Jan Mickelson Interviews Susan Headley of coins.about.com on WHO Radio
(Great job Susan! I once was a guest on an hour-long radio talk show about investing and I went through the exact same feelings as you. Luckily, I didn't have to respond to any caller questions. Phew! You did a great job. - A.C. Dwyer)
(Susan Headley, coins.about.com) One of the coolest things about having a high-profile Web site about coin collecting is that I get a fair number of media inquiries every month which result in being published in print, radio, and TV. Some of them are brief quotes, such as where I expressed my opinion about the U.S. Mint's Presidential Signature Set to the Wall Street Journal, and some of them are drawn from content I have published on my site, such as the piece by the LaRue County Herald talking about the availability of the new Log Cabin pennies. (The Signature Sets were a short-lived offering that combined a Proof Presidential Dollar with a presidential autograph reproduction.)
One type of media I hadn't done, until recently, was a live on-the-air interview about coins. Jan Mickelson hosts a radio show called Mickelson in the Morning for WHO Newsradio 1040 Radio in Des Moines, Iowa. He's on the air every weekday talking about current events and politics.
When Jan heard about my Chinese coin counterfeiting coverage, he invited me to appear on his broadcast. Of course, I accepted immediately, not really realizing what I was getting myself into...
Listen to the radio show and read Susan's full story at: Link
(Susan Headley, coins.about.com) One of the coolest things about having a high-profile Web site about coin collecting is that I get a fair number of media inquiries every month which result in being published in print, radio, and TV. Some of them are brief quotes, such as where I expressed my opinion about the U.S. Mint's Presidential Signature Set to the Wall Street Journal, and some of them are drawn from content I have published on my site, such as the piece by the LaRue County Herald talking about the availability of the new Log Cabin pennies. (The Signature Sets were a short-lived offering that combined a Proof Presidential Dollar with a presidential autograph reproduction.)
One type of media I hadn't done, until recently, was a live on-the-air interview about coins. Jan Mickelson hosts a radio show called Mickelson in the Morning for WHO Newsradio 1040 Radio in Des Moines, Iowa. He's on the air every weekday talking about current events and politics.
When Jan heard about my Chinese coin counterfeiting coverage, he invited me to appear on his broadcast. Of course, I accepted immediately, not really realizing what I was getting myself into...
Listen to the radio show and read Susan's full story at: Link
posted by A.C. Dwyer at 12:09 PM
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