Stretched out to 20 minutes this morning praise for Gastrocast #7, encouragement for the Fernwood Five podcast and more on Public Service Conversations.
Today’s picture reminds us who owns Oxford Street. Don’t you go whistling “This Land is Your Land” around here, boy!
tags: audioblog & podchef & public service conversations
Ahhhhhhhh I’ve emerged from hibernation! And the first thing I did (after showering off the dead skin and brushing my teeth 65 times) was toddle off to the Texas Embassy for the third London Girl Geek Dinner organised by top hot totty Sarah Blow. As usual, I slurped my supper down in record time and…
So yesterday I was going from my office in Soho down to a meeting in Westminster, and rather than a boring bus trip or complicated tube journey, I gave myself a little extra time and walked down Dean St, turning left into Old Compton St, through Moor St and over Cambridge Circus, down Charing Cross…
Ok, so I didn’t think this one through entirely. 1. You are not allowed to take photographs in the galleries of Tate Modern. 2. It’s generally so quiet and people are walking around looking for interesting things that I felt even more self-conscious about talking. So 3. There are many more edits than usual but…
Hugh MacLeod organised a fantastic geek dinner tonight (err.. last night) and yours truly spent one hour of it wandering around and interrupting the fun (54:02min – 18.5MB) It really was as much fun as it sounds. Everyone was just amazed at the numbers of people and just how well organised it all was. I…
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OK, this was recorded on 20th February just after podwalk 6 but it’s been sitting “in the can” since then as I’ve been doing all sorts of other things. You can hear me walk and talk my way from the Great Court of the British Museum over to Kingsway, down High Holborn, over Holborn viaduct…
Cheers, Mate! Thanks for the mention of the G-a-s-t-r-o-c-a-s-t ;-] I’m glad the format is working. I think I am hitting a groove–I did the bread bit one day, and chilled out with the conversation the next even if I lost my concentraition. I edited out all the kid’s fights, interuptions and my nephew’s trying to kill themselves.
It’s funny, just after I blogged the Fernwood bit I thought about transfering the tapes to MP3. I need to find them first, but it is something I am interested in doing. Morning Coffee Notes from May 7th had a bit of the same feeling.
You seem to have hit a groove too. Like the morning thought jaunts and I’m looking forward to seeing where it goes. But, please, feed the podwalk need!