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Episode 20 - 10/06/09 - Scott Stulberg - Canon Travel and Stock Photographer

Episode 21 - 10/13/09 - Jack Hollingsworth - Canon Stock Photographer and Social Media Mentor

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I found your podcast interviews today and just listened to your interviews with David Ziser and Rick Sammon and looked at the accompanying slideshows.

I enjoyed greatly the quality of your conversations with these busy photographers. Your congenial style made them warm to you so they discussed themselves and their work informatively and engagingly. You are clearly skilled in putting people at their ease.

I listen to a few podcasts and too often the discussion is trite, superficial and ineloquent, but not yours. I shall certainly listen to more of your podcasts which I find informative, convivial and, I think, intelligently crafted.

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England