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Watch: New Michigan money and Cherry Red car in Space

By Mike Castellucci | February 8, 2018

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How would you like to flip a quarter where the tail is a Michigan landmark?

Have you seen the cherry red sports car circling earth?

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About Mike Castellucci

Michael Castellucci says he’s been known to "phone it in." His innovative work with his iPhone has netted him worldwide attention and acknowledgement as a pioneer in mobile journalism. While working in broadcast TV in Dallas, Castellucci shot an entire half hour special on his iPhone. "Phoning It In" - which he also produced, wrote and edited - captured popular acclaim and high-profile industry recognition, including Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Awards. Castellucci followed-up with a sequel and thereby set the stage for additional awards and speaking invitations regarding the ground breaking show. Castellucci graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a bachelor’s degree in communications and a minor in journalism. He has worked in Dallas at WFAA-TV, in San Diego at KUSI-TV, and in Los Angeles at KCBS-TV.

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