shameless self-promotion

[andy.d]

I'm due to be giving a brief radio interview about the Camino on BBC WM this Sunday (it should be at about 7.40 GMT but will be on Listen Again for a week) - details here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p005yd1d

The interview is because of my talk next week:

http://pilgrimpace.wordpress.com/2009/1 ... uary-23rd/

Andy

 

[Rebekah Scott]

good on ya, Andy.

 

[sillydoll]

As long as you are not promoting the camino - only self - its too busy as it is!!

 

[ivar]

Great!

Is there a way to listen to it "after the fact", like a podcast?

Congrats!
Ivar

 

[andy.d]

Is there a way to listen to it "after the fact", like a podcast?
Ivar

Yes, it should be available for seven days via the BBC's 'Listen Again' facility. I'll put the link up once I've been interviewed.

I should point out that BBC WM is a local radio station covering Birmingham and the West Midlands (although Birmingham is England's second city). I'm not sure how long I'll have, but I'm assuming it will be a friendly interview allowing me to discuss some of the aspects of the Camino which have emerged for me on and since I walked last autumn.


Sil - I'll have to remember to point out that doing the solitary Levante might just be an ever so slightly different experience from the Frances this summer :!:

Andy

 

[andy.d]

Is there a way to listen to it "after the fact", like a podcast?
Ivar

I have just endured the painful process of listening to myself!

If you go to:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p005yd1d

and then click on the 'Listen Again' button you can hear the show for the next seven days. The bit I am on starts at 35 minutes. The interview lasts for six or seven minutes, and I think went OK.

Andy

 

[Rebekah Scott]

Birmingham and Midlands...hummmm. They speak English there, right?

 

[MichaelB10398]

Alas, Rebekah you have been in Spain too long. If you squench up your face, listen intently, you can almost understand every word. :lol:

A fine job for the little time to respond to such good questions. Thanks Andy for posting the link. I just wish I could here the full length talk. Cheers to you and good luck,

 

[andy.d]

Birmingham and Midlands...hummmm. They speak English there, right?

Enjoy this link for the Black Country, half a day's walk away - proper English:

http://cybermetrics.wlv.ac.uk/blackcoun ... lation.php

Tara a bit,

Andy