Great interview. Very interesting and informative. I did pick up a copy of this magazine while I was in Cuenca in July and I'll definitely follow online ! Again, thanks for all of your wonderful videos.
Great interview! His insights into both the publishing industry, which I worked in early on) along with most important, ,his marketing insights based on Ecuadorean society and culture in various areas of the country were very helpful.
A very interesting interview which is different from the usual cost of living , the rat race of the American life etc. This is quite unique as it depicts of another man’s insightful journey.
Hi guys. Great video as always. I liked what Ed had to say. It's exciting to know that expats can actually have a business in Ecuador! It got me to thinking; that if Ed can start a magazine...could I start an expat radio station (of course anyone, locals, as well as expats can listen) I searched for the expat type of radio station in Cuenca. But didn't see one listed. Hope to see you two in person on the 3rd of Nov. Chao for now.
Sounds like a good idea. A radio station where expats can get a space to share their experiences, advice, musical tastes, etc. I've been living here in Cuenca for one year and I've listened only one show in english at Antena Uno 90.5 station, on weekends, but I'm not sure it's the only one. Keep up with that idea!
Jacks Meditation hi Jack. I have been following this thread about launching a radio show for expats. I had this idea in Costa Rica but the community I lived in was made up of Ticos and I could not make headway with the idea. I was a programmer on public radio here in California for 10 yrs. I would love to pow wow and be involved in something like this. BTW my radio show was called Radio Rama and I played mostly Cuban and Latin based music. My email is davelipkind@gmail.com to communicate further Dave
Great interview, Amelia. Ed is a great resource, and I will be a reader when I arrive in 2020. Do you know if it's possible (as in legal and allowed) for an expat to sell crafts (jewelry, stones) in any sort of weekly Cuenca market?
there looms a theme, I'm hearing about it in a lot of ex-pat videos..and it's disappointing, very sad to hear how so many ex-pats there don't bother to even TRY to learn the local Spanish..they want to move there, take advantage of the benefits but want nothing to do with the people, even though they have planned to make it their home..seems really disrespectful..not JP & Amelia but they and others seem to know a LOT of people who also know a LOT of *other* people this has been told about...an as far as North Americans go: we already have had a cr@ppy reputation, for decades re: how awful we are when we travel and/or live abroad...something I saw proof of first hand when I've traveled.😐
Hi again. Thanks for the red heart. It means a lot to me. Yes, . I had 15yrs as a radio broadcaster-DJ, before I went on to a different profession. What camed to mind is Internet radio. Not tower and transmitter. All that I would need, is a sound proof room, an awesome microphone, and certain equipment to broardcast over the internet (available to anyone who wants to start an internet station...for a reasonable setup price) I-N-R is becoming very popular now.
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Great ..interview...plenty infornation..for fortunes ..or Natives too..
Gracias!
Great interview. Very interesting and informative. I did pick up a copy of this magazine while I was in Cuenca in July and I'll definitely follow online ! Again, thanks for all of your wonderful videos.
Thanks!
Great interview! His insights into both the publishing industry, which I worked in early on) along with most important, ,his marketing insights based on Ecuadorean society and culture in various areas of the country were very helpful.
Liked the interview with ED.
5 years plan is now down to 4 and a half years. Keep the information coming.
Thanks!
A brilliant, info-packed video!!! Thank you!!👍
I'm going to do more research on iternet radio. I still have two months to go before I leave AZ. Doing my due diligence will keep me busy.
a gringo station in Cuenca will be a hit. I can share some tips. radiolimon@hotmail.com
Good interview Amelia. Ed was knowledgeable on many levels. Good camera work JP.
Thanks!
Where is Ed from? 330 businesses in the Chamber is pretty cool! Excellent interview, Amelia!
He lived all over the states. We're going to do another interview with him so stay tuned.
Amelia & JP loved the video Ed is a very sagacious man always intrigued by business development and entrepreneurs. He just gained a subscriber lol!
A very interesting interview which is different from the usual cost of living , the rat race of the American life etc. This is quite unique as it depicts of another man’s insightful journey.
Thanks!
Good Cuenca expats magazine
Hola Chinnu! 😊
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Great interview! Loved it.
Thanks!
Hi guys. Great video as always. I liked what Ed had to say. It's exciting to know that expats can actually have a business in Ecuador! It got me to thinking; that if Ed can start a magazine...could I start an expat radio station (of course anyone, locals, as well as expats can listen) I searched for the expat type of radio station in Cuenca. But didn't see one listed. Hope to see you two in person on the 3rd of Nov.
Chao for now.
Possibly. Do you have a background in that?
Sounds like a good idea. A radio station where expats can get a space to share their experiences, advice, musical tastes, etc. I've been living here in Cuenca for one year and I've listened only one show in english at Antena Uno 90.5 station, on weekends, but I'm not sure it's the only one. Keep up with that idea!
@@DanielRamirez-it7gr Thanks Daniel. Radio for expats is still under consideration.
Jacks Meditation hi Jack. I have been following this thread about launching a radio show for expats. I had this idea in Costa Rica but the community I lived in was made up of Ticos and I could not make headway with the idea.
I was a programmer on public radio here in California for 10 yrs. I would love to pow wow and be involved in something like this. BTW my radio show was called Radio Rama and I played mostly Cuban and Latin based music. My email is davelipkind@gmail.com to communicate further
Dave
Another great vídeo guys, Keep it Up please....
Great video! Love you hat JP.
They made a deal: Amelia had her hair done and JP bought a great had ! Wonderful couple, aren't they ?
Oh what a feeling! Toyota.
Amelia great interview!
Great interview...keep it up
Thanks!
very good.
Hey going to islas galapagos is nice place
It’s on our list 👍😊
Very informative!!!
Thanks!
Great interview, Amelia. Ed is a great resource, and I will be a reader when I arrive in 2020. Do you know if it's possible (as in legal and allowed) for an expat to sell crafts (jewelry, stones) in any sort of weekly Cuenca market?
We see gringos selling all sorts of things at the popup markets around town 👍
@@AmeliaAndJP Thanks, guys.
Nice video, i will like to know what's the weather like in October?
It’s beautiful here in October. 70s and mostly sunny.
@@AmeliaAndJP Also the six months before and the six months after October.
@@philhuber7493 Agreed!
there looms a theme, I'm hearing about it in a lot of ex-pat videos..and it's disappointing, very sad to hear how so many ex-pats there don't bother to even TRY to learn the local Spanish..they want to move there, take advantage of the benefits but want nothing to do with the people, even though they have planned to make it their home..seems really disrespectful..not JP & Amelia but they and others seem to know a LOT of people who also know a LOT of *other* people this has been told about...an as far as North Americans go: we already have had a cr@ppy reputation, for decades re: how awful we are when we travel and/or live abroad...something I saw proof of first hand when I've traveled.😐
Hi again. Thanks for the red heart. It means a lot to me. Yes,
. I had 15yrs as a radio broadcaster-DJ, before I went on to a different profession. What camed to mind is Internet radio. Not tower and transmitter. All that I would need, is a sound proof room, an awesome microphone, and certain equipment to broardcast over the internet (available to anyone who wants to start an internet station...for a reasonable setup price) I-N-R is becoming very popular now.
It would probably work. There isn’t anything like it.
Are there very many singles in Cuerca or is it mostly couples?
We know lots of single men and women expats.
@@AmeliaAndJP Thanks!