ON AIR (I'm hosting 'SCORE Radio' today): Matador Travel’s Ross Borden explores the world of freelance travel writing

Some episodes of SCORE Radio: Counselors to America's Small Business emulate Star Trek. They go where no SCORE Radio show has gone before, and take listeners with them. The SCORE Radio broadcast I'm hosting today is an example.

• ITINERARY: Matador Travel's co-founder, Ross Borden, explores the world of freelance travel writing with call-in guests and yours truly. [ASIDE: I'm an avid traveler and former Let's Go! travel guides editor.]
• SCHEDULE: Beam us up at 11:30 AM to noon, Eastern Time.
• DESTINATION/LOGISTICS: Tune to New York Radio WVOX 1460 AM or listen live online at wvox.com to lend us your ear. Or phone the call-in line - (01) 914-636-0110 - to hear and share.
• WHAT TO BRING: For your listening pleasure, I've packed a bag o' traveling music. I invite you to phone the show to share your favorite traveling tunes, and to post them as comments at the posts listed below.
  
  
  
  
  

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• MatadorTravel>>Today on 'SCORE Radio: Counselors to America's Small Business', I'll interview Matador Travel co-founder, Ross Borden

On August 8, 2007, I will interview Gerd Leonhard, CEO - Sonific and Bob Patrick, Director - Veteran's History Project

Tomorrow, August 8, 2007, I will be hosting two shows back to back on New York Radio WVOX 1460 AM and www.wvox.com. At 11:30 AM-noon, Eastern Time, I will interview Gerd Leonhard - CEO, Sonific and co-author, The Future of Music on 'SCORE Radio: Counselors to America's Small Business'. Then, without missing a beat, from noon-12:30 PM, I will interview Robert W. ("Bob") Patrick, Director of the Veterans History Project (of the Library of Congress American Folklife Center).

I've posted about Sonific and the Veterans History Project before, but tomorrow will be my first on-air talk with the men who run those operations. Come join us, and feel free to talk with them, too!

You can hear and share in the show by phoning our call-in line: (01) 914 636 0110. If you're listening, we're listening. Talk with us!

The show is made possible, in part, by support from The Field (they grow art!) and USPS (they deliver!). We welcome your support, as well! Contributions, donations and sponsorships are tax deductible. Moreover, matching funds can double, even triple your money!

"Sports Shorts & Thing Shots" Podcast, Episode 3 and "Tacos and Bowling" by Bill Wood

• Click the following links to access the "Sports Shorts & Thing Shots" podcast and Episode 3,"Bowling: Strike!."
• Activate the Sonific SongSpots player (below) to hear Bill Wood's. folk song, "Tacos and Bowling" [Strange Road album].
• Click the Amazon.com product image (below) to purchase the album.

Sonific's CEO responds to MUSIC: Sonific SongSpots and Sonific Mail are cool man, cool (for the most part) << Lisa Tolliver On Air and Online

Sonific's CEO reads Lisa Tolliver On Air and Online. At least, he read and responded to this post: "MUSIC: Sonific SongSpots and Sonific Mail are cool man, cool (for the most part)."

I like what he said. Read it yourself.

Gerd Leonhard wrote:

Hi Lisa.

Thanks for your blog post on Sonific at http://lisatolliver.blogspot.com/2007/07/music-sonific-and-ciao-bella-have.html .

Much appreciated.

Here is the answer to your question: yes we plan to incentivize the bloggers, as well (if that is what you mean as 'publishers') --- just haven't build those tools yet. But stay tuned for more details.... cheers!
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Gerd Leonhard
CEO,www.sonific.com
News: 125K tracks added to Sonific's libraryhttp://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/