FREEADVICEMEDIA

SOME OF THE MAJOR MEDIA PUBLICITY ACHIEVED BY
THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CITY FREE ADVICE MAN
Note: This is not a full list, and does not include dozens of radio and
amateur cable TV interviews.

1. WNBC-TV4. May 12, 1987. Approx. 5 min. Interviewed by
Lloyd Kramer, Feature Reporter, News 4, New York. Subject:
The Free Advice Man.
Shown on: "Live At Five with Sue Simmons".

2. The New Yorker magazine. August 17, 1987. Talk of The
Town, pages 18-19. Interviewed and written by Alec
Wilkinson, Writer with The New Yorker magazine. Subject:
The Free Advice Man.
Article re-printed in Alec Wilkinson's book "Mr. Apology and
other essays...", Published by Houghton Mifflin, 2003. And
available on the New Yorker magazine's "The Complete New
Yorker" CD-ROMs.

3. WABC-TV7. July 29, 1988. Approx. 5 min. Interviewed by
Head News Anchor, Bill Beutel. News 4, New York. Subject:
The Free Advice Man.
Shown on: Eyewittness News.

4. WMAR-TV2 (NBC aff.). Fall, 1990. Approx. 5 min.
Interviewed by Jamie Costello, News. Baltimore, MD. Subject:
The Free Advice Man.
Shown on: WMAR News.

5. Baltimore City Paper (Free Paper).July 19, 1991. Page 4
(almost entire page). Interviewed and written by Robin Miller,
Staff Writer.
Subject: The Free Advice Man.

6. WJZ-13 (ABC TV aff.). October 11, 1991. Approx. 5 min.
Interviewed by The Morning Team (top two anchors), Live,
Baltimore, MD.
Subject: The Free Advice Man.
Shown on: "The Morning Show".
Live from in front of Louis Bookstore Cafe.

7. FOX-45 (FOX TV aff.). May 27, 1992. Approx. 5 min.
Interviewed by Cameraman Bill Sawyer . Baltimore, MD.
Subject: The Free Advice Man.
Shown on: "The Evening News".

8. L.A. Times newspaper. May 19, 1993. Brief mention in
Steve Harvey's "Only in L.A." feature. Los Angeles, California.
Interviewed by Steve Harvey, on the phone.
Subject: The Free Advice Man.

9. TNN (Cable Music Channel out of Nashville, Tenn.). June 2,
1993. Approx. 5 min. Interviewed by Al Wyntor and a female
colleague (name lost) on "VideoMorning". Live from Fells
Point, Baltimore, MD. Broadcast over cable and satellite
nationally and internationally.
Subject: The Free Advice Man.

10. L.A. Times newspaper. June 4, 1993. Brief new mention in
Steve Harvey's "Only in L.A." feature. Interviewed on the
phone from L.A. to Baltimore. This is the only item to back
up J.P.'s claim to being The Original New York City Free
Advice Man.

11. The Afro-American historic newspaper. July 10, 1993.
Half-page article, page A10. Interviewed and written by Ursula
V. Battle, Staff Writer. Baltimore, MD. Subject: The Free
Advice Man.

12. Baltimore Magazine. August, 1993. Brief mention with
photo. Interviewed, written by Margaret Guroff. This
particular negative snippet, titled "Walk That Talk" shows the
beginnings of a growing disrespect for free speech in
American society. Subject: The Free Advice Man.

The Baltimore City Paper named J.P. Fenyo the Best Free Advice
Man in their 10th Annual Best of Baltimore in September, 1993.

After that The Original New York City Free Advice Man seized
being open to the media, which had shown no intention to right past
wrongs, in spite of several efforts to inform the media about this
injustice.

A year later, by coincidence on the 4th of July, 1994, The Free
Advice Man left Baltimore and the U.S. to live and work in Budapest,
Hungary, where he hoped to start a new chapter in his life.

It was clear to The Free Advice Man that even though he had given
great advice to thousands of people, only a few of whom were
dissatisfied, and had helped save several dozen people from suicide or
from becoming murderers and thieves, that the majority of the
American mass media were not truly interested in helping create an
intellectual super-hero whose deep philosophical ideas about infinity,
life, death, existence, nature, politics might help improve American
society and its image abroad!

His life in Budapest from 1994 to 2002 was very exciting, interesting,
full of controversy and some major intellectual achievements.

Now he has been back in the States since 2003 and is about to launch
an even more successful chapter in his life! ( There are rumors that a
"Patch Adams" style true-story feature film will be made about him!)

The Free Advice Man has influenced many famous and influential
people in his life so far, such as George Soros, Woody Allen, Isaac
Asimov, Ray Bradbury, President Bill Clinton, Ted Turner, Andy
Warhol, Jean Michel Basquiat, Quentin Crisp, Gordon M. T.
Summer (Sting), and many others....

He may be reached via admin@infinitysociety.org.

COMING SOON "THE RETURN OF THE FREE ADVICE MAN" !

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13. WBAL-TV. Sept. 17, 1993. Interviewed by Bill Sawyer
in his bit "On The Road Again". Here it is that I am
quoted as saying: "Weird is what makes America great!"