Yes, AgWired Live TV fans. We were broadcasting live from the My Real Life Tour stop at Lincoln Southwest High School this morning. For those of you who tuned in, you realize why I’ve got a new video camera on order. My little webcam isn’t built for a dark set with a brilliant spotlight and at a distance.
However, my sponsor, Gene Hemphill, New Holland, was watching back home in Pennsylvania. So he got to see what the show was like since he couldn’t be here.
Once we’ve got this new service figured out and I get the new gear I ordered this is going to be something we’ll be using in more locations and with some advance promotion. Count on it.
AgWired coverage of My Real Life Tour is sponsored by:
Funeral arrangements have been announced for our friend and fellow farm broadcaster Lee McCoy.
The new Director of the 
Nebraska’s Governor, Dave Heineman, stopped by the dinner for Lincoln, NE area influencers that was part of the My Real Life Tour. He posed for a photo with his wife and Michael Peterson.
While I’m here in Lincoln, NE this week with Michael Peterson, Laura is in Indianapolis having just too much fun. She’s primarily reporting for 
As I said in my last post, the My Real Life Tour is a community event. During the course of the week that the tour is in town events include shows and patient visits at local hospitals like this one in Columbus, NE.
When the Michael Peterson, My Real Life Tour, comes to town it’s not just a high school program. It’s really a community event. Well in advance a group of local volunteers or “circle of influence” people are solicited to help put together numerous local events, including school programs, press conferences, hospital visits and other types of events.
Since the Army is the major sponsor of the Michael Peterson, My Real Life Tour – Strong for America, they need some recognition. These guys were watching the show in Columbus, NE last night.
Another part of the audience at the schools where My Real Life Tour stops is the faculty. As you can see, they get into it too.