Barbra Alexander

It may be said that to talk about life you have to have lived.

So what makes a good host for a radio show about resources for your life?

Take a lesson from Barbra Alexander.

You should:

• Be successful in various industries including Mortgage Financing, Real Estate, Marketing, Construction and Advertising.

• Be an experienced business owner having successfully faced and conquered the challenges of surviving and growing in the modern business world.

• Be a proven author and speaker, able to put guests at ease and skilled at getting to the essence of a subject.

• Spend time supporting your community thru various service organizations and non-profit groups.

• Travel the world extensively visiting places off the beaten path and getting to know people from every culture and walk of life.

• Be educated in a wide variety of topics including sales, marketing, management, law, real estate and flight. It doesn’t hurt to have a Masters Degree in Psychology, either.

Throw in ten years of radio experience, a slightly irreverent sense of humor, a keen mind, rampant curiosity, and one large duck and you have a winning combination.

Join Barbra, Radio Ducky and a never-ending stream of talented guests and you too will see why this show is informative, interesting and just downright fun.

The Host

Blessed with an eclectic curiosity, I delve into everything from the spare change in your pocket to the efficiency (or lack of it) with which you tackle your everyday problems. My intention is to remind listeners that money, per se, is not what causes difficulty, but the issues surrounding it. The whole is merely the reflection of what each of us has built, the people we associate with and the decisions we’ve made.

As host of this show, I approach every topic in a witty, irreverent manner designed to make you think. Be it developing your company culture, retrieving sunken treasure, trademark infringement, herding ostriches or buying land at tax sales, my style is clear, comfortable and colorful, cutting across all political and social lines. The result is that the audience feels an immediate bond with me and responds well to both guests and advertisers. They continue to listen because they always receive useful information, get some help in facing their fears and find a few cheers on their road to success. There are many forces affecting our lives,and my philosophy is that everything has a cost and often the least expensive is money. It is important to me that listeners understand the impact that corporate, governmental, religious and social rules have on them. I want them to get off the couch and wrest back control of their lives. From the show’s inception, I have attempted to avoid the pitfalls of trying to be the expert on everything. By interviewing only the best people and letting them answer the questions, I create listener excitement. People often want to find out who will be on next. They tell me they set their alarm clocks in order not to miss a single show.