RE: "I wonder how much that two night gig paid."
Now, now...
I PROMISE: I'm not lighting any cigars with $100 bills.
On Tuesday night's show, our second hour guest was Barbara Winter (
http://www.joyfullyjobless.com/), author of "Making A Living Without A Job," now in its 18th printing. She outlined 6 ways to become, as she calls it, "joyfully jobless." One of those 6 ways is to be a landlord...of ANYTHING, not just real estate. She told stories about people-renting-out-things like tools and sewing machines, things people need, but don't need to own.
I'd met Barbara in the 80s, in Washington, when I attended her daylong seminar. She recalled that (at the time) I was a landlord (apartment houses in RI and Texas, since sold). But, on-air, I did fess-up that "the only way I can afford to live on Block Island is to LEAVE," while truly rich people rent my house. She applauded me when I disclosed that I'm homeless from July 5 until Labor Day.
Another-of-her-6-tactics: do SEASONAL things. I told her about a school teacher I know who raises and sells Christmas trees. I asked him "what do you do in the summer?" He replied: "I sell little American flags at the Fourth of July parade."
Skynet74 said:
Sometimes I think No DJ is better than having a bad DJ.
PPM: Yes, because -- assuming that the playlist is right -- it'll track listening to uninterrupted music sets.
Diary: No, because uninterrupted music sets are undistinguished, and the diary is a memory test.
