LymeNet Flash: CURE UNKNOWN on Talk Radio

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Posted by ellenluba (Member # 1707) on :

PLEASE DISTRIBUTE and try to phone in to one of these shows if it is in your area

FROM PAM WEINTRAUB:

I will be on talk radio this coming Tuesday and Wednesday in New York and Wisconsin on two syndicted, big audience NPR shows. These should be call-in shows, so people may want to participate.

Tuesday, July 1, noon- 1 p.m. Leonard Lopate Show, WNYC
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/lopate/
Wednesday, July 2, 7-8 a.m. central time. Conversations with Joy Cardin, Wisconsin Public Radio, Syndicated in the Midwest
http://www.wpr.org/cardin/

Please spread the word,

Thanks,

Pam

Posted by Cold Feet (Member # 9882) on :

Great! How did it go? Replays available?

[confused]

Posted by bettyg (Member # 6147) on :

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Pam Weintraub's {Discover Magazine Writer} July 2, 2008 ... Interview on WI. Public Radio about lyme. Wow. -Mike
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http://www.wpr.org/cardin/index.cfm?strDirection=Prev&dteShowDate=2008%2D07%2D03%2006%3A00%3A00

http://www.wpr.org/cardin/index.cfm?strDirection=Prev&dteShowDate=2008%2D07%2D03%2006%3A00%3A00

anyone, I downloaded this to SAVE; and i can't find it anywhere!!! it said it was RM file! also, tried OPENING it up, and it took me to page to download REAL PLAYER!

i have the MOST CURRENT VERSION NOW! what gives?? assistance please! I'd like to hear her talk.

Mike, i'll post this on lymenet as someone asked tonight on 1 of the posts about wisc. show!***************************

Posted by nenet (Member # 13174) on :

Thank you for the info on these radio programs.

bettyg,

The links to listen to the show are streaming realaudio links, not downloadable files - if you would like to pm me I might be able to walk you through this problem.

For now, for you and anyone else that might need them, I am recording the programs into audio files (mp3) that you can download and double click and listen on your own computer audio software.

I will post with the program files when I am done recording them today.

Posted by nenet (Member # 13174) on :

I have put both downloadable files on a free site for sharing media files called Mediafire. You do NOT have to create an account, login, or pay for anything to download these files.

1. WNYC Leonard Lopate - "Cure Unknown" 29.1 MB (fixed the file per MsWillo's post - thank you MsWillo!)

the file that you will be downloading is named "WNYCLeonardLopate7.1.08-CureUnknown.mp3"

2. WPR Joy Cardin - "Cure Unknown" 22.1 MB

the file that you will be downloading is named "WPRJoyCardin7.2.08-CureUnknown.mp3"

Just right-click (or control-click on Mac) where it says "Click here to start download.." and download the mp3 to your computer.

If anyone has questions about how to get these files or has any problems please pm me and I will try to help you through it.

[ 04. July 2008, 06:28 PM: Message edited by: nenet ]

Posted by MsWillo (Member # 10851) on :

I didn't get the NY show from the above post, but did find it here:

http://mediasearch.wnyc.org/m/20306463/the_lyme_disease_epidemic_the_leonard_lopate_show_tuesday_01_july_2008.htm?q=Lyme+Disease+Epidemic

Namaste'
Willo in WA
Chronic Lyme, Babesia and Bartonella for 10 yrs

Posted by NP40 (Member # 6711) on :

Pam was great, so were the callers. Lot's of newbies who couldn't get help, relapsing, etc.

Posted by lymeout (Member # 8045) on :

I think the Joy Cardin interview was great! I would love to see it picked up by other stations. I contacted a local talk show host in my area to tell her about the interview and asked that she consider inviting her to her own show. You never know....if one or two do it, and others find out that it is well-received, they may want to jump on the bandwagon!

Can you think of someone in your own area?

Posted by Pam Weintraub (Member # 15718) on :

Yes, the Joy Cardin show was SO much better thanks to all the patients who called in -they were the best, most knowledgeable interviewers one could have.