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Bill Radke
Bill Radke
About Bill Radke
Bill is co-host of Seattle's Morning news, 5-9, on 97.3 KIRO FM. Bill is well known in the Northwest as a journalist, author, comedian, and talk show host. Radke started his career at KIRO as an intern in 1983. He recently returned home from Los Angeles.Conversation starters
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Bonneville Seattle is raising funds for the construction of a second Fisher House at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma and we need your help.You wait all year for it. Learn to love it!
July 13, 2012 @ 10:11 am (Updated: 8:58 am - 7/15/12 )
Survey says, you hate travel. Big parts of it, anyway. Wrangling time off, comparing deals, planning, packing, getting all your work done ahead of time, getting there & back, fellow travelers, funky food, crappy sleep. It drives you batty. And of course, it's all over too soon.
On this weekend's Bill Radke Treatment: Why travel rubs you raw, and how you can beat the frustration - and actually enjoy yourself.
Dr. Jonathan Bricker is a Fred Hutchinson psychologist who specializes in travel stress. Beth Whitman runs tours and writes a women-oriented travel blog called WanderlustAndLipstick.com.
They'll join me this weekend to talk summer travel. The Bill Radke Treatment: Saturday at noon and Sunday at 7 pm.
Listen to the latest Bill Radke Treatment:
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