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• March 12, 2011, Rudy Maxa's Travel World, KFWB radio, Los Angeles, CA
• March 12, 2011. Peter Greenberg Worldwide,
• March 8, 2011, "KARE-11 Today," Channel 11, Minneapolis, MN.
• March 5, 2011. Interview on "Rudy Maxa's World" syndicated radio show.
• Feb. 25-27. Book Signing, New York Times Travel Show, Javits Center, New York
• Feb. 18, 2011, Dan Rivers Show, WKBN, Youngtown, OH. podcast at http://www.570wkbn.com/cc-common/podcast/single_podcast.html?podcast=rivers_audio.xml. Go to Feb 18th, Hour 1. My interview started 10 minutes into the show.
• Jan 23, 2011, Lizz Sommars Conversations, FM103.7, Seattle, WA, listen to the podcast at: http://www.kmtt.com/pages/3953960.php
• Dec 28, 2010, Milwaukee Midweek, Ann Deroski, WMSE, Milwaukee, WI
• Dec 28, 2010, Jean Dean Show, WVRC, West Virginia podcast at http://wrvc.podomatic.com/ then scroll down to Viewpoint, 12-28-10
• Dec 27, 2010, KMOX, St. Louis, MO
• Dec 22, 2010, AM Colorado, 1310 KFKA, Denver, CO
• Dec 11, 2010, Diane Dennis Show, KUIK, Portland, OR
• Dec 7, Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders, Wisconsin Public Radio, podcast at: http://www.wpr.org/hereonearth/archive_101207k.cfm
• Dec 2, Around the World Radio, KZSB, Santa Barbara CA
• Nov 30, 2010, WNWS, Jackson, TN
• Nov 24, 2010, KFBK, Sacramento, CA
• Nov 23, 2010, Watson & Oak, KDKB, Mesa, AZ
• Nov 23, 2010, Chet Walker Show, WHAM, Rochester, NYCategories
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So nice of you to share so much of information. I feel so happy to find such a quality article over the internet.
regards,
john
Hi, Jeff.
Any word on the e-book? I just looked on Amazon and couldn’t find it. I’m currently traveling and would love to read the book but don’t can’t really have a “dead tree” copy delivered as I don’t have a permanent address.
Thx!
Nathan,
An E-book version of On The Other Guy’s Dime has been available on Amazon
for over nine months. Just click here to go to its home page. I hope you enjoy the read
and would love to hear what you think about it.
Michael
I heard you on the radio yesterday, (Raleigh, NC) and I was so excited to look up your book. This is something I ponder every day. I am in awe of those who have figured out how to do it.
I am looking forward to reading your book. Thank you.
North Carolina Public School Teacher
I heard your interview this AM on 1180-WHAM in Rochester, NY and immediately looked up your blog. This is something I’ve dreamed about for years, and with our last going to college next year, the time is ripe. Thank you for posting such great information and motivating an armchair traveler like me to make that plane ride happen!
Congrats on the book. I haven’t been able to find it in e-book format through Atasca or Amazon. Where is it available?
Dear Jeff and all other E-bookers,
For those who have searched vainly on Amazon, B&N, or Border’s trying to download an e-book version of On The Other Guy’s Dime, let me offer my apologies. It is not yet available. According to my publisher it takes a few weeks from the time the paper version is produced until the Kindle, Sony, Apple, etc. electronic versions can be made ready. However, he ensures me it will be available soon, most likely right after the first of the year. So, if you would prefer to read my book on a Kindle, Nook, or IPad, I hope you won’t mind waiting just a little bit longer. Thanks so much.