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November 28, 2005

Travel misadventures on Talk of the Nation

Update: I just got a call from Don George regarding today’s NPR appearance, and it looks like I’ve been bumped from the “Talk of the Nation” lineup. The upside to this is that I was bumped because they were able to land best-selling author (and classic storyteller) Simon Winchester for the slot. So do tune in if you get a chance! More information below.

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Lonely Planet global travel editor Don George and I will be guests on National Public Radio’s Talk of the Nation today, discussing travel misadventures and sharing stories from LP’s humor anthology By the Seat of My Pants. Tune into your local NPR station this afternoon for the full show, which should also be available online.

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