Vicki Doudera – Realtor, Author, Mainer

Sally Russillo, me, host Deb Neuman, and Vicki Worden at the studio on Wednesday.

Once upon a time, I hosted a radio show. 

It was called “Town Talk” and it was on the air every day from 6 am to 9 am, which meant that on the days I hosted the show (Wed and Fri, I think) I had to be at the studio in Rockland at 5 am.  I’m not a big fan of getting up with the sun, so this was a big sacrifice, but I did it because radio is such fun. And no one can see you so  you can pretty much roll out of bed and head to the station.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to be a guest on a weekly radio show called BACK TO BUSINESS, with my friends and fellow green-advocates Vicki Worden and Sally Russillo. Deb Neuman, an energetic Jill-of-all-trades is the host of the show, and it airs Sundays at two pm. (For a list of stations carrying the show, click here.)

The topic was making your office more green and environmentally friendly, and in my segment I spoke about how we are greening our spaces at Camden Real Estate, as well as what I see as green trends in residential and commercial real estate.  I said this on the show and I firmly believe this:  if you have to do any upgrades to your residential or commercial properties, please do them with environmentally friendly green features in mind. This is more than a trend. It’s not like granite countertops that are going to be passe (for some reason I can’t get an accent aigu in there, sorry…) in a year or two.  For lots and lots of reasons, green is here to stay.

Taping the show was fun and I hope you get a chance to listen on Sunday or check out the stations that stream it.  Sally and Vicki Worden both gave some great info, and the segment is a nice mix of take-away tips.

Our array of media is expanding all the time. Isn’t it  interesting that after a century, radio is still so important?