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Rundown
for the Week of June 28, 2002 Listen
to the Whole Show Opening
Of Show Summer
Reading
"It was hard to keep my feet still. A happy crowd of parents
and grandparents held toddlers' hands as they bobbed in time to the
music. Add the lush trees, blazing azaleas and deepening dusk, and it
made for an enchanted hour."
--Naomi Lewin, on how her trip to Spain became defined by the passionate
music of the region. Postcard:
The Bookseller
"Eventually
he rose, leaving me with four of his favorite titles and the feeling
there was more to life than making money. And, that he had found it,
somewhere between a child's hopeful smile and the pages of Shakespeare's
greatest works."
--Karin Muller, on a chance meeting with a Vietnamese beachcomber/Western
book enthusiast who found joy in every new title that came his way. Travel
By Design: William A. McDonough
"It's funny: I thought I'd find a cheesy carnival,
lots of video games and fast food joints -- all the wonderful things
I remembered so clearly from when I was a kid replaced by cheap imitations."
--Elizabeth Yates McNamee, about to discover how her trip to the Santa
Cruz Beach Boardwalk will keep the memories of her childhood intact. Local
Station Break: Well,
in Poland...
"Before this trip, I wanted answers. I wanted
understanding of what Poland is -- whatever that means. But you know,
it's really not about some foreign country. It's not about me versus
Poland, or Justine picking which one of us she wants in her life. It
feels like we're both winning now, you know?"
--Jonathan Mejivar, coming to the realization that where you come from
is just as much a part of you as anything else in life. Traveler's
Aid: How to Plan a Trip Around the
Globe
--Our Travel-Expert-in-Residence, Rudy Maxa, cries havoc
and lets slip the Deal of the Week: great hotel deals in Greece. Local
Station Break: Deal
Of The Week: Move
Over Eurail Pass -- Say Hello to Busabout!
--Our Travel-Expert-in-Residence, Rudy Maxa, cries havoc
and lets slip the Deal of the Week: great hotel deals in Greece. Music
on Spain's Silver Route
"It was hard to keep my feet still. A happy crowd of parents
and grandparents held toddlers' hands as they bobbed in time to the
music. Add the lush trees, blazing azaleas and deepening dusk, and it
made for an enchanted hour."
--Naomi Lewin, on how her trip to Spain became defined by the passionate
music of the region. |
