Viewers Get Their Money's Worth

New York, NY, July 08, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Would you like to hear comments from Dick Morris, "Outraged," Robert Schemin, "How Come That Idiot's Rich And I'm Not" and Christina Eckert, "Winning Against The Wackos In Your Life"? Then log on to www.gettingyourmoneysworthnyc.com where interviews with these and other people in the news, hosted by Judith West, are available 24/7.

West, President of Westco, Inc., in New York City, is taking her vast experience in education and business, with such clients as Disney, Universal Studios, NBC and Caesar’s, Las Vegas, to the TV and radio air waves hosting her show, Getting Your Money’s Worth, “added value for your dollars and life.”

Guests range from book authors to philanthropic groups such as I Have a Dream Foundation, Eugene M. Lang, founder and Iris Chin, President/CEO; and Computers for Youth, Bill Rappel, national director.

West has added weekly sixty second spots on CBS 1010 WINS to her repertoire. Written and delivered by West, these spots offer tips for getting added value out of life, airing Wednesdays through Saturdays at 12:33 a.m. They are also available on iTunes.

West, having come from meager circumstances, is committed to giving back to a country that has blessed her with the freedom and opportunity to pursue her dreams. Her goal is to be informative and inspire people to action in the areas of education reform, entrepreneurial pursuits, retirement, health, finance, philanthropy and overall well being.

After a successful career in retail design and manufacturing, West shifted her entrepreneurial skills to the world of media appearing as a guest on radio and TV shows across the country including New York City’s WOR 710, Bloomberg News, USA and BBS Radio Networks and WNYN TV, among others, speaking out on education reform and women’s entrepreneurship.

From this mingling with media professionals was born West’s own web-TV show available 24/7 on her website, on a number of cable access stations and YouTube. Guests cut across all boundaries but viewers always “get their money’s worth.”

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