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Paul Wald

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I am wanting to do a regular series covering antique tractors on my web radio show. I feel there would be plenty of listeners, but don"t want to step on anyone"s toes. My usual shows are about rural life. Using Farmall tractors since I was a kid, I guess it was inevitable I would want to cover this subject as well.
I would like conduct interviews with some of the "experts" on this site, and allow call in questions. This is still in the planning stages, but I would like your input.
My biggest concern is annoying the folks at Yesterday's Tractor. I order parts here, get info here, and have links from my site to this page. I don"t sell parts, or make money from my web broadcasts. I also invite the Yesterday"s Tractor staff to contact me if they have any concerns.
I just think it would be nice to have a program to listen to on Sunday evenings like the old radio days. You can hear a recent broadcast by going to my URL and clicking on the Blog Talk Radio link on the right side of the page. I appreciate any input.
Salt Creek Life
 
Not a bad site , but could use some work. It is interesting , though. It would be nice to have a radio show of any kind deciated to farming and old farm machinery. After all , we do have a tv show decatied to the same cause , called RFD TV. So why not a radio show on the net, too. I grew up listening to the Jack Crowner Farm Report on the local country music radio station in my area as a kid in the early mornings before going to school. Haven't heard of him for a long time . This brought back memories, so I looked him up and put in a link for those who haven't heard of him .


Whizkid
Jack Crowner
 
I enjoyed the episode with Patrice Lewis,although knowing about as much about Dexters and Jerseys as I do about flying Sabre Jets.It was a good interview,of the sort I'd like to listen to regularly.The host of the program was polite,well spoken,and had done his homework.I'd be sure to tune in to a program featuring antique tractors.
 
Good news Whizkid! I got a special guest for ya. Tune in to my show May 16th at 6PM Central. I will be discussing old tractors, farming, radio and TV with Jack Crowner himself. You will be able to call in if you'd like.
Salt Creek Life Radio
 
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