My amazing friend Carmen was gracious enough to let me interview her about being preggers for my first ever podcast, and she bore with me thorugh the bumps and whatnot. After I get a little better at this podcasting process I'll get this operation up on itunes but for now I'm using soundcloud and this first one is on Podbean. It's neat to hear Carm's pregant past self from a few weeks ago now that she's a new mom. Give a listen, won't you?
CLICK HERE FOR EPISODE 1 OF TELL FRANKIE I SAID HI
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Saturday, July 6, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
Tell Frankie I Said Hi!
I've been toying with the idea of making my own podcast for the last 5 months or so, and now I'm ready to share the second episode of Tell Frankie I Said Hi with you.
Anyone who knows me is painfully aware that I'm a hopeless podcast junkie; I've got dozens in my roster at any given time. After almost four years of consuming this media, I got the itch to start creating my own content. I am proceeding slowly and deliberately, however- these days it seems everyone has a podcast and I now know through the grueling ezperience of recording, editing, finding a host site, uploading, etc that this shit is TIME CONSUMING.
I love it though. Tell Frankie I Said Hi is about people who create, the challenges we face and all the hilarity that ensues. I also talk about what I'm doing in my studio, give you a peek behind the taxidermy curtain and inside my constantly therapized head.
My guests on this episode are Maria Eife and Sarah Peoples. We talk about folk art, the craft world, outsider art and projectile vomit.
I still have some technical issues to resolve, so while feedback is welcome, understand that I'm one person trying to learn as I go.
And thanks!
Have a listen:
Anyone who knows me is painfully aware that I'm a hopeless podcast junkie; I've got dozens in my roster at any given time. After almost four years of consuming this media, I got the itch to start creating my own content. I am proceeding slowly and deliberately, however- these days it seems everyone has a podcast and I now know through the grueling ezperience of recording, editing, finding a host site, uploading, etc that this shit is TIME CONSUMING.
I love it though. Tell Frankie I Said Hi is about people who create, the challenges we face and all the hilarity that ensues. I also talk about what I'm doing in my studio, give you a peek behind the taxidermy curtain and inside my constantly therapized head.
My guests on this episode are Maria Eife and Sarah Peoples. We talk about folk art, the craft world, outsider art and projectile vomit.
I still have some technical issues to resolve, so while feedback is welcome, understand that I'm one person trying to learn as I go.
And thanks!
Have a listen:
TELL FRANKIE I SAID HI
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