On March 13, 2010, Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio is coming to you from the Hilton at Bonnet Creek, in Orlando, Florida. Featured guests from the show include:
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George Hobica, founder of
Airfarewatchdog.com, talking about the importance of business travel and connecting people face-to-face instead of just teleconferencing;
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Leigh Gallagher, assistant managing editor at
Fortune, breaking down where airlines fit in on the magazine's list of "Most Admired Companies."
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Captain Jon McBride, former NASA astronaut, sharing stories from his missions in space and his time as a fighter pilot;
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Dave Carroll, the musician behind the "United Breaks Guitars" internet phenomenon, talking about the experience that has helped launch his career and the final song of his trilogy;
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Diego Parras, Walt Disney Imagineer, sharing exciting stories behind Disney World's most popular attractions and what the future holds for Disney;
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Doug Ingersoll, author of
Complete Idiots Guide to Walt Disney World, sharing tips on affordable deals, planning and how to successfully navigate your family through the parks;
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Ann Morfogen, senior executive at Sony and world traveler, checking in with all her latest details on her current trip to Bhutan;
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Sara Van Arsel, executive director of the Orange County Regional History Center, discussing what life was like in Orlando before Disney and how the city has grown;
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Michael Stern, James Beard award-winning food writer and co-author of
Road Food, dishing about the New Orleans Road Food Festival that highlights America's best regional cuisine;
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Steve Blount, author, writer, traveler, and Orlando resident, sharing tips on local favorites and experiences so unique that even some locals don't know about them;
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David Duffy, creative director of Disney Cruise Line, talking about the cruise line's expansion, new technology on ships, and new itineraries;
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Mike Hileman, director of entertainment for Gatorland, talking about the dangers of training with alligators and what you can expect to see on your visit to this local favorite.
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