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Frank Gorin is a veteran broadcast news
reporter and Emmy-winning documentary
producer. In the late 1960s through the early
1970s he covered the racial unrest, student
demonstrations and anti-war protests in New
York and the San Francisco Bay Area (KPIX
TV and KRON TV). He was a radio
network correspondent for NBC News in
New York for more than a decade, and then
an anchorman for the ABC-Westinghouse
Satellite News Channel. In the 1980s, he and
a partner launched a news feature
production and syndication company. In the
1990s he began traveling widely in Asia –
mainly India. He is now retired and living
in New Mexico. Looking For Dad is Mr.
Gorin’s first book.
reporter and Emmy-winning documentary
producer. In the late 1960s through the early
1970s he covered the racial unrest, student
demonstrations and anti-war protests in New
York and the San Francisco Bay Area (KPIX
TV and KRON TV). He was a radio
network correspondent for NBC News in
New York for more than a decade, and then
an anchorman for the ABC-Westinghouse
Satellite News Channel. In the 1980s, he and
a partner launched a news feature
production and syndication company. In the
1990s he began traveling widely in Asia –
mainly India. He is now retired and living
in New Mexico. Looking For Dad is Mr.
Gorin’s first book.
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