Listening to Cassette Tapes (was Re: callbacks)

[Robert B Edwardsen]

Some other tapes of general knowldge that I find interesting when driving are
"The Giants of Philosophy" put out by: Knowledge Products,
       Customer Service Center,
       P.O. Box 30151,
       Nashville, TN 37230.
This is a series of 15 or so tapes, each tape is dedicated to a different
Western philosophers starting with Plato and moving forward in time.  They also
have other series.

Another good source is: Audio Scholar Inc.
                                            P.O. Box 1456
                                            Mendocino, CA 95460
This is a collection of major works by Darwin, Einstein, Emerson, Freud,
Whitman and others on tape.

Rob Edwardsen

R. Goodale wrote:

> Vanderhoofven wrote:
> >
> > I would like to recommend an excellent cassette tape series by Michael
> > Gerber, titled "The E-Myth Seminar".
>   <snip>
> > If you have some tapes that you would recommend, please let me know, as I
> > find myself doing a LOT of driving!  (Please include the Author or
> > speaker's name, and ordering information)
>
> Great Idea Dave! Again, could you clarify which series to order?
> (several are listed on the WEB page).
>
> Might I suggest another tape series that I found to be chock full of
> great personal and financial advice...
>
> The four-cassette series is called "Road Map to Financial Security" by
> Bruce Williams.
> Many of you might recognize the name as one of the most respected
> syndicated talk radio show hosts of all time, (an excellent program you
> should all check out if you are not familiar).
>
> At any rate this series has a lot of excellent helpful hints on planning
> your life stratagy for financial success and avoiding common big boo
> boos. This is NOT a "get rich quick" ploy or anything else of the kind
> but rather straight forward advice regarding many of the important
> little things we all can do and in which most don't. I have listened to
> these tapes time and time again and always feel more determined and
> willing to make changes for the better every time. Anyway, I give it two
> thumbs up.
>
> The WEB page is:
> http://www.brucewilliams.com/rm-home.htm
> Click on the large icon at the bottom that looks like an old radio to
> get to the ordering page. This tape series is currently NOT listed but I
> e-mailed the folks and was told that it was because they had run low and
> chose not to advertise it for a while. They assure me that there is
> still a limited supply left. You can order by calling 1-800-55radio.
> Tell them you were told that a few copies are still available.
>
> Rob Goodale, RPT