Dear Mr. Garber,

I recently downloaded the shows you did on your trip to Japan to air on Channel 2, the public access station in San Luis Obispo, CA.  The shows are being run as a 2 hour block, starting on Saturday, 8/1/09.  This coincided with the local Obon Festival event put on by a local Buddhist Temple and the August 6^th anniversary of the attack on Hiroshima.  Having been to Japan twice, I especially appreciated the shows and thank you for sharing them.

With Gratitude,

Kristan Mulgrew

Channel 2

Hello,

I just wanted to drop you a note to let you know that I've started downloading the series "Go the Distance TV".  I'm planning to air it on our local station Artesia's Channel 6 in Artesia, New Mexico and wanted to thank you for producing such a positive series of programs.  I've been working to keep a good attitude and positive approach airing here and was very happy to see a show like yours available for broadcasting.

I hope it's all right with you, but I'm also adding a link to your site on the Links page of our new web site. Artesia's Channel 6 - New Mexico

Have a great day!

Thanks,

Suzee

Hi Carolyn:

 I hope you have been well! Last night was one of those nights when I dozed off on the couch with the TV on. I had an interesting dream, because I could have sworn I saw you interviewing a man who had been running on a treadmill while inside a walk-in freezer. I need to get to bed earlier!

 Seriously, it was a very interesting and informative program. I really learned a lot, both about your guest and the Artic region (climate, topography, transportation, survivability, and so on).  What an amazing story of endurance and goal commitment, all by a pretty self-effacing person. You continue to publicize these type of positive stories, both in print and TV, and that’s very commendable (and rare).

 Best wishes,

 Dave from Cranston

Posted by: Dave February 28, 2007

Hello all Go The Distance TV fans.

Go The Distance TV is on the air. There are currently many ways to see our show.

Go to the navigation window in this web site and click on schedule. You will see that the show is being broadcasted on AACS TV 15 in Attleboro, MA as well as Cox Statewide TV 13 in Rhode Island. We look forward to increasing our broadcast viewing audience.

The other way to see the show is on you own computer.
Once again go to the navigation window in this web site and click on video gallery. Then make you selection of the show you would like to see.

These video files are relatively large and will take a few moments to down load.
Please be patient and enjoy the show.

When you are ready and have navigated our web site and even may have seen the show, go to our blog page and send us your comments. We look forward to hearing from you!

Posted by: Bruce February 11, 2007