Caveat and proviso: I don't have any idea about how to host audio or anything. I also don't know if it's kosher to post these. Remember, I not only use a Mac, I use Blogger. None of your fancy Wordpress for me, no sir. People asked, so here's a link to two of the interviews I did the other day about the future of Canadian TV on CBC Radio. If the link don't work, um...I can't help. And if someone from the CBC says, "you have to take those down," I will do so. That's just the kind of team player I am.
For Windsor, where I managed to sneak in a small, awkward plug for Across The River to Motor City, try here.
For Sydney, Nova Scotia, where I think the host was probably the most engaged, you can click here.
Thanks to Diane for these, and the links, too. (And Diane, if they result in too much traffic from the ten thousand hits I get a day, let me know and I'll take'em down.)
Just kidding. I don't get 10 000 hits.
Britney Spears, no underwear.
Uh oh. How'd that get in there? Now we're screwed.
7 comments:
They'll just stop working if they get too many hits, in which case I can host them somewhere else. Unless CBC hunts us down.
More Brittany!
We're a sad lot...
Hey, I just listened to them!
Good work! You're the official Bruce Springsteen of Canadian writers! You da boss!
In what respect does your opinion count on the subject of the future of Canadian television? You’re the American who gave us _Charlie Jade_ and extols _Rent-a-Goalie_.
And, for the love of God, take the frigging space characters out of your blog name and make it match the blogspot subdomain. On the rare occasions when I feel like reading you, you’re nearly impossible to find.
December 1st...I gotta check the TV listings and see when the Grinch is on. Don't want to miss it again this year, so thanks for that.
Every time I make Joe cranky, a TV writer gets his/her wings.
who is joe clark? And why is he so cranky? His only comment every at my place was criticizing the colour I used on a quote (red was bad)
Joe's a contrarian who blogs on accessibilty issues and other arcana that strikes him at blog.fawny.org.
Most people tolerate him because he does do a good piece of work, trying to get broadcasters to improve their closed captioning, which is actually quite abysmal.
But that comes with its share of anti-social baiting, constant complaining and correction, and the occasional ad hominem attack. Though I think his probing the "American" angle is an uncharacteristic misstep that's below his usual level of sass. I hope he's not under the weather.
Just sit back and enjoy it..it's all part of the glorious big tent that is the Internet.
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