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EspañolTravel Expert Peter Greenberg Sings Baltimore's Praises
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Travel Expert Peter Greenberg Sings Baltimore's Praises
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On Saturday, April 11, nationally recognized travel editor Peter Greenberg was in Baltimore to broadcast Peter Greenberg Worldwide live from the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel. His popular travel radio program is broadcast live every Saturday and is heard by more than 1.5 million listeners worldwide. As part of the program, Greenberg interviewed Mayor Sheila Dixon; Dr. David Terry, executive director of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum; Timothy Swift, arts and entertainment editor at the Baltimore Sun; and Karen Patton, owner of Kali's restaurant group. During the third hour of the program, conversation centered around our city's history, African American heritage, culture, events, neighborhoods and culinary scene. In an interview with the Baltimore Sun, Greenberg declared his secret love affair with Baltimore.
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visitmybaltimore
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Travel Expert Peter Greenberg Sings Baltimore's Praises
Description:
On Saturday, April 11, nationally recognized travel editor Peter Greenberg was in Baltimore to broadcast Peter Greenberg Worldwide live from the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel. His popular travel radio program is broadcast live every Saturday and is heard by more than 1.5 million listeners worldwide. As part of the program, Greenberg interviewed Mayor Sheila Dixon; Dr. David Terry, executive director of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum; Timothy Swift, arts and entertainment editor at the Baltimore Sun; and Karen Patton, owner of Kali's restaurant group. During the third hour of the program, conversation centered around our city's history, African American heritage, culture, events, neighborhoods and culinary scene. In an interview with the Baltimore Sun, Greenberg declared his secret love affair with Baltimore.
Author:
visitmybaltimore
Tags:
Peter, Greenberg, Baltimore, Travel,
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