“In every stage of life, from the cradle to the grave, in males and females, old and young, black and white, rich and poor, high and low, as this passion for superiority. Every human being compares itself in its own imagination with every other round about it, and will find some superiority over every other.”
In No Greater Friend: A Tribute to Dogs and the Owners Who Love Them, Liz Schatzlein examines the very special bond that exists between humans and their canine companions. Through a series of vignettes, Liz shares the stories of some remarkable dogs and even more remarkable dog owners. From Harley, the blind hunting dog, to Midnight, the sign-language-reading poodle, and dozens of dogs in between, the reader will be captivated and moved by the depths of affection exhibited by dog and master.
"Marcia Adams: Change of Heart", produced at WBGU-PBS, aired worldwide on PBS and BBC stations in February and March of 2002. PBS stations in more than 100 U.S. markets carried the program; 150 million Americans viewed the show.The program is a documentary about women and heart disease that also covers the PBS celebrity's heart transplant.LMS chairman Liz Schatzlein's production company, Pugger Productions, co-produced the show with Adams. Liz also wrote and narrated the program.
Fort Wayne (October 1, 2001) -- After a successful six-year run, Liz Schatzlein has resigned her post as producer/host of the Fort Wayne PBS affiliate's most popular locally-originated program, Healthline. Her "swan song" at WFWA was the September broadcast of Everybody Reads: the 20-Minute Miracle. This special program was an outgrowth of Liz's efforts to improve literacy in Allen County.
