When Surfer Publications was sold, I was given the opportunity to continue with Surfer as an ad coordinator and worked my way to production manager. “I moved into several positions during that time, first in Circulation as a subscription supervisor and then a shop manager. “I ended up working for Surfer for 35 years,” said Inna, who was born a fluent Russian speaker and learned English in school. “The job sounded like something I would like to do,” said Inna, who was born and raised in the shadow of Dodger Stadium in Echo Park, the first-generation U.S.-born daughter of Russian immigrants. In fact, Inna served for 35 years for the many ownership iterations after answering a job posting in the PennySaver for an Assistant to the Publisher at Powder Magazine back in 1985. (Coincidentally, Inna worked with PFM Associate Publisher Lauralyn Loynes for many of those years, as LL was the group production manager at Surfer Publications.) I’ve known Inna since 2000, when she had worked with me as a production manager while I was president of The Enthusiast Network’s Action Sports Group (2000-2003 2010-2020), running iconic action sports brands such as Surfer, Powder, Bike, TransWorld Skateboarding and many more. Inna has been our production manager since 2020, starting just a month after the COVID-19 pandemic shut the world down. We’re no different here at Picket Fence Media, as you’ve learned from earlier columns in which I’ve written about folks such as Tim Trent, our hyper-dependable local delivery man.Īnother person who deserves recognition for her important contribution to our team is PFM Production Manager Inna Cazares. Its still awful the story itself is very good- I gave it 4 stars on KU (two broken boys finding someone to love) but I do not recommend the audio book.Every successful team has superstars who avoid the headlines-those who toil behind the scenes to make the final product look great. speed up the track to 1.1 (which was better) but Nope. came back two days later thinking maybe it was my mood that day.

I stopped listening at this line 'leaving me to wonder whether he had ever truly been here at all' which sounded like this 'whether. I'm talking about the breathy, pause filled over acting Will Shatner Cpt Kirk. What is confusing is that when he is narrating conversation it sounds relatively normal but when its the text or internal dialogue he sounds like Captain Kirk (and I do not mean the hot Chris Pine Capt Kirk).

I did listen to the sample but I suppose I assumed it was dramatic because of the events occurring in the clip? Not sure but the narration is so bad. I purchased this audiobook in the ' Sale Frenzy of Aug '22' because I enjoyed the book. Love the Story - cannot tolerate the narrator

Lucky garrett leigh