Good Morning Cleveland!
Posted on July 03, 2007 by Him and tagged debt, media
If you were up this morning at 5:15AM in Cleveland and listening to WERE 1300 AM, you heard us on the radio!
We were honored to be interviewed by Dawnette Lounds - Culp on the radio show "Your Family Issues." Dawnette is the author of The Face of Child Support and is the founder of PRO-YOUTH, INC, a nonprofit organization that is a positive reinforcement on youth.
We spoke about the topic of hiding debts from your spouse. Despite it being 4:15AM our time, we held together pretty well in the interview. As the show itself deals with family relationships, we were asked on our advice and stories of hidden debt. Dawnette was a very nice and positive host and did a good job of not focusing on the past, but really asking us on how we changed everything for our future.
We wish Dawnette luck in the future as the host of Your Family Issues.
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Not yet. The program director of the show informed us that it would take a few weeks. I'll post it up when I get it.
I want that interview too, patience is a virtue. Hope you had fun, and are open to other opportunities of that sort.
By the way, I just tagged you. Please go to my website and do as I did. I only read a few websites regularly and yours is one of them. Keep up the good work. And thanks!!!
AKB
K | Jul 6, 2007
Unrelated question. Do you ever resent the debt that your significant other has accrued? I have recently gotten married to a woman I am madly in love with, but she has $50,000 in credit card and student loan debt that she has made modest but not aggressive attempts to pay down. She also has a significantly lower income than me. I have no debt, as I have worked hard to pay it off. I know that even if we keep our finances separate to some extent, her debt is going to lower my/our standard of living. Any advice?
Thanks.
Neal | Jul 23, 2007
Do you have any tips on getting on radio talk shows? I've just launched a website and blog to get noticed but radio would definately be a big boost in my immediate locale.
I've already come across potentially good clients for our service that will back away due to not wanting their spouse to find out just how much debt they have accumulated. It's one thing to keep finances seperate from a responsibility standpoint, but what if both spouses are hiding dirty little 'debt secrets'? It's going to blow up in their faces sooner or later.
Jeremy | Jul 3, 2007
Is there a MP3 of the interview available?
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