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Host of
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In the studio
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Guest
Thomas Steinmetz
publisher of
ETurboNews
Introducing the
Ambassador from Tanzania to the US.
Village at Squaw Valley
Lake Tahoe
LIVE REMOTE from
HAMPTON VA
Sandy and
KING ABDULLAH II
from Jordan
Sandy and Egypt's
former Minister of Tourism
AHMED EL MAGHRABY
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TravelTalkRADIO
DECEMBER 14,
2008
Broadcasting
from the
TravelTalkMEDIA
studios in
Southern
California
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the names of
this weeks guests
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SANDY
DHUYVETTER
Executive
Producer
&
Host |
Segment
2
& 3
COLONEL
JOHN
BLASHFORD-SNELL
President
of
the
Just
A
Drop
organization |
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4
AMBASSADOR
DAUDI
Former
special
Representative
of
the
Secretary
General
of
the
U.N.
to
Sierra
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Segments 5
ALFIE
HANSSEN
Director
of
Field
Programs
for
the
Miracle
Corners
of
the
World
(MCW) |
Segment
6
SANDY
DHUYVETTER
Patrick
Peartree
and
John
Johnson |
Segment
7, 8
& 9
JOSEPH
WHITE
CEO
for
the
St.
Louis
Chapter
of
the
American
Red
Cross |
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Segment
10
HILU
BURA
African
Clothing
Designer,
Owner
of
Ringa
Nasi |
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11
AMANT
CHARLES
MACHA
Director
of
Marketing
for
the
Tanzania
Tourist
Board |
Segment
12
SANDY
DHUYVETTER
and
John
Johnson
and
Patrick
Peartree |
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SEGMENT
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SANDY DHUYVETTER
Executive
Producer
&
Host
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Welcome to this week's program!
TravelTalkMEDIA
Launches
new Web site for Africa Peace
Caravan
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SEGMENTS
2
& 3
COLONEL JOHN
BLASHFORD-SNELL
President of the Just a
Drop organization
In 1968 Emperor Haile Selassie
of Ethiopia invited the British
Army to send a team to explore
and make the first descent of
the infamous Blue Nile. Captain
John Blashford-Snell of the
Royal Engineers was commissioned
to select, train and lead the 60
person party. The success of
this immense expedition led to
even tougher assignments, such
as the first vehicle crossing of
the complete Darien Gap (Central
America) in 1971/2 and in
1974/5, navigating almost all
the 2,700 miles of the great
Zaire (now Congo) River.
Having organized and led over
100 expeditions, Blashford-Snell
has built up a reputation as a
practical field engineer and
become one of the world's most
renowned and highly respect
explorers. His innovative method
of negotiating white water in
inflatable boats has been
adopted as a worldwide sport.
Today he supports numerous
charities and divides his life
between the concrete and green
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Just a Drop charitable
organization
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Just a Drop raises money to
build wells, install hand pumps
and carry out health and
sanitation programmes to give
children and their families
clean, accessible water.
This means children are well
enough to trek long distances to
collect water or to go to
school, mothers don't have to
stay at home to look after them
and fathers are healthy enough
to work. The cycle of sickness
and poverty is broken and the
future is immediately brighter.
Just a Drop also supports water,
sanitation and health projects
around the world and helps in
disaster relief efforts when the
most basic human need is clean
water. For example:
In Cambodia, JP built 50 new
wells in nine villages, restored
five other wells and launched a
community health programme.
In North East India, we helped
the isolated village of Riangmaw
by providing a new water system
to pump water 60m up a slope.
In Afghanistan, JP worked in
partnership with the Scientific
Exploration Society to provide
the Khanabad Emergency Obstetric
Clinic with fresh clean water.
For 2008, Just a Drop is looking
into projects in Bolivia,
Uganda, the Philippines, Niger
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It's a great
luxury in
life to be
able
to drink
clean water
from a
tap.
~ Colonel
Blashford-Snell |
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AMBASSADOR DAUDI
MWAKAWAGO
Former special
Representative of the
Secretary General of the
U.N. to
Sierra Leone
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Ambassador Mwakawago
is on the Board of
Advisors for the Miracle
Children's of the World
(MCW).
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SEGMENT
5
ALFIE HANSSEN
Director of Field
Programs
for the Miracle Corners
of
the World (MCW)
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Miracle Corners of
the World (MCW),
founded in 1999, is a
non-profit organization
serving youth worldwide,
primarily through
leadership, community
development, and
healthcare programs.
