FREE Online Radio you can listen to anytime with Real Audio! Tera on Travel with host Tera Leigh, is currently visiting: NOW PLAYING: surprisingly cultural; Nashville, Tennessee interview with Heather Middleton (see below for guest bio) Link for MAC interview with Ellen Pryor (see below for guest bio) Link for MAC Heather Middleton Heather Middleton is the Director of Public Relations for the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau and has served in that capacity for more than three years. She is responsible for handling media relations for Nashville ’s $3 billion tourism industry. Prior to joining the Nashville CVB, Middleton was an Associate with the Nashville advertising and public relations agency Mercatus Communications. Her primary focus was handling media relations for the firm’s sports and tourism clients. She has also worked in the public relations departments for Warner Bros. Nashville and USA Networks in New York City . Middleton, originally from Indianapolis , moved to Music City from New York more than 9 years ago. Find out more at www.visitmusiccity.com Ellen Pryor Ellen Jones Pryor is the Frist Center Director of Communications. Ellen Pryor was involved in the earliest days of the creation of the Frist Center , serving as an advisor to the founders. Since the Frist Center opened in April 2001, she has been associated with the organization in a number of capacities and now serves as director of communications. A resident of Nashville for more than 30 years, in addition to involvement in the arts, her experience includes work in government, tourism, politics, banking, the music industry, music and book publishing, and television and film production. In addition to her involvement in arts-related activities and organizations, she is a trustee of the National Television Academy and serves on the Keyboard of the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University . Find out more at www.fristcenter.org Frist Center, Nashville Technical production and audio by IA-Connections, audio/video production for the Internet Please note: You must have a RealPlayer™ to hear the sound files on this page. You can obtain a free copy of RealAudio's RealPlayer™ (or update an older one) at: *A NOTE: If you have a slow connection there are some things we can suggest to make listening easier: Use the files for MAC as these download without streaming and will not pause for long periods while playing. If you choose this approach, be sure to plan your listening ahead so you can allow for a longer wait while the file downloads. Depending on your connection this could be up to an hour. Use a download utility to reduce the download time. Try helpers such as Download Express or a free one or Getright. There are many others (free and shareware) at http://www.download.com look for "download helper" or "download manager". These programs can queue up and resume broken downloads even from a dialup and are very useful for downloading in general. In some cases it will even increase the download speed significantly.

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