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  “Do You Have the Smart Stuff”

  Talk Radio Portal

  Date / Time: 11/29/2009 7:00 PM UTC

  Category: Fun

  Call-in Number: (646) 478-0932

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  Sign up to be a Contestant on Talk Radio Portal’s “Do You Have the Smart Stuff” and you could be the Winner of a specially produced Cake, a $60.00 value from Wire-A-Cake.com. Here’s how to get qualified for the first round of “Do You Have the Smart Stuff“. First send an e-mail with your name, where you live, your telephone number, your age, and why you would be a great contestant on “Do You Have the Smart Stuff” to talkradioportal@cut.net. Don’t worry I will not sell your information to anyone! Your entry e-mail needs to be received by 12:00 Midnight Eastern Time by November 25th 2009. From those entries 3 contestants will be selected at random to participate in a LIVE “Do You Have the Smart Stuff” on Sunday November 29th 2009 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. The questions asked will be those of things people should know. The LIVE First Round will eliminate one person after each person is asked three questions of things people should know, each correct answer is worth 5 points. The two contestants with the most points will move on to the LIVE Championship Round where they will go “Head-to-Head” until someone answers a question incorrectly. This may be quick if you are not prepared, so study, and Good Luck! The Champion of Talk Radio Portal’s “Do You Have the Smart Stuff” will receive a Cake especially produced for this event by Wire-A-Cake.com. To enter just send an e-mail to talkradioportal@cut.net and in the subject line type “Do You Have the Smart Stuff”, include your name, where you live, your telephone number, your age, and why you would be a great contestant on “Do You Have the Smart Stuff”. Contestants must be 21 years of age or older.

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  Original Air Date: 8/23/2009 11:00 PM UTC

  Celeste Friedman - Painter of Lyrical Portraits

  Celeste Friedman will leave you inspired as well as entertained., noted as a brilliant raconteur and a painter of lyrical portraits. In just the last two years, Celeste has released three albums; scored the music for the Pulitzer Prize nominated play, "The Glory of Living"; the first season of the cable thriller, “Irving Renquist, Ghost Hunter”; scored the pilot for “The French Kitchen”; and her work was featured in the short film, "Young Folks”, showcased in Festival de Cannes-2008. In 2007, Celeste was chosen as one of the 50 songwriters from the 50 states and included in the compilation, “All States, All Stars”. 20,000 copies of this collection was sent to our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Nominated for a GRAMMY Award in 2005 and the winner of the 2005 Ohioana Library Citation Award in Music and Education, Ms. Friedman's contributions have been recognized by The Points of Light Foundation, The Ohio State University, Voices of Hope, The Ohio Bicentennial Commission and the Department of Education of The State of New York. For her music works featured in both 1995 and 1997 MDA Telethons, Celeste is the recipient of two Pat Weaver Award nominations. National media credits include National Public Radio, Music Choice, A Prairie Home Companion, Live! with Regis and Kelly and the ESPN Network. Celeste has recently received a 2009 GrIndie Award from RadioIndy..com for her album, “Live at the Bluebird Café”, featuring her live performances at the famed songwriter room in Nashville, Tennessee. Currently, she is nominated for the Indie Artist of the Year Award in The Netherlands.

  

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  • Tags:
  • celeste friedman
  • music
  • grammy nominee
  • movie music
  • songwriters
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• Original Air Date: 8/17/2009 2:30 AM UTC

  Amanda Lucas and Celeste Friedman Music

  NOTICE: Ben was delayed on the water traveling back to make this interview. I have been in contact with his handlers to re-schedule his interview for late August. Check back often to Talk Radio Portal for updates! After a worldwide search, Ben Southall was chosen as Tourism Queensland’s Islands Caretaker, or what we like to call the ‘Best Job in the World’. The role is a newly created position designed to help promote the Islands of the Great Barrier Reef to the world. Ben was selected from more than 34,000 people from around the globe who applied for the Best Job in the World. He will work for six months exploring the Islands of the Great Barrier Reef and report on his travels through regular blog posts. Applications for the job opened in January 2008, with would-be caretakers sending in 60-second videos showing their creativity and skills. From a shortlist of 50 applicants, Ben was amongst the final 16 applicants who traveled to Queensland in early May for the final selection process. Ben has immersed himself in life above and below the Islands of the Great Barrier Reef. A keen diver and sailor, he’s experiencing the full wonder and ecological diversity of the reef and islands.
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  • Tags:
  • Ben Southall
  • Queensland
  • Australia
  • Great Barrier Reef
  • Island Caretaker
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• Original Air Date: 8/16/2009 11:00 PM UTC

  Stop and Change Direction and Flying Drunk: The True Story of a Northwest Airlines Flight

  Join us for a Two Hour - Two Guest Talk Radio Portal. The first hour MoJoe will interview and discuss Cassie Parks new book "Stop and Change Direction" And in the second hour we will speak with Joseph Balzer and discuss his newly released book "Flying Drunk: The True Story of a Northwest Airlines Flight, Three Drunk Pilots, and One Man's Fight for Redemption". We will take your questions from the call in number or the chat room. You won't want to miss this show!
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  • Tags:
  • cassie parks
  • joseph balzer
  • new books
  • talk radio portal
  • life change
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• Original Air Date: 8/10/2009 1:00 AM UTC

  Living on a Tight Budget

  MoJoe is looking for your cost saving ideas on stretching your family budget. So I have called upon our Special Guest for this show to explain how to help us with some ideas. Danny Kofke is currently a special education teacher in Georgia. He has also taught kindergarten, first grade and second grade. Danny's love of teaching others led him to write the book "How To Survive (and perhaps thrive) On A Teacher's Salary." Danny has been a teacher for almost ten years and is proud to say that passion for the craft keeps him in the classroom but smart savings and basic understanding of financial principles have kept his wife (willingly!) at home with their children. Many find it hard to believe that one teacher can support a family of four, but "How to Survive" explains the steps necessary for others to follow suit and save for life's journeys. "How To Survive" has been featured in Instructor Magazine, Bottom Line Personal, on Yahoo Finance, on AOL.com and in various newspapers. Danny has also been on numerous radio and on a few television shows. A lot of people think that figuring out financial matters and investing are difficult and are intimidated by it. Danny wants to show others that if a 33 year-old school teacher can figure it out then they can too. So stop by for a chat or call into the show and ask Danny your financial questions.
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  • Tags:
  • Money
  • Budget
  • Recession
  • Economy
  • Danny Kofke
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• Original Air Date: 8/5/2009 1:00 AM UTC

  THE CHILD FINDER - A TRILOGY

  MoJoe welcomes Retired United States Air Force Colonel and Former USAF OSI Agent Michael Angley to Talk Radio Portal. We will discuss his new book and follow the adventures of an Air Force Special Agent, Major Patrick O'Donnell, as he discovers he has a unique psychic gift that permits him to find abducted children. Michael wrote the story because it had been in his head for many years, nagging away at him. He finally set pen to paper in 2001, putting the first draft of the manuscript aside for several years while he continued his Air Force career catching spies, terrorists, and criminals. Michael retired in 2007 and dusted the manuscript off, fell back in love with the characters, and worked to improve the plot line. He believes there is a wonderful story to tell that has trappings of his own personal experiences working in the murky, dark world of TOP SECRET government Special Access Programs.
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  • Tags:
  • mike angley
  • trilogy
  • child finder
  • suspense
  • thriller
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