Peter returns to his alma mater, the University of Wisconsin – Madison, just in time for the big game against Michigan. On Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009, he was live from Camp Randall Stadium as the Badgers and the Wolverines faced off.

Featured guests from the second hour of the show include:

Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle, sharing his initiatives to move the state forward with job growth, expanded access to health care, and increasing clean energy.

Jonathan Tisch, chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels, discussing the new generation of mobile travel applications and how travelers are responding.

Marsh Shapiro, University of Wisconsin alumnus and owner of long-time campus favorite, the Nitty Gritty restaurant, talking about the city’s hidden gems and how the Nitty Gritty became Madison’s Official Birthday Place.

Kerry Sanders, NBC News Correspondent, reporting on the eco-initiatives and community preservation in luxury properties like the Inn at Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.

 

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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…

If you haven’t already figured it out, Peter travels quite a bit.

And one of his top tips for getting the most out of a new city is to ditch the guidebooks and go straight to the locals.

In his latest slideshow on Bing Travel, Peter’s got a roundup of some of the top places to eat, play and hang in major cities around the world … as told by the locals.

This Saturday, Peter is broadcasting his radio show from Cap Maison Resort and Spa on the Caribbean island of St Lucia. Guests from the third hour include:

Currently living in Germany, Wall Street Journal reporter Marcus Walker shares stories on how Berlin has changed over the last 20 years;

Terry Maxon, aviation writer for the Dallas Morning News, discussing airline trends and legislation that can affect your next trip;

Michael Speakman of the St. Lucia Rum Distillery traces the evolution from sugar to
rum and how you can watch the process locally;

Charles Veley, founder of MostTraveledPeople.com, talking about Grenadines and Aves Island near St Lucia;

Local boat captain Cuthbert Didier discusses marine life, yachting and how sailing has shaped St. Lucia.

 

 How Berlin Has Changed Since the Wall Fell & Exploring St. Lucia - Hour 3 - PGW Radio: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Dear Peter,

I am about to do a huge tour of Napa and California Wine Country for a new book, so I kicked off the research the way anyone would—in the city of San Francisco.

It was just a quickie visit, but the main purpose was to attend a re-corking workshop, something I had never even heard about before.

Happy Halloween! Peter was on The Early Show this morning to talk about some of America’s most haunted hotels, where guests can stay in a room with a “boo!”

Read the article on CBS News to find out about spooky hotels where guests have checked in, but never checked out.

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.