Turn Up Your Talk Radio

In 2015, I attended a publicity conference to learn how to land radio interviews, and since then, I've been going on the radio to talk about my projects and causes! Specifically, how to save money on cheap flights around the world, how to use social networks like Couchsurfing to meet locals and live with them for free, and how to travel mindfully. I've also done a couple of interviews about my Guided Meditation Treks project, and one about my silent disco project.

I love to do radio interviews because they help me verbally express ideas in a concise manner. The added pressure of a 'performance' situation has always helped me be at my best. Knowing that I have a limited timeframe and that potentially many people are listening, combined with the fact that I try to tape most of my interviews for eternity means that these narrow windows of communication have the potential to spread information and knowledge far and wide. Tuning into the brainwaves of a good radio host is also a great practice as well. Their penchant for brevity and packing lots of info in a short space to people with a limited attention span helps me to get my points across in the most efficient way possible. Here is a collection of radio interviews I've done to date:

• Interviews on Travel: Spin the World Around
• Interviews on Meditation: Guided Meditation Treks
• One time when I called into the Alex Jones Show way back in the 00's
• An interview on Meditation I did on a meditation podcast
  
• Another interview about Meditation.
  
• A recent travel interview.
  
• An interview about Austin Silent Disco.

I love a good radio interview as part of a wider approach to getting the word out.

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