio magazine chronicling the four month long journey of the What
About Blue kayak team as they traveled from the source of the Mississippi
River to the Gulf of Mexico.
In 2010 he launched a website and social network for America's inland
mariners, their friends, and families. It is appropriately called Towboat
America.com.
Recently, Donnie has appeared in a music video, a short action video, and
landed a spot in a weekly video production of church announcements.
When time permits, he enjoys working as a public address announcer for
area college basketball, baseball, and softball games. He is also trying to
complete his first novel.
As for niches, Donnie seems to have found one in the world of corporate
training. With a background in human resources, safety, and risk
management, he is uniquely qualified to teach and entertain. In his
words, "If your employees would rather watch paint dry than to hear the
topics on which you need to train them, then look no further because I'm
you man!"
Donnie Hall.com
BRIEF FACTS
- Comfortable in
religious,
secular, and
corporate
settings.
- Has expertise in
human
resources safety
and training, risk
management,
and insurance.
He would like to
say he's an
expert on
women, but that
might be too
much of a
stretch.
- Has not starred
in a TV sitcom
(yet).
- Once ran into
legendary comic
Red Skelton at a
mall in Knoxville,
Tennessee. (Mr.
Skelton was not
injured.)
- Is a left-handed,
color blind, and
a guy. (The
perfect storm!)
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