How does a farm girl from North Dakota end up a broadcaster in Europe? Don't ask. I have no idea. All I know is that I am a travel junkie and love my job.
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Traveling - everywhere, anywhere, anytime. I read anything with pages - I constantly have two or three books I'm working though... and I'm a bit of science nerd. Or just a nerd in general, take your pick. Outdoor stuff - whether it's hiking, camping, or mountain biking, I'm game. Animals - I'm plugging away at a degree... I also squeeze in some movies and documentaries in between hanging with my friends and parties...
Old friends, new friends...My World Visitor Map!
make your own map at: www.modmyprofile.com
Music is once again my livelihood...Spin that record. So it all works. Listen to it all, always looking for something new. Also really love local band scenes... gotta support 'em.
Hate blockbusters. Doesn't matter how much money you throw at something if the script blows. Unless they're funny, then that means the script doesn't blow. I'm a sucker for the slow burn/what-the-hells-goin-on plots. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Casino. The English Patient. Top three. Also adore Documentaries: Rize. March of Pengiuns. History of Rock and Roll. Migration. Planet Earth.
What the heck is TV doing to our society? It's like visual crack eating away at our addicted brains. Nibble. Nibble.
Huge Michael Crichton fan. Think I'd stalk him if I had the time. And lots of radio station strategy/programming books. Dork. And I've been reading Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead" for about three years; running out of excuses on that one.