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www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com to launch web radiobroadcast on own in-house service; Features to include in-depth interviews with seniors’ advocacy groups, experts on other subjects of interest to seniors, boomers

St. Louis, MO (December 22, 2006)—America’s Seniors and Boomers will start the New Year off by being able to access an expanded effort by the country’s leading informational web site for seniors when www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com launches its new on-site web audio broadcasts as a part of its newly formed TSN Radio On the Web programming.

Daniel Hines, founder and publisher of the popular TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com, says the launch fulfills a long-standing vision of a variety of informational sources for America’s Seniors and Boomers that he had when he started the site eight years ago.

“Now, the increased capabilities of the world wide web make it possible for us to bring our audience increased information that will include one-on-one interviews with authorities and experts on a number of issues affecting our aging population,” Hines says.

“This will not be limited to ‘quickie’ promotional items generated by public relations agencies, but will be the in-depth discussions and news on a broad number of fronts.”

Hines says the guest list for interviews will include elected officials, seniors who are ‘making a difference’, authorities on the broad range of subjects already covered in print on TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com  such as aging, caregiving, state-by-state reports from advocacy groups, entertainment , travel, veterans’ news, finances, retirement, safety and security, prescription drugs, legislation affecting Seniors and Boomers, access to safe and affordable prescriptions from outside the U.S., environments for success aging, preventing privatization of Social Security, the impact of technology on aging, Medicare, and seniors’ rights.

 

“We hope to utilize our vast network of contacts to invite a broad range of guests,” he explains. 

He says the interviews will be embedded in a special section of TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com and will be available on “a 24-7 basis” for visitors to the site.  He is also planning a Podcast capability.

Hines encourages members of groups or others with issues that affect or would be of interest to the Seniors’ and Boomers’ communities to contact him with their ideas for a feature and interview.  They may do this by e-mailing him at todaysseniorsnet@sbcglobal.net.

Sponsorships are available on a selected basis for TSN Radio on the Web are available, and information may be obtained by visiting www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com/TSN_Radio_On_The_Web.htm