Author, historian, and KCET.org contributor D.J. Waldie talks to Madeleine about Huell Howser's relevance as a modern explorer of California.
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KS says :
I find Mr. Waldie essentially the antithesis of Huell Howser in all respects and his inclusion in the otherwise beautiful tribute to Huell rather jarring.