09
Nov
On November 7, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show from Cap Maison Resort and Spa on the Caribbean island of St Lucia. Guests from the second hour include:
Terri Roth, a Dow Jones reporter now living in London, was there for the fall of the Berlin Wall and reflects on the events with Peter;
Joe Brancatelli, “Seat 2B” columnist for Portfolio.com and editor of JoeSentMe.com, shares tips on deals and travel trends;
Musician Ronald “Boo” Hinkson discuss St. Lucia music, culture and more, and plays a little something, too;
Grayson Schaffer, senior editor for Outside Magazine, talking about the new rules of survival;
St. Lucia local Karyn Allard discussing diving in St Lucia;

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04
Nov
Our fascination with the undersea world is nothing less than primal.
The chance to enter into a world at once mysterious and familiar—populated by creatures that would make Maurice Sendak proud.
Fortunately, for those who prefer our underwater viewing from the safety of dry land, The Virtuous Traveler Leslie Garrett uncovers a trio of incredible aquariums, each offering up a distinct view—and point of view—of our water ecosystems: ocean, river and freshwater lake.
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03
Nov
Veterans Day is coming up on November 11, so why not honor our veterans with an affordable trip that promotes education and understanding?
Jamie Bovshow uncovers six military museums across the USA where families can celebrate, remember and pay homage to our nation’s finest.
1. NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MUSEUM
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28
Oct
Traveling to Guangzhou and Shenzhen instead of Beijing and Shanghai is akin to visiting Dallas over New York or Los Angeles.
These aren’t “show cities” with tour buses ready to transport travelers to cultural excursions; instead, these are “overnight cities” that are abundant in shiny skyscrapers and construction cranes.
Sarika Chawla reports on her experiences finding authentic local experiences that lurk underneath New China’s glossy exterior.
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23
Oct
Our intrepid writer Cara Mangini discovered that Paris has all the right ingredients for cooking up a new romance.
After a rough year and a tough break up she fell foolishly in love again … with food.
She reports on her experiences with culinary travel, French cuisine and much more below:
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14
Oct
If you think a large museum is overwhelming, consider the fact that most museums display less than 5 percent of their entire collection. The good news is, some museums actually allow visitors to see treasures that are in storage … if you know where to look.
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12
Oct
On October 10, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show on the banks of the River May from the Canoe Club at the Palmetto Bluff Inn in Bluffton, South Carolina. His guests from the second hour of the show include:
Richard Bangs, adventure traveler and creator of “Adventures with a Purpose” and BBC reporter Laura Hubber discussing their recent trip to Bosnia. Learn more here: www.exploringbosnia.com;
Sid Evans, editor in chief of Garden & Gun magazine, sharing his insider tips on things to see and do in the region;
Charles Veley, one of the world’s most-traveled people, talking about his favorite activities in South Carolina;
Mary Socci, Palmetto Bluff archaeologist, discussing her treasured finds and the history of Palmetto Bluff’s 20,000 acres;

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05
Oct
On October 3, 2009, Peter broadcast his radio show from the grand opening of the Ritz-Carlton in Charlotte, North Carolina. Guests from the second hour of Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio include:
Chris McGinnis, founder of Travel Skills Group, talks about great fall deals.
Charles Mo, head curator for the Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, discusses the city’s art and culture.
John Bordsen, travel editor for the Charlotte Observer, recommends things to do and places to see in Charlotte.
David Wilkening, writer for TravelMole, discusses the disappearance of reward programs and how vacations can make kids smarter.

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