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Willy Volk1

12-18-2005 @ 5:08PM

Willy Volk said...

Proving once again that the simplest solution is usally the best, this is your finest podcast yet. I liked the length; I enjoyed the history; I learned about things I am familiar with but didn't fully understand. Most importantly, it showed that travelling isn't always about spending wads of dough and enduring TSA screeners. Rather, trying something just a little bit different can be just as rewarding.

The other casts piqued my interest; this podcast really motivated me to visit Reggio. Good work. And I loved the music.

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