Nobel Prize Winner Jimmy Carter Appears on Sky Radio

Los Angeles, California – October 11, 2002 - Nobel Peace Prize winner and 39th President Jimmy Carter appears on Sky Radio.

In an exclusive interview with CEO and on-air host Marc Holland, Carter discusses hemispheric health issues, US/Cuba relations, the Carter Foundation, as well as, current U.S./ Middle East policy.

During the interview, President Carter was critical of the current administration’s Middle East policy and felt that the U.S. was not giving equal consideration to both sides in the conflict. “We’re doing very little. This administration has basically abandoned any real effort to bring about reconciliation between the Israelis and the Palestinians.” Carter believes, “you have to be trusted by both sides…you have to deal equally with both sides, we’re not doing that.”

In addition to airing on wwwskyradionet.com, the interview will be broadcast on most major airlines. “We are thrilled that President Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize and believe no one in the universe is more deserving, ” says Marc Holland.

According to Holland, Sky Radio has been attempting for years to interview the former president. Holland says, “ Interviewing President Carter has been one of the greatest honors of my life. ”

To hear the interview go to http://skyradionet.com/


About Sky Radio Network

Sky Radio is the world’s largest producer of in flight business programming. Its shows are heard on American, United, Delta, US Air, America West and Northwest airlines reaching a potential audience of over 18 million passengers on a network of 85,000+ flights per month.

About Marc Holland

Marc Holland is the host of Sky Radio's business and technology programming. Holland has interviewed Steve Forbes, Michael Dell, Andy Grove, Dennis Kozlowski, Henry Silverman, Pete Rose, Sugar Ray Leonard, Sumner Redstone, Michael Bloomberg, Ross Perot Jr., Wayne Gretzky, Fred Rosen of Key3Media, and Charles Schwab.

For questions concerning this article contact Jody Clark at Sky Radio
818-762-6800.