St. Augustine FL Chef Poinard

I had the great pleasure to interview Chef Jean Stephane Poinard of Bistro de Leon in St. Augustine, FL. I will start by saying the Menu of this restaurant took me back to the time I lived and worked in Paris. The best thing is that Chef Poinard's creations are truly French and Reasonably priced.

Chef Poinard is a 5th generation Chef from the Lyon area of France. His latest effort is his contribution of 18 recipes to a new Art/Culinary/Spirits book titled "ABSENTE".

We discussed the history of the "Green Fairy", Absinthe and the re-invention of Grande Absente. This Anise flavored liquor is the basis of Chef Poinard's fantastic recipes. one of which he has shared with us today.

Please enjoy our podcast of this interview.


Tomato Stuffed with Escargots

To prepare the tomato:

4 large, vine-ripened tomatoes

Bring 2 quarts water to a boil. Cut a cross into the bud end of each tomato. Plunge the tomatoes into the water for 15 seconds. Remove and plunge directly into ice water. Peel the tomatoes, pulling the skin back from the cut cross. Cut the stem end of the tomato off, carefully scoop out the seeds with a spoon or melon baller. Set aside the tomatoes and the tops.

For the garlic cream:

6 cloves garlic, finely diced

1 cup heavy cream

Salt and pepper to taste

Mix the garlic, cream, salt and pepper in a saucepan.

Reduce slowly over low heat, stirring until thickened.

For the escargot:

2 tbsp. butter

1/2 cup carrot, peeled and julienne cut

1/2 cup turnip, peeled and julienne cut

3 cloves garlic, finely diced

4 dozen snails

3 tbsp. Grande Absente

Slowly saute the carrot, turnip, garlic and snails in butter over low heat until the vegetables have caramelized. Quickly deglaze the pan with the Grande Absente. Flame the Grande Absente by touching a lit match to the edge of the pan.

To serve:

Sprinkle salt and pepper into the tomatoes. Place the tomatoes in a 250 F oven for several minutes. The tomatoes should be just warm, not cooked. Place each tomato on an individual plate. Fill each tomato with one quarter of the snail mixture. Place the tops on the tomatoes.

Garnish with 2 or 3 tablespoons garlic cream sauce around each tomato.

July 25th TRAVEL PLANNERS SHOW

Kevin is hosting the show today while Sue is on a press trip to Washington DC and Virginia.  Be sure to look at OUR BLOG next week for details of her trip.   HR 1 Max Hartshorne of www.gomonad.com         Max and Kevin will talk about Normandy and D Day           Chef Jean Stephane Poinard          Bistro DeLeon, St Augustine, FL          www.bistrodeleon.com   HR 2  Kent St. John of www.gonomad.com          Kent and Kevin will talk about Taiwan, Shanghai          and Beijing            Tom Parsons, www.bestfares

Pigeon Lady St. Mark's Square Venice, IT

Guest Michelle Newman aka Pigeon Lady

TRAVEL PLANNERS RADIO BROADCAST

Saturday, July 18 Guests were: Luisa Frey, "Flying With Kids" and "Family Reunions". Luisa is the founder of www.teentraveltalk.com and Family Travel Marketing. Jefferson County, MO Sheriff Glenn Boyer, "Jail and Breakfast". A novel way for fundraising and an unusual B&B concept. Michelle Newman, Travelwriter who visited Venice for a week and sailed on the luxury cruise www.windstarcruises.com on the Adriatic. Tom Parsons, www.bestfares.com for those super deals and steals.

