Emmy nominated Producer Arthur Smith

<p>Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil &quot; The Media Giant&quot; Haley and David Hollenbach of Hollenbach Leadership will intrerview  Emmy nominated Producer Arthur Smith.</p> <p><br></p> <p>mmy-nominated producer Arthur Smith on his upcoming book, <a href="https://t.nylas.com/t1/283/7eabisk0benc8u2rtps2j3ldd/0/86cce0f1afb9c13627ce720b2f6fe82ff04b214fe96667b06bb7730aab1263af" target="_blank"><strong>Reach: Hard Lessons and Learned Truths from a Lifetime in Television</strong></a><strong>. </strong>Currently, in his 40th year in the business, <strong>Arthur Smith has spearheaded 200+ shows for 50+ networks</strong> and is known for creating some of the longest-running unscripted series in history, including &quot;Hell&#39;s Kitchen&quot; &amp; seven-time Emmy nominee &quot;American Ninja Warrior.&quot; Smith is a hands-on, trendsetting producer in the unscripted television space, creating innovative, larger-than-life formats at A. Smith &amp; Co. Productions for over two decades. </p> <p><br></p> <p>In <em>Reach</em>, Smith shares adventures, triumphs, and hard-won lessons from his astonishing career, beginning with his unprecedented ascension from the ranks of sports production to become the youngest-ever head of CBC Sports. It goes on to show the behind-the-scenes of pivotal moments in sports and television history, ranging from the high-intensity control room at the Olympics to the development of The Titan Games with <strong>Dwyane (&quot;The Rock&quot;) Johnson</strong>. </p> <p><br></p> <p>We learn about a show that never was with <strong>Donald Trump</strong> and a super-far-fetched idea that became the bizarro-classic genre-buster &quot;I Survived a Japanese Game Show.</p>