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Tuesday, March 04, 2008

More Radio for Antarctica

PaThursday I'm traveling to Central Pennsylvania--Harrisburg--to talk with Sandy Fenton on her radio show "Let's Talk Travel with AAA" about Antarctica: Life on the Ice. Harrisburg is near where I grew up, State College, home of Penn State (where I also went to college). It's in the Allegheny mountains that I first hiked--up Shingletown Gap--backpacked and rock climbed on small local crags. Wherever I end up, it will always be home.

Here is the press release for the radio show. Come listen!
On "Let's Talk Travel with AAA" from 3pm to 4pm Saturday on WHP-AM 580,
host, Sandy Fenton will feature "Antarctica : Life On The Ice" with
author , travel writer and outdoorswoman, Susan Fox Rogers.
Antarctica has become a very popular destination, especially for the
adventurer and the "been-there, done-that" experienced traveler.
Rogers spent six weeks on "the ice" walking in the footsteps of
Antarctic explorers and learning the ways of the penguin researchers,
ice diggers, scientists, pilots and others who are living in the most
foreboding climate imaginable.
A teacher of creative writing and first year seminar at Bard College,
Rogers is also the editor of 11 anthologies.
"Let's Talk Travel with AAA" can be heard online.  Go to www.whp580.com
and click on "WHP580 Now Live Online."

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