AMTRAK STL to CHICAGO

I decided to take Amtrak for my recent trip to Chicago for the grand opening of a new boutique hotel - theWit Hotel on State and Lake.  I could have driven and the time would have taken about the same, but then I would have parking garage fees to pay in the heart of downtown Chicago.  I really didn't need a car since the hotel was my destination (more on Grand Opening later).  I could have flown, but the price was higher (you won't believe when I tell you how much Amtrak cost!) and I would have needed transportation into downtown.   Because I qualified for a Sr. Citizen (62) discount I got a round trip ticket from St. Louis to Chicago for $39.10....yep, that's right.  A cab fare of $5.00 from Union Station to the hotel was also inexpensive.   My train left at 6:30am heading north, so Kevin suggested I sit on the left side of the train to escape the sun shining in while I tried to catch a nap.   I like to sit by the window on planes and look down on our beautiful earth.  I also liked to observe what I saw as the train headed across mid-America.    OBSERVATIONS FROM THE TRAIN Stone train depots.  A deer grazing in a field.  Horses and cows.  A Wind Farm of 30 turbine windmills.  Rivers and creeks rippling over the rocks.  Backyards of mid-America with children's swings and gardens.  Main streets with people shopping.  Interstate 55 with tractor trailer trucks zooming alongside the train.  Graffiti on underpasses and empty warehouses.  Wildflowers of white Queen Anne's Lace, rusty Doc, orange trumpet vines, yellows and purples.  Rich farmland with green corn and soy beans.  Round haystacks (when did they start making them round instead of conical shaped?)  Victorian houses, small family homes, one and two story abodes.  Children playing in playgrounds.    Next time you take a trip...take the train and observe what is outside the window. Sue McCarthy

PLAY BALL

St. Louis is humming with the activity of the 80th MLB All Star Game to be played in Busch Stadium on July 14th.  President Obama will throw out the first ball.  The MLB Fan Fest at America's Center started today and runs through July 14th.  What an opportunity to meet former players, get autographs and purchase merchandise.

LISTEN IN TO OUR BROADCASTS

Our broadcast this week:   Sue and Kevin discuss Sue's recent trip to the Hill Country of Fredericksburg, TX; the German settlers and the B&Bs.   Owner, Richard Estenson of the Hangar Hotel and nearby Gillespie County Airport will talk about the 1940's style hotel and conference ctr.   Owner, Richard Estenson of Fredericksburg Brewing Co. will talk about the award-winning ales and lagers and the "Bed and Brews."   Chef Pierre Wolfe will talk about "How To Be A Guest Chef", "How To Be A Guest Lecturer" and How to plan a fun trip for a family of 10 to Europe.   Our regular, Tom Parsons of BestFares.com will share his Deals and Steals with the listeners.   Broadcasts are on: www.globalamericanbroadcasting.com Sat. 8-10am Ctrl KZQZ 1430AM Sun. 6-8am Ctrl WBGZ 1570AM Sun. 3 - 5pm Ctrl www.kmox.com Thurs., 11am - 1pm Ctrl

WHERE ARE WE GOING NEXT?

Kevin and Sue's next travel trips will be to the Windy City of Chicago for the Grand Opening of theWit Hotel (201 N. State St.) - a Doubletree Hotel and then Sue is heading off to Virginia and Washington, D.C.  Be sure to check back later this month for an update on these two great trips.

HAPPY JULY 4th

The Travel Plannners Show is on every Saturday 8 - 10am central time, www.globalamericanadvertising.com   Hr1 St. Louis - The Arch, Mississippi River Cruise, Old Courthouse Puerto Rico - Culebra Island and more with Neala Schwartzberg                     www.offbeattravel.com Competitours with Steve Belkin www.competitours.com News and Tips with Kevin and Sue   Hr2 Patrice Raplee, Editor Travel Excursion & Seattle Spotlight London's Shopping and Restaurant Districts Tom Parsons, www.BestFares.com   Have a Happy and Safe July 4th

St. Louis Cardinals Win!

St. Louis Cardinals vs San Francisco Giants Cardinals Win!!! Final score 5 - 2 Wellemeyer pitched best game of season. Thanks to Donna Andrews, Public Relations Director St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission for our invitation to join the marketing team in the Best Buy Suite for an evening of food, drinks and BASEBALL. If you haven't been to the new Busch Stadium you are missing out on a great experience. Check out Donna's website for St. Louis at http://www.explorestlouis.com/ for things to do. We had a great view of two of our favorite players, 1st Baseman Albert Pujols #5 and Catcher Yadier Molina #4. Busch Stadium is where the 80th All Star-Game will be held Tuesday, July 14th.

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Fox News Channel 2

Sue was the "Travel Expert" again today on Fox News Channel 2 Morning Show. The topic was "Exploring ala carte Airline Fees" and this was Sue's 8th appearance.   www.fox2newsnow.com/news/morningshow

TRAVEL NEWS

CURRENT TRAVEL NEWS   Southwest Airlines begins service to LaGuardia Airport in New York City.   Delta Airlines installs in-flight Wi-Fi on its first wide-body 767-300 transcontinental routes July 13.   Ryan Air announced early next year no more check-in luggage, there will be unlimited for FREE carry-on luggage that you will check yourself at the cargo hold.

