Let's Talk Computers
488 Saddle Drive, Suite 100
Nashville, TN 37221-1903

Let’s Talk Computers® (LTC) wants to take this opportunity to thank you for making LTC one of the most enduring computer talk shows in this ever-changing business.  We are one of the first web sites to combine the radio talk show format with the familiarity of an insider’s perspective.  This dynamic combination actually began over 10 years ago and is still going strong.  Produced in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, it is broadcast via radio in 7 states: Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Texas and New Mexico and on the World Wide Web via the Internet 24/7.

What is it that keeps our guests and our listeners coming back for more?  Let’s face it; all computer talk shows are not created equal.  Here’s how LTC goes to work to give your company and your products the most dynamic exposure.   

·      When you are scheduled on Let’s Talk Computers you will receive the VIP treatment you deserve.  Hosts, Alan & Sandra Ashendorf get to know each guest during a preliminary conversation, which allows the special personality of each guest and product to shine.   

·      Why do we use an actual shipping product for review?  We test your product in real-life situations just as your customers do.  Since we use the actual shrink-wrapped product, not a pre-release, beta, or evaluation copy, our listeners are confident that your product will work for them as it does for us.  They know that they can trust our evaluation because we have the same “out-of-box” experience. 

·      The actual interview takes approximately 16 minutes.  During this time period, we only incorporate the points agreed upon during your confidential conversation.  Our state-of-the art sound equipment allows us to filter our conversation and guarantee a “clean” broadcast.   

·      Since your interview will be heard for years to come, LTC prides itself on each being a work of art.  Your original 16-minute interview is edited to approximately 14 minutes by our staff, removing irrelevant sounds and awkward pauses.  Our objective is to make each guest’s segment reflect the professionalism you want your company to portray. 

·      Our work doesn’t end when the interview is complete.  The day before the interview is scheduled to air, our partnership with Internet Wire goes to work.  A press release, announcing your interview, is distributed to over 3.3 million consumers and over 40,000 journalists.  And these press releases do not stop there.  Other news organizations such as UPI, Yahoo Financial, RCW Mirrus, and Bloomberg Financial have redistributed these releases.    

·      Your interview is then released for syndication to multiple radio stations and placed on our website.  LTC has reserved a separate page for each of our guests and only your interview will reside on that page.  Our listeners will be able to hear your interview in both RealAudio & Windows Media Player streaming audio formats anytime, from anyplace on the globe. 

·      We keep you informed after the fact, as well.  You will receive a copy of the Internet Wire press release and copies of web pages that republish the release.  Copies of the interview are available to the guest or contact upon request.   

·      And once a month the Nashville Computer User features a transcription of one of LTC’s segments for their readers.  

When you have new products coming out, be sure to keep us in mind. 

Telephone:	(615) 662-0322
Fax:	(615) 646-7832
Hosts:	Alan Ashendorf
	Sandra Ashendorf
Producers:	Sandra Lee
	Jim McClurg
Staff Writers:	Melinda Jaggers
	Tom Nichol

Emerging Media Correspondent:	Ken Russell

Acknowledgments: Let's Talk Computers evaluates the products mentioned in our interviews in real life scenarios. We wish to acknowledge the contribution of our test site at Total Solutions, Inc. for their valuable contribution to our show.

If you can't receive Let's Talk Computers in your area, contact the program manager, Jim McClurg, about broadcasting the show on a radio station in your area. He can be reached via email, or by paper mail at Let's Talk Computers, 488 Saddle Drive, Nashville, TN 37221.