The Power Of Conversation: Introducing The Book Week Scotland Podcast
I’ve been working with Scottish Book Trust to launch a podcast for Book Week Scotland. Here’s a little bit more about the Conversations Podcast and where you can listen to it.
Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
I’ve been working with Scottish Book Trust to launch a podcast for Book Week Scotland. Here’s a little bit more about the Conversations Podcast and where you can listen to it.
I might have hinted at this near the end of my thoughts looking back at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe podcast. I had a blast doing the show, which this year was recorded and broadcