Blog Talk Radio Show

Posted on November 7, 2010 | Leave a comment

The Cincinnati BASE Crew is taking over the hosting duties of the Cynthia Lynn Chronicles during this All-Star Birthday/Anniversary Extravaganza.

Join the guys and you… the All-Star guests for what is sure to be entertaining and enlightening conversation as we reflect on the past year in interviews.

Love her or hate her, Cynthia has managed to entertain readers with personal perspectives on some of the most outspoken personalities in BASE, along with individuals from the racing and entertainment industry.

Call in with suggestions for future shows, comments on past interviews, or drop by to give a shout out to your crew or deliver your personal birthday wishes.

Link to show page

You can click on the show reminder at anytime and you’ll receive an email before the show airs live.

SHOW AIRS: NOVEMBER 12TH, FRIDAY @ 1PM CST/US.

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You can call in or chat with Andy and Joe live via messenger in the program chat room.

Note: The show will be available for download an hour after the live broadcast.

Bud Moeller: Blessings Counted, Banked and Shared

Posted on November 5, 2010 | 4 comments

Bud 1st Grade

Bud Moeller’s resume is nothing short of impressive, starting out as a child television star in Japan, to living and schooling abroad in Europe, to earning a degree in Chemical Engineering at Georgia Tech, followed up by a MBA from Harvard’s Business School all leading to a successful career as a management consultant to clients on six continents.

Bud is without question a brilliant businessman and as I have discovered over the past four years is that he is without question an amazing human being on all levels. A loving husband and father, a supportive, encouraging friend to many, myself included.

I first met Bud online at the social networking site MySpace when we would comment on the same blogs. Eventually I asked the man with the Ferrari F1 profile photo if he would like to join in my writers group, mostly composed of women, but looking for a few good men to lend their support. To my surprise, he agreed and soon we were trading racing videos, with him tutoring me on F1 racing to impress a male suitor.

It didn’t take long to realize Bud wasn’t your “average everyday Joe” when it came to life experiences. He blogged about his Vintage F1 race team where he is the driver, about traveling to wine country in search of “good wine”, pieces of artwork he purchased from galleries around the US on vacation, and the prayer breakfast at the White House.

Wait a minute dude,

“Did you just say you were at the White House for breakfast?”

Who is this guy?

Mont Tremblant, Canada, 2nd place finish, Bud in Ferrari Red

For all that is Bud Moeller’s extraordinary-anything-but-ordinary-life, to me he will always be the man who telephoned me when I fell seriously ill to see if I was getting proper care. He is the friend who reads my blogs and leaves comments always signed with X’s and O’s. He is the man who when I lose my temper online, sends me a message reminding me to be the better person; that he expects more from me. He is the man I can buzz on the instant messenger to have a heart to heart talk ending with him offering words to strengthen not only my resolve, but faith. He is the man who took the time to edit one of my short stories even though the grammar mistakes were no doubt trying his patience with me exhibited by his editor notes in the margin. He is a man who finds time for this small town girl and never disappointments.