MCW empowers
youth to become positive
agents of change, to
improve their lives and
contribute to their own
communities. To achieve
its mission, MCW
uses entrepreneurial
approaches to benefit
youth worldwide, working
closely with a global
network of friends,
volunteers, and
supporters from the
public, private, and
non-profit sectors. |
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SEGMENT
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SANDY DHUYVETTER
Executive Producer and
Host
TravelTalkMEDIA TV and
Radio
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Brought in with the amazing
Porterhouse
Bob Band.
John Johnson joins Sandy this
segment to talk about New
Orleans.
Patrick, Sandy and John in San
Juan Capistrano, California in
December 2008 |
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SEGMENT
7 8 & 9
JOSEPH WHITE
Chief Executive Officer
for the St. Louis Area
Chapter of
the American Red Cross
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For the past six years,
Joe White has served as
CEO for the St. Louis
Area Chapter of the
American Red Cross, the
15th largest Chapter in
the country. During a
one-year period, the St.
Louis Chapter reaches
the public more than
480,000 times and
responds to over 1,100
single family fires. The
Chapter is also a
leading provider of
CPR/First Aid training,
Aquatics instruction,
Lifeline services, SAF
(Services to Armed
Forces) and
International Services.
The Chapter recently
achieved the rating of
high Level III, the
highest level attainable
for disaster response
within the Red Cross
System. In June 2007,
Joe was appointed a
member of the44Senior
Advisory Council to the
Department of Homeland
Security and also serves
on the Council’s
Essential Technologies
Task Force as well as
the Administration
Transition Task Force. |
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Since its founding
in 1881 by visionary
leader Clara Barton, the
American Red Cross has
been the nation's
premier emergency
response organization.
As part of a worldwide
movement that offers
neutral humanitarian
care to the victims of
war, the American Red
Cross distinguishes
itself by also aiding
victims of devastating
natural disasters. Over
the years, the
organization has
expanded its services,
always with the aim of
preventing and relieving
suffering.
Today, in addition to
domestic disaster
relief, the American Red
Cross offers
compassionate services
in five other areas:
community services that
help the needy; support
and comfort for military
members and their
families; the
collection, processing
and distribution of
lifesaving blood and
blood products;
educational programs
that promote health and
safety; and
international relief and
development programs.
The American Red Cross
is where people mobilize
to help their
neighbors—across the
street, across the
country, and across the
world—in emergencies.
Each year, in
communities large and
small, victims of some
70,000 disasters turn to
neighbors familiar and
new—the more than half a
million volunteers and
35,000 employees of the
Red Cross.
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Listen in as Sandy and
fellow Department of
Homeland Security
advisory board member
Joseph White talk about
the latest efforts by
the St. Louis Area
Chapter in the area of
Disaster Response.
Working with the
Anheuser-Busch company,
the St. Louis chapter
has been instrumental in
providing resources and
tips to help people
prepare for tornadoes,
floods, earthquakes and
other disasters. For
more information on
disaster news and safety
resources provided by
the St. Louis Area
Chapter,
Click HERE. |
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SEGMENT
10
HILU
BURA
African Clothing
Designer,
Owner of Ringa Nasi
Remember
the name
Hilu Bura.
She is going to be a big
star.
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Sandy and Hilu
See Hilu's designs inside the
pages of the Africa Travel Magazine.
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It was a delight to meet Hilu and
it was a ball modeling her latest styles for the ATA
members and other guests. After the fashion show,
we danced to another great African band.
Dancing in Africa is like breathing air.
It comes naturally and you do it everyday. |
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SEGMENT
11
AMANT CHARLES MACHA
Director of Marketing
for
the Tanzania Tourist
Board at
the World Tourism
Investment
Summit in South Korea
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Also joining Sandy in
Busan, South Korea this
week was Amant Charles
Macha, Director of
Marketing for the
Tanzania Tourist Board.
A wonderful bear of a
man, Macha's enthusiasm
and long list of reasons
to visit Tanzania will
definitely move you.
Time to get busy with
plans for the safari of
your lifetime.
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SEGMENT
12
SANDY DHUYVETTER
Executive Producer and
Host
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Sandy Dhuyvetter with Patrick
Peartree and John Johnson in
San Juan Capistrano
Dec 5, 2008 |
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