Lectures put on by passengers possible?

[Matsonbrat]

:confused:

 

If a passenger has a lecture with a CD aid, does Carnival accomodate if it is appealing and usual by providing the room and CD projector??

 

I have given a program locally about the secret air base in NV and the story of the U-2 and A/12(SR-71) testing there from 1956 on by the CIA. The CD was produced by an organization of persons who worked there (CIA, USAF, contractors called "Roadrunners Internationale" out of Vegas) .

 

I was CIA and worked on the program overseas (U-2 overflights of USSR) and then in S. Calif supporting all three spies-in-the-skies top secret projects in the early 60's.

 

Think I have been on cruises that had lectures by passengers in the past.

[alphakitty]

Yes, it is possible....usually the lectures are about the culture of the people and places the cruise is visiting. I just read an article on this recently.

 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/01/16/AR2009011601979.html

[crusinpsychRN]

Did you guess deep throat before he was identified?

[LynneL]

Contact the cruiselines. I'd love to hear something like that while on a cruise. Sounds very interesting.

[Matsonbrat]

Never had much interest as that was a FBI man . Mark Felt just died here in Santa Rosa also.