Interesting People—a monthly WTVP series hosted by Peoria, Illinois, attorney and media personality Ed Sutkowski—features half-hour conversations with a wide range of interesting individuals about their lives, careers, ideas, goals, and accomplishments.
Host Ed Sutkowski talks with Charles R. Stamp, Jr. Vice President, Public Affairs Worldwide Deere & Company.
Host Ed Sutkowski talks with LeRoy G. Hagenbuch, P.E. Inventor/Co-Founder/President Philippi-Hagenbuch, Inc.
Host Ed Sutkowski talks with Peter D. Hannaford a Former Reagan Adviser; Senior Consultant to APCO Worldwide of Washington, D.C.; and Author.
Host Ed Sutkowski interviews the CEOs of Caterpillar Inc. who led the company out of its most difficult financial years to help it become one of the most successful companies in the world. In this episode, Ed talks with George Schaefer, Chairman and CEO from 1985-1990.
Host Ed Sutkowski talks with art collector Richard Weisman, who brought his collection of Andy Warhol sports paintings to the Peoria Art Guild for a special weekend exhibition.
Host Ed Sutkowski interviews the CEOs of Caterpillar Inc. who led the company out of its most difficult financial years to help it become one of the most successful companies in the world. In this episode, Ed talks with Jim Owens, Chairman and CEO from 2004-2010.
An interview with Dr. Glyn Jones, internationally recognized plastic surgeon.
In this 2005 interview, host Ed Sutkowski interviews Bob Parsons, founder of Parsons Manufacturing. The Roanoke plant—destroyed by a tornado in July 2004 as employees remained safe in the company’s storm shelters—has been rebuilt and is back to full production.
Host Ed Sutkowski talks with Seattle Sutton, founder of Seattle Sutton’s Healthy Eating, about her thriving business and committment to excellence.
Host Ed Sutkowski interviews Marion Blumenthal Lazan—a Holocaust survivor, 1953 Peoria High School graduate, and author of the memoir Four Perfect Pebbles.