Michad Holliday is a fifteen-year media professional, award winning videographer, writer, documentary filmmaker and educator.   His documentary film credits include: Emmy Award Winning Film: U.N.I.T.Y, Islam in Arkansas, Dreamland: Little Rock Ninth Street, Street Stories, Marshallese in Arkansas, and Arkansas Troubled Water.   His production credits include award winning shows: Exploring Arkansas, Agri-Arkansas, El Latino, and AETN presents.  His media career include stints with: Fox 16 News in Little Rock, Arkansas, MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, The Daily Citizen, CW Houston, The Arkansas Arts Council, The Houston Press, AETN (PBS) and WKNO (PBS Memphis).   His book credits include: Fighting Faith and Murder In Memphis. Including the, Murder In Memphis podcast.   

Michad is currently pursuing his PhD in Curriculum Instruction at the University Of Arkansas.  His dissertation research focus is the existential status of American public schools.