Media Page

• Standard 282 Word press release
• 290 Word press release for NJ based papers
• 290 Word press release for Philadelphia based papers
• Standard 354 word press release,
• Por la Prensa (Press Release in Spanish Language)
• Por la Imprensa - Português (Press Release in Portugese Language)
• Vietnamese Language Press Release
• Information about the book and my biography

• An article about my expedition in the Cherry Hill Sun
• The World's Most Dangerous Road, by David E.X.N. Nghiem published in Go World Travel, and The Philadelphia Inquirer
• The Honduran Champ in a Mudhut, by David E.X.N. Nghiem published in Go World Travel, and Bicycle Culture Magazine.
• Article about David Nghiem in Nguoi Viet Newspaper, the country's largest Vietnamese/English language newspaper
• An article about David Nghiem and his adventures in O'Diario, Maringa, Brazil. Portugese language.
• 3,700 Miles, 330 Days, 100 Pounds of Gear. Article about my 3768 mile adventure through South America, printed in BU Alumni magazine

• Cash Flow Radio Show with James Martinez, Los Angeles. One of the many radio show interviews where I was a guest speaking about my adventures.
• And Mr. Martinez's testimonial about interviewing me on his radio show.
• Chit Chat Radio Show Interview, 2nd half, 12/27/2010
• Chit Chat Radio Show Interview, 2nd half with a lot more in depth interviews about my crazy animal adventures. 09/08/2011

David appeared on international satellite TV news here: SMTV, Broadcast February 8th, 2008.

I was interviewed on the Bolivian talk show, "Que no me pierdes con John Arrandia." Don't Lose Me with John Arrandia. I talk about adventuring on the bicycle, and my motivation for doing it. The program is a cross between Jay Leno and 60 Minutes in Bolivia. It's in Spanish.

The show was rebroadcast all through Latin America, and I met random people from all over, Colombians, Dominicans due to that show.

Interviewed on the world's third largest television network, TV Globo, in Matto Grosso do Sul, Brazil, later rebroadcast throughout Brazil.

Interviewed on Programa Credencial with Jany Lima, Maringa, Brazil.