POISON Frontman To Be Featured On CNBC's 'D-Life'

January 14, 2006

POISON frontman Bret Michaels will be featured on CNBC's "D-Life" this weekend. The program will air on Sunday, January 15. Check your local listings for the air time in your area.

As previously reported, Michaels will take time out from his current "Freedom of Sound" tour in early 2006 to do a TV campaign for juvenile diabetes. "We've created a very controversial shirt that will be available on www.bretmichaels.com," Bret told syndicated newspaper columnists Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith. "It has on the front a (shirtless) picture of me, and it says 'Bret Michaels Diabetic' and how many injections I'd taken in my life as of the day we did the shirt, which was, like, 253,210. Then it says 'Fear Nothing. Survive It.' All the proceeds are going to juvenile diabetic kids to send them to a camp, so I can physically watch the money do something."

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