WTMY Interview

WTMY RADIO INTERVIEW   Tune in Sunday, July 5 to WTMY 1280am at 5pm Eastern to hear host Roy Lowey interview us on our recent trip to Cancun and Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. The show will also be archived on his site at www.ttrn.com   Be sure to check out www.realresorts.com to see the Royal Resorts.

CLEAR GONE

CLEAR FAST LANE GONE   June 22, 2009 Clear Fast Lane at the participating airports ceased operations. Gone is the express line at airports. Gone is shortening your security line wait in half. Gone is the chance to move to the front of the line. Verified Identity Pass Inc., the parent company of Clear has been unable to continue operations.  It is currently unclear what will happen to the membership fees paid into the program.

JUNE 27 SHOW GUESTS

TRAVEL PLANNERS JUNE 27 SHOW GUESTS   Vandalia, Il First Annual Bluegrass Festival guests pre-recorded on location the previous week.   Mayor, Ricky Gottman Historian, Lincoln Waysides, Dale Timmerman Old State Capitol, Mary Cole, Superintendent Economic Development & Tourism, JoAn Givens Bluegrass Festival Committeeman, Walt Barenfanger (Fire breathing Dragon owner) City Council Committee Member, Dean Black Abe Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln Impersonators Soroptomist International - Vandalia In Bloom, Joy Clymer National Road, Mary Truitt

VANDALIA BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL

FIRST ANNUAL VANDALIA, IL BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL   Kevin and Sue were invited to broadcast from this small town (7,000 pop.) in central Illinois for the first bluegrass festival and Kevin was one of 5 judges (including the Sheriff and a Council Member) for the BarBQ Cookoff.  Kevin really enjoyed sampling the ribs, steak and chicken.  The sampling ended in a tie.  Homemade Ice Cream served by the Senior Citizen Group and Corn Dogs served by the Boy Scouts showed us it doesn't have to be a gourmet meal to be good.  Of course, there were 4 bluegrass groups playing on Saturday too.  We will have some of the broadcasts on soon on our different stations.  We even got an interview with Abraham Lincoln and his "wife" Mary Todd Lincoln!!!  Vandalia was the first state capitol of Illinois and is a place to go for Lincoln history.

Playa Del Carmen and Cancun

PLAYA DEL CARMEN AND CANCUN Kevin and Sue just recently returned from the ROYAL RESORTS in Playa Del Carmen and Cancun.  www.realresorts.com   With the fear of the H1N1 flu scaring off tourists to Mexico we were invited to visit and see how safe from the flu it is.  Most of the cases centered around Mexico City and inland Mexico...no cases were ever reported in Cancun or Playa Del Carmen.  The resort owner feels secure in offering free accommodations for three years if someone comes down with the flu while at their resort.  Airfare and hotel/resort prices are down considerably and it is a great time to check out their website for outstanding bargains.  Real Resorts has two of their properties for families.  Our flight down and back on NW Airlines/Delta Airlines was packed full and a lot of honeymooners were heading for the area.  We watched one beautiful beach-side wedding from our balcony that was performed in a gazebo with the ocean breezes and sounds of lapping waves.  How romantic is that?

THE ROYAL SPA TREATMENTS

Make sure you sign up at Spazul THE ROYAL'S spa for a spa treatment.  Kevin tried out the Relaxation Massage with therapist Marisol, followed by a dip in the Hydrotherapy Jacuzzi, Sue tried out the FOUR HANDS massage and a dip in the Hydrotherapy Jacuzzi.  I had always wanted to try the FOUR HANDS and would highly recommend it.  While Adrianna  did reflexology on my toes and feet Elvira was massaging my head and neck...talk about Heaven.  This was a very relaxing massage as each lady gently and sometimes not so gently massaged, kneaded and stroked by whole body head to toe with soothing lotions.  A soothing scent of Eucal

