These days, however, hang onto your wallet. A new breed of radio host is insisting that guests fork over a few hundred dollars---sometimes more---for the "privilege" of being on their show. Some guests, desperate for exposure for a new book or project, willingly pay the money. Then they're disappointed when they get little feedback from listeners,
The internet has evolved from a cyber-wonderland to an anarchistic, and treacherous, landscape where the least scrupulous amongst us are engaged in a vicious free-for-all. The Latin expression "Caveat Emptor" (let the buyer beware) is at the height of its meaning there, and no real relief seems to be coming any time soon.Costs beyond the instrument
My name is Stuart Goltzman and I want to write articles and stories that will help people navigate the difficult world we live in and stay safe and healthy. I will be writing about my experiences and what I have learned mostly the hard way as a patient and businesman. I have plenty of academic credentials but most of what I know is from living life