Cathy,
Thank you for having me on your show Problems and Solutions and
taking the time to read my book. You are a wonderful radio interviewer
and your listeners are great!
Thank you again and I would be happy to participate in another
show anytime. Love KFOR radio in Lincoln!
Vickie Dellaquila, author of Don't Toss My Memories in the
Trash-A Step-by-Step Guide to Helping Seniors Downsize, Organize,
and Move and the Moving Workbook. www.OrganizationRules.com
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Cathy,
Thank you for having me on your show again. You are a great interviewer
and I always enjoying talking with you--it really does feel like
talking. Call me anytime, and I will update you on new projects
I work on! Thanks again.
Go for the
Edge!
Sue Morem
Author, How To Gain the Professional Edge
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Dear Cathy
--
Thank you so much. I love being on your show. You "get it" and ask
such great questions.
Best wishes for a minimally stressed and highly joyous holiday season --
Victoria Moran
Author of Younger
by the Day: 365 Simple Ways to Rejuvenate Your Body and Revitalize
Your Spirit
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As
an author and media personality I have had the opportunity to
be interviewed by outstanding broadcasting professionals and
journalists. Cathy Blythe is by far the most prepared, insightful,
and passionate that I have had the pleasure to work with. Not
once, but twice and for interviews lasting an hour each on her
program “Problems and Solutions”.
She spent
the time to read my book from cover to cover and a year later
to review the book once more in preparation for our second
interview. Instead of the questions provided by my PR firm,
she developed lines of questioning that were unique (and I
have heard them all!). I believe that her approach brought
out the best in me.
Sincerely,
Debra Fine
Author, The Fine Art of Small Talk
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Dear
Cathy,
Thank
you so much for inviting me to be a part of your program.
You made it a truly enjoyable experience and the exposure
was wonderful! I've already received some phone calls.
You are definitely one of Lincoln's shining stars.
Keep
smiling!
Patt
Harper
A
message from Patt Harper, author of How
to Get a Laugh Life, who was a guest on Problems & Solutions
on Friday, October 1, 2004
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Before
World War II when I was a little girl on a farm in south central
South Dakota, 3:30 was a sacred time in the afternoon. Mom
stopped whatever she was doing and sat down in front of our
battery operated radio in the dining room and listened to "The
Neighbor Lady" at WNAX, Yankton, 970 on the dial. "The
Neighbor Lady" gave household hints that listeners had
mailed in, she read recipes and a little poetry; advertised
Perfex, Three Daughters Deodorant, and wool quilt blocks among
other things.
Cathy
Blythe is The Neighbor Lady of my generation. She compiles
recipes into cookbooks--including slow cooking and microwaving--not
heard of in my girlhood. Household hints continue to include
spot removers but we hear from experts like the Queen of
Clean. Cathy chats with librarians about new books and
she interviews notables about family and relationship issues.
We even can get an appraisal from the experts of the old
china and "stuff" we had when I was a girl.
Cathy
is like your Neighbor Lady. She makes life easier--and
more interesting--when we turn to Problems & Solutions.
She has
a permanent smile in her voice; she makes everyone feel
like her best friend. She answers every telephone question,
no matter how silly or serious, with respect for the caller.
Cathy is a kind, gentle interviewer. Several times we have
talked on the air about my books, The Joy of Grandparenting and The
Joy of Grandma's Cooking or my talks on family life
or "Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate?" Cathy's
listeners are loyal and have long memories. Although these
interviews took place years ago, I am amazed that when
meeting new folks, they often remark that they remember
hearing me on KFOR with Cathy Blythe. I have sold many
books and continue to have requests for talks resulting
from those interviews. There have also been heartwarming
contacts.
Cathy
is like your Neighbor Lady. She makes life easier--and
more interesting--when we turn to Problems & Solutions.
Love,
Joy and Peace.
Clarice
Orr
Author of The
Joy Of Grandparenting and The Joy of Grandma's Cooking
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Cathy,
Thank
you. We need more shows like yours on the dial. It was
an honor and we had a bunch of people download the free
10 energy plan so that shows that it made a difference.
Best
wishes and stay energized!!!!
Jon
A
message from Jon Gordon, internationally known
as the "Energy Addict" and author of the book Energy
Addict – 101 Physical Mental and Spiritual Ways To Energize
Your Life. Jon was a guest on Problems & Solutions
on Tuesday, August 31, 2004.
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Cathy-
It
was a pleasure speaking with you. I spent last week doing
TV and radio in NYC -- and the radio interviews were the
antithesis of your show!
Out
of the 25 or 30 radio interviews I have done in the last
14 days, your show was by far my favorite. It makes such
a difference when the host "gets it."
Would
love to do another interview with you sometime.....just type
me a note down the road.
Take care,
Tom
A
message from Tom Rath, author of How Full
Is Your Bucket? Positive Strategies for Work and Life, who
was a guest on Problems & Solutions on Tuesday, August 24,
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