The moment I have been waiting for: Give Me Seltzer listed on iTune’s Podcast directory. After all these weeks planning for this moment, it is rather satisfying, like a fresh glass of crisp seltzer.Read More →
Researching a topic as vague as seltzer has proven challenging enough. But needing to research a town in a foreign country, in a language I don’t speak, could have been impossible… if not for these amazing people.Read More →
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http://www.givemeseltzer.com/podcasts/givemeseltzer03.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWhat was it like to server seltzer from a Bronx candy store as a little girl? Find out today in our third podcast.Read More →
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http://www.givemeseltzer.com/podcasts/givemeseltzer02.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadLearn what Frank Sinatra, Israel and Seltzer all have in common in this special, second Give Me Seltzer podcast. The film, Cast a Giant Shadow, and its seminal role in the history of seltzer will be our focus. Oh, and hear John Wayne speakRead More →
I finally shared a section of my book with someone. They laughed. Thank god.Read More →
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http://www.givemeseltzer.com/podcasts/givemeseltzer01.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadThis episode features a fabulous Heard on the Street segment and a Book Update. The first podcast gets off the ground. Yahoo!Read More →
It has been a real hoot researching and learning about the possible use of seltzer as a form of aerial weaponry during the Israeli War of Independance.Read More →
Over the course of my research I have heard from a number of people whose family name is Seltzer. However, given what I know of the word’s history, I don’t understand how this can be.Read More →
I was up late last night, a little TOO late, completing the edits to my first podcast for GiveMeSeltzer.com. I’ve been involved in web design for over ten years now and I have to say I haven’t felt anything like this since I launched that first web site back inRead More →
Lisa, from Seattle, Washington, recalls the family story about how her great-grandfather was permanently blinded by an exploding seltzer bottle.Read More →