BLAINESWORLD, the radio show, can now be heard on Wednesdays at 9 a.m. on WPVM, 103.7 out of Asheville, NC. It is a weekly show that focuses on the great work being done by both organizations and individuals in the area. If you can't catch it on your radio, you can also listen to it "Live" on Wednesdays at 9am, by clicking on the Play button in the playlist below.
If you missed the show or want to hear previous broadcasts, then click this link:
http://wpvmfm.org/show/blainsworld/
You'll find past shows listed in chronological order with the most recent one at the top.
2020 Broadcasts Here
2019 Broadcasts Here
2018 Broadcasts Here
2017 Broadcasts Here
http://wpvmfm.org/show/blainsworld/
You'll find past shows listed in chronological order with the most recent one at the top.
2020 Broadcasts Here
2019 Broadcasts Here
2018 Broadcasts Here
2017 Broadcasts Here
Background
Blaine Greenfield began his radio career when he gave his football predictions on Rider University's radio station when he was an undergraduate. The show only ran for one season, yet it quickly gained a reputation as being extremely helpful to gambling fans. It seemed that they would listen, then go exactly opposite the picks they heard ... as a result, they made a lot of money!
Fast forward to 1993 and Blaine resurfaced on as the radio host of CONSUMER CONNECTION on WTTM/920 AM. After five years, the station first changed format and then eventually shut down. Yet as a result of his efforts, he was named 1995's Media Advocate of the Year by the New Jersey Small Business Administration.
Blaine next became host of PULSE OF THE NETWORK on WWFM/89.1 FM, Trenton, NJ, in 2000. This weekly public affairs show aired for five years until a management change.
It featured a different guest each week, typically from such diverse fields as government, education, health care, law, and commerce. Some recent shows have featured Dr. Wayne Dyer, motivational guru/author; Bret Schundler, candidate for New Jersey governor; Dr. George Pruitt, president of Thomas Edison State College; Mark Herr, director of New Jersey's Department of Consumer Affairs; Dr. James Lyttle, superintendent of Trenton Public Schools; Dr. Barry Sysler, professor at Bucks County Community College; Ingrid Reed, director of Eagleton New Jersey; Pat Hart, executive director of Womanspace; Phyllis Sisenwine, success coach; Tom O'Neill, executive director of the Partnership for New Jersey; Richard Woodbrdige, Woodbridge & Associates; and Kevin Jameson, security consultant.
Please note: Blaine is also interested in the possibility of a cable TV show, perhaps in conjunction with the radio show. If you're reading this and have any suggestions for him to contact, please let him know.
For more information or to contact Blaine, please click here:
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Blaine Greenfield began his radio career when he gave his football predictions on Rider University's radio station when he was an undergraduate. The show only ran for one season, yet it quickly gained a reputation as being extremely helpful to gambling fans. It seemed that they would listen, then go exactly opposite the picks they heard ... as a result, they made a lot of money!
Fast forward to 1993 and Blaine resurfaced on as the radio host of CONSUMER CONNECTION on WTTM/920 AM. After five years, the station first changed format and then eventually shut down. Yet as a result of his efforts, he was named 1995's Media Advocate of the Year by the New Jersey Small Business Administration.
Blaine next became host of PULSE OF THE NETWORK on WWFM/89.1 FM, Trenton, NJ, in 2000. This weekly public affairs show aired for five years until a management change.
It featured a different guest each week, typically from such diverse fields as government, education, health care, law, and commerce. Some recent shows have featured Dr. Wayne Dyer, motivational guru/author; Bret Schundler, candidate for New Jersey governor; Dr. George Pruitt, president of Thomas Edison State College; Mark Herr, director of New Jersey's Department of Consumer Affairs; Dr. James Lyttle, superintendent of Trenton Public Schools; Dr. Barry Sysler, professor at Bucks County Community College; Ingrid Reed, director of Eagleton New Jersey; Pat Hart, executive director of Womanspace; Phyllis Sisenwine, success coach; Tom O'Neill, executive director of the Partnership for New Jersey; Richard Woodbrdige, Woodbridge & Associates; and Kevin Jameson, security consultant.
Please note: Blaine is also interested in the possibility of a cable TV show, perhaps in conjunction with the radio show. If you're reading this and have any suggestions for him to contact, please let him know.
For more information or to contact Blaine, please click here:
For More information Click Here: