Patrick Clark Net Worth is
$20 Million

Mini Biography

Patrick Clark can be an Emmy and Telly Award-Winning web host. Currently, Patrick acts as web host of HGTV’s Offbeat America. He continues to be highlighted on G4-TechTV, ABC Family members Channel, All Information Channel and provides served being a correspondent for Toon Network. He began his profession in radio functioning on the “The Creativity Place”, a children’s radio place in St. Louis. He’s also proved helpful at r / c WVRV-FM 101.1, WIL-FM 92.3, WRTH 1430-AM, and WSIE-FM 88.7. Patrick provides served as an application Movie director and on-air web host before shifting to tv. He became an over-all project reporter at KDNL ABC 30 before becoming a member of KPLR WB11 like a feature/entertainment reporter and periodic sports anchor. While functioning at WB11 Patrick was busy composing his personal column “A Reporter’s Notebook” for Stltoday.com. If that wasn’t plenty of to maintain him occupied, he was also teaching a tv production course at his alma mater Southern Illinois University or college at Edwardsville. Patrick began commuting between St. Louis and LA when he was called anchor of “Pulse” on G4TechTV. While still confirming fulltime for WB11 in St. Louis, he was also hosting the entertainment and technology information magazine every week in LA. His reporting abilities and easy manor possess landed Patrick several interviews with everyone from Nicole Kidman to Johnny Depp. A music lover, he spends his free time being a composer. Patrick began using piano at age six and later on used the alto sax in junior great. While working on the Creativity Station he documented a children’s record “Moo Moo Holiday.” Critics appreciated the album stimulating parents to “Choose it up, you will be happy you do,” (Riverfront Situations). Following the achievement of “Moo Moo Holiday” Patrick changed his singer-songwriting abilities in a fresh direction. His first CD “non-e the Worse for the Better” premiered in the Tinker Information label. An record, critics state, “Finds pleasure in unexpected areas,” (St. Louis Post Dispatch). The music is most beneficial referred to as a mixture of rock-n-roll with choice pop and musical root base that begin deep in the Midwest. He lately released his second Compact disc entitled “American Maid”. Among the highlighted songs in the disc are the name monitor “American Maid” and the favorite WB theme and Emmy award-winning melody “THE NIGHT TIME is Teen”, that was found in St. Louis, Missouri, Dayton, Ohio, and Knoxville, Tennessee.

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