PLAYA DEL CARMEN AND CANCUN

Our NW Airlines flight from STL to Memphis and on to Cancun and Playa Del Carmen was comfortable, snacks of nuts and cookies were served along with the usual coffee, water and cold Pepsi.  The plane was full and we noticed a lot of honeymooners on board.   We had a short layover in Memphis so we had a delicious BBQ pork sandwich at Jim Neeley's Interstate Bar-B-Q in a Memphis food court.  We would highly recommend this sandwich $7.95 which came with a layer of cold slaw on the bun and it was stacked high and a container of additional sauce for dipping.   We were picked up by a shuttle that had been sent for us by Best Day Tours for a 45 min. drive to our resort THE ROYAL RESORT in Playa Del Carmen.  The resort looks like a palace and ooohs and aaahs were emitted as we pulled up to the portico.  More to come on check in to our resort where we will be staying for two nights before moving to THE ROYAL RESORT in Cancun for one night.  We will also be visiting sister properties of the REAL RESORT properties. Sue and Kevin McCarthy

JUNE RADIO SHOWS

JUNE RADIO SHOWS NEW TO OUR BLOG - We will be letting you know each week who our guests will be on our TRAVEL PLANNERS RADIO SHOW.  Depending on what part of the country or world you are from you can listen to our show on different media outlets.  The shows will broadcast first on GAB - Global American Broadcasting and then over the next week or two will be broadcast on the other stations.   www.globalamericanbroadcasting.com  NEW TIME SAT., JUNE 13.  8- 10am CDT   Angela Jackson, San Francisco CVB Tom Parsons, BestFares.com Henri Wolfe, Chief of Security Radisson Resort, Aruba DePalm Tours, Aruba THE ROYAL RESORT, Playa Del Carmen Kevin - Travel News/Sue - Travel Tips New Passport Info as of June 1     LOCAL ST LOUIS AND CENTRAL ILLINOIS Sundays 6 - 8am KZQZ 1430AM and 3 - 5 pm WBGZ 1570AM Listen to us on the Internet www.kmox.com Thursdays 11am - 1pm

Fox News Channel 2

Lucky #7 Sue's 7th appearance on Fox News Channel 2 with Randi Naughton and John Pertzborn Friday, June 5 around 8:10am   Be sure to watch Fox News Channel 2 for these tips:   "Tips For Ladies Traveling Alone" Don't stay home from traveling if you don't have anyone to go with you. Travel, but be smart.   When you make your hotel reservation, ask what kind of neighborhood the hotel is in and if it is in an area safe for a woman traveling alone.   Leave a complete trip itinerary with a friend or family member.  If your flight is delayed going or coming home, call or email that friend or family member so they know where you are.  If you have plans for visiting attractions, botanical gardens, museums, theater or amusements, etc.  be sure to put this on your itinerary.   When checking in observe who is around you at check in desk.  If the reception says your room number out loud, ask for another room and explain why.  Ask for two keys in case someone is "lurking" nearby it will look like you are not alone. Be aware of who is around at the check in desk, the elevator and hallway to your room, if you feel you are being followed walk past your room and return to the lobby.  If there is a knock on the door, ask first who is there before you open the door.  If they say security, maintenance or the maid and you don't feel comfortable then call the front desk and ask if someone has been sent to your room.  Call or email your friend or family member saying you have checked in.   Carry a hotel business card with the phone number and address so you can show it to the taxi driver on your return trip, no lost hotels this way.  When you do venture out be aware of your surroundings.   Keep your money in two separate places on you so it doesn't look like you are carrying a lot of cash.  Better yet, keep some of it in the hotel safe.   Make an extra copy of your passport or driver's license (leave a copy with the friend or family member at home) and keep it in the hotel safe.   Don't wear a lot of flashy jewelry.   When eating alone at a restaurant don't make it obvious that you are alone.  Ask to be seated at a booth or a table towards the back of the restaurant.  If you spot another solo woman traveler ask if you could join her.   Don't drink too much and don't leave the bar or restaurant with anyone you don't know or trust.  If a man offers to buy you a drink trust your instincts and never walk away from your seat leaving your drink where someone could put something in it.   We just returned from Aruba where a young woman disappeared a couple years ago after leaving alone from a bar and her friends with three young men.  Aruba is a very safe island, but unfortunately something did happen to Natalie Holloway.   There isn't any reason a woman shouldn't travel the world alone, just be smart about your travels, be safe and ENJOY!

THANK YOU American Arilines

We made it back to St. Louis last night about 10pm after a fantastic trip to, and broadcast from Aruba. After picking up our checked bag we headed for the parking lot. I reached into my pocket for the car keys and my wallet. It was then that I had that sinking feeling of realizing my wallet was not where it should be. In fact, it was nowhere to be found!   I knew that I had my wallet at the airport cafeteria in Miami and I thought that I had probably left it there. They were closed by the time we got home so I spent the next three hours canceling my credit cards and not looking forward to having to get a new drivers license etc.   I call the La Caretta restaurant in the Miami Airport early this morning and They were very willing to assist me, but the night manager would not be in untill late thisafternoon. At this point I figured it was a lost cause.   At 10am we received a call from Dottie at the American Airlines baggage claim office at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. She had my wallet!   I sincerely want to thank the employees and staff of American Airlines. The cleaning staff on the airplane, the ground staff at the airport, the baggage clain staff and everyone else who may have been involved, did their job the way it should be done. Their attention to their job, their honesty and willingness to do what is right should not go without recognition.   I got my wallet back, intact, and I now have a sincere respect for American Airlines.   "Thank You" is not enough to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who made this story have a happy ending. You are the best.   Kevin McCarthy

ARUBA, One Happy Island!

As we left the Queen Beatrice Airport Sue noticed that phrase on the local license plates, and Aruba is indeed One Happy Island! It is very friendly, very safe, and a lot of fun.   We took a half day coach tour of the Island to learn a bit about this Caribbean paradise. The De Palm Tours driver was very informative and friendly as well. That afternoon we availed ourselves of a couples massage at the Larimar Spa on the Radisson property. VERY nice! It was Kevin's first hot rocks experience and he loved it.   Dinner that night was at the Sunset Grill, a Mobil 4 Star award winner for a number of years. The menu is based on a Steak House theme but also includes a number of great seafood items as well. Kevin will have more on this later.   A self-drive Jeep tour gave us a chance to see the old gold mine facility from the 1800's a beautiful coastline, light house, and more.   A lazy afternoon on the beach/pool was followed by an evening BBQ with the Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders who were here shooting this years calendar photos.   Tomorrow we head back to Missouri to prepare for a trip to the Mexican Riviera.   We would like to give a special thank you to the staff of the Aruba Radisson, Casino, Resort and Spa. The service was genuine, friendly and over the top from start to finish. We would also like to say that we saw this same service for all the guests in the facility. It was not just because we did our Travel Planners Radio Show here.   We would also like to thank Aruba Tourism Association for helping arrange the guests for our show. Again, a job well done.   We may have found our second home in Aruba. real estate prices are very affordable. Unlike other Caribbean destinations, where you feel safe as long as you are locked in your resort compound, but wouldn't think about "going downtown", this entire island nation is yours to see and enjoy. Everyone speaks English. The Dollar is accepted everywhere (and they do not double the price when you pay in Dollars)  You will feel right at home, except everyone here seems to be more friendly. Aruba is One Happy Island and this is about as close to Paradise as you can get on this planet!

We are in Aruba

Sue and I just arrived in Aruba to do our Travel Planners Radio Show. We were on the same plane as Peter Greenberg. We sat in on his show tonite and we will do our show live Saturday afternoon from the Radisson Hotel Resort Casino  and Spa. We have already met with the Aruba Tourism Department, who helped arrange our guest interviews, and this will be a very good show.   The tropical breeze is perfect, the Radisson is fantastic, the food is great and the beach is beckoning. More later, Thanks for checking in.   Kevin and Sue McCarthy

PowWow

Who put the WOW in PowWow!  This years annual U.S. Travel Association's PowWow is being held in Miami.  I'm staying at The Palms Resort and Spa in South Beach (Kevin couldn't attend this year due to commitments at home).  Press Brunch started the event and followed with a tour at the Miami Seaquarium where I played with and swam with a Dolphin, holding onto the Dorsal fin and gliding across the pool.FUN FUN!  Another thing to check off my "bucket list of things to do".   The first night's activities included a kick-off party on the beach. Lots of food, drinks, music and animals from Jungle Island. I had my photo taken holding a yellow python, a skunk, a baby kangaroo, a black and white big lizard from Argentina, parrots and a monkey on my head....not all at once.   More to come. By Sue McCarthy

PRSA

Busy month of conferences and travel.    PRSA/SATW (Public Relations Society of America and Society of American Travel Writers) held in Kansas City.  Kevin was a guest panelist on Syndicated Radio.  Great 4 day event and a chance to catch up with old friends and meet new friends and contacts. Sue McCarthy

I love NorthWest Airlines!!!

I''m a bit late posting this, but here goes. On our triip to Norway I had to do some charity work in St. Louis, so Sue went ahead of me. I was to go from St. Louis to Detroit to Amsterdam, to Copenhagen to Oslo to Tromso. The longest layover was less two hours! It sounded like a tough schedule to keep.   I left St. Louis on a Sundaqy morning and as I headed to the airport we had two tornadoes in the area and severe thunderstorms. We were 40 minutes late leaving St. Louis. I had a 55 minute connection to my international flight and I figured I was in trouble already. Northwest did make up some time on the flight, but there were storm in Detriot as well. We touched down with 15 minutes till take off of my overseas flight. The international flight was in the same terminal and I had 5 minutes to get to it when I finally got off the plane.   Luckily , I made it and they were already pushing back from the gate as I got seated. At this point I knew I would never see my checked bag untill I got home. After arriving in Oslo I went to the baggage area to find out where to make a claim for my bag and to see if there was some way they could get it to me on the cruise ship, As I was looking for the baggage office I turned around and my bag magically appeared on the carousel!   I have no idea how Northwesr Airlines made that happen but THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! for your dedication to customer service. I am truely impressed.   After almost 20 hours, 5 flights, and 4 countries, I, and my bag, were standing on the dock at Tromso with 30 minutes to spare!!  Kudos to NorthWest Airlines!!

Hunting The Light - Alesund

Hunting The Light - Alesund, Norway March 6 By Sue McCarthy   I had not reached the Arctic Circle yet, but have passed by bucolic islands with sheep, colorful houses, sea birds and passing boats on our way to our next stop at Alesund. We arrived in port at noon and would return to the MS Trollfjord at 3:00pm  A guide took us to one of the town's museums at the Art Nouveau Center, the "Swan Pharmacy."  This was a beautiful old pharmacy depicting how it looked in the early 1900's.  We entered a "Time Machine" and went back in history through a multi-media show "Ashes to Art Nouveau."  The whole town had caught fire, leaving thousands homeless and had to be rebuilt.  Neighboring towns and countries helped in the rebuilding and the wooden houses in town center no longer would exist, instead the new buildings were made of stone. The upper level of the pharmacy museum was the home of the owner and he was a man of wealth.  The furniture was carved with owl designs and stained glass.    We boarded a bus to the top of Aksla Mountain and had lunch and a magnificent view of the harbor at Fjellstua Restaurant.  Fish was the menu choice since Alesund is known as Norway's fishery capital and is also known for dried cod.  Some of our group walked back down to the park in town and joined the rest of us for a guided-walk through the shopping district.  The stone buildings were adorned with carved flowers and figurines, designs in Art Nouveau, German, French and Italian style.   Since this was a winter trip the ship didn't go into the famous UNESCO World Heritage site - the "Geirangerfjord", but this is one site I would have liked to have seen.   Back on the ship and heading north...hunting the light.

Will Swine Flu Affect Travel

Sue was invited on Fox News Channel 2 in St. Louis, MO 7:15 a.m., Tuesday, April 29th, as the "travel expert."  She was interviewed by anchors John Pertzborn and Randi Naughton on "Will Swine Flu Affect Travel to Mexico and Will There Be Any Airline Discounts?"  The interview with Dr. James Hinrichs was also mentioned on-air.

Dr. James Hinrichs Interview

H1N1 - Swine Flu Interview  Monday, April 27th Kevin and Sue interviewed and videotaped Dr. James Hinrichs, Medical Director of Infection Control at St. Joseph Health Center, St Joseph's Hospital West and Associate Adjunct Professor At St. Louis University School of Public Health and the Sub-committee of Bio-Terrorism.  The interview can be seen in Two Parts on www.youtube.com/kevinandsuetravel