I’m stopping in Seoul en route to do a story in Bangkok, which coincided with Obama’s visit today.

I first came here in 1979 and certain things remain, like the DMZ, not far from Seoul.

In 1979, when I first visited, it was described as the most dangerous place on earth … and that description could still be true when you think that the 3-mile strip of land separating the two Koreas is jammed with troops, guard posts, tanks, missiles, and bunkers. And it’s a great tour to boot.

Peter returned to his alma mater at the University of Wisconsin-Madison this weekend, broadcasting his radio show live from Camp Randall Stadium.

Madison is consistently ranked as one of the most livable places in America, so we talked to the locals to learn about some of their favorite spots in the city.

Considering the important figures walking around Washington, DC, you never know when you might bump into a famous(ish) politician or media correspondent.

To boost your chances of DC-style celebrity-spotting, try out these delicious (and totally local) places for power dining.

So why not eat your way around town with the latest installment of our Three Days, Nine Meals series…

Dear Peter,
I know it’s our tradition to leave notes for each other in hotels around the world and for me to send you these electronic postcards as I travel on my own, but today I have decided to begin the Napa Bottle Blog since I am out and about doing the entire area scene.

There’s going to be a Born to Shop California Wine Country, so I will have a lot more to report on besides Napa, but right now I am living in the Westin Verasa in East Napa, California.

This Halloween weekend, Peter is broadcasting his radio show from the heart of wine country in Sonoma County, California.

The county encompasses valley vineyards, more than 250 wineries, coastal villages, and upscale foodie towns, so we talked to the locals to figure out some of the hottest spots in Sonoma.

When the sun is shining and the sand is warm beneath your feet, a frozen cocktail is essential to enhance the experience. The same can be said for a well-made drink at the end of a long day of meetings.

But whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, no one wants to come home 10 pounds heavier after a few too many at the hotel bar.

Dietitian and mixologist Tina Ruggiero offers her tips for healthy drinking on the road.

On October 24, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show from the Venetian Resort, Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Featured guests from the second hour of the show include:

AARP Publications Editor-in-Chief Hugh Delehanty discussing travel trends for Baby Boomers;

Chef Luciano Pellegrini, head chef at Valentino at the Venetian, talking about the latest culinary delights on his menu;

Legendary writer/producer Norman Lear providing insight from his career creating such TV classics as All in the Family, Sanford and Son, The Jeffersons, Maude,  The Facts of Life, Silver Spoons, Who’s the Boss, and many more;

Robin Leach, entertainment columnist for VegasDeluxe.com and former host of Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous, giving a local’s perspective for things off the beaten path;

 

 Norman Lear & Robin Leach on Las Vegas Luxury - Hour 2 - PGW Radio: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

This weekend, Peter is broadcasting from The Venetian Resort, Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Of course, Vegas is a food-lover’s delight, teeming with restaurants both on and off the Strip, from Michelin-starred fine dining to hole-in-the-wall finds.

To learn more, we checked in some locals who are renowned for having some of the best palates in the West.

For example, ever wondered where Robin Leach likes to eat when he’s not hobnobbing with the rich and famous in Vegas? Read on ….