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Sleepy Train, We Love the Animals, Aesop's Fables and A Kid's EyeView of the Environment won the iParenting Media Award for

Best Children's Audio.

The compelling song Gorilla Walk from the We Love the Animals cassette was 18 weeks on the Radio Aahs National Children's Top 20.

The NBC special hosted by Michael called A Kid's Eye View of the Environment including all Michael's songs won a regional EMMY AWARD.

The PBS (KCET Los Angeles) special, hosted by Michael using his up-beat and thoughtful songs, won The New York Film Festival Award in the Best Children's Educational category.

Michael speaks to elementary school children about environmental involvement - his Making a World of Difference Tours have

taken him around the country sponsored by corporations

like the Honeywell Foundation.

Sleepy Train won the Parent's Choice Gold Award.

He has been the In-Flight Children's Entertainment host for Delta & US Air. The song, The Air, was featured on United Airlines as an instrumental from Windham Hill.

The United Nations invited Michael to speak before a children's delegation in the General Assembly with other key-note speakers Richie Havens and Mariel Hemingway.

Michael's songs have been recorded by Marilyn McCoo, John Denver, Shari Lewis and Glenn Yarbrough.

Michael has done voice overs for cartoons, commercials and audio books. He was the voice of ABC's Turbo Teen and Timothy on Dragon's Lair.

Michael’s published musicals include Teensomething (Growin’) and The Magic Stone.

Michael also produces corporate videos, personal biographies and short films.

Also a SCUBA instructor, he makes underwater videos and instructional SCUBA videos.

Michael is an environmental activist.

He is a book narrator for companies like audible.com.

Michael still plays piano and sings at live music club dates.

He is a presenter of workshops on grief, finding innocence and on indigenous cultures.

Michael is a non-fiction writer

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Sleepy

Train,

We

Love

the

Animals,

Aesop's

Fables

and

A

Kid's

EyeView

of

the

Environment

won

the iParenting Media Award for

Best

Children's

Audio.

The

compelling

song

Gorilla

Walk

from

the

We

Love

the

Animals

cassette

was

18

weeks

on

the

Radio Aahs National Children's Top 20.

The

NBC

special

hosted

by

Michael

called

A

Kid's

Eye

View

of

the

Environment

including

all

Michael's songs won a regional EMMY AWARD.

The

PBS

(KCET

Los

Angeles)

special,

hosted

by

Michael

using

his

up-beat

and

thoughtful

songs,

won

The

New

York

Film

Festival

Award

in

the

Best

Children's Educational category.

Michael

speaks

to

elementary

school

children

about

environmental

involvement

-

his

Making

a

World of Difference Tours have

taken

him

around

the

country

sponsored

by

corporations

like

the

Honeywell Foundation.

Sleepy

Train

won

the

Parent's

Choice

Gold

Award.

He

has

been

the

In-Flight

Children's

Entertainment

host

for

Delta

&

US

Air.

The

song,

The

Air,

was

featured

on

United

Airlines

as

an

instrumental from Windham Hill.

The

United

Nations

invited

Michael

to

speak

before

a

children's

delegation

in

the

General

Assembly

with

other

key-note

speakers

Richie

Havens and Mariel Hemingway.

Michael's

songs

have

been

recorded

by

Marilyn

McCoo,

John

Denver,

Shari

Lewis

and

Glenn

Yarbrough.

Michael

has

done

voice

overs

for

cartoons,

commercials

and

audio

books

.

He

was

the

voice

of

ABC's Turbo Teen and Timothy on Dragon's Lair.

Michael’s

published

musicals

include

Teensomething (Growin’) and The Magic Stone.

Michael

also

produces

corporate

videos

,

personal biographies and short films.

Also

a

SCUBA

instructor,

he

makes

underwater

videos and instructional

SCUBA videos

.

Michael is an environmental activist.

He

is

a

book

narrator

for

companies

like

audible.com.

Michael

still

plays

piano

and

sings

at

live

music club dates

.

He

is

a

presenter

of

workshops

on

grief,

finding

innocence

and on

indigenous cultures

.

Michael is a non-fiction

writer

Fostering Sustainability

Planetary Stewardship

A healthy self-image

through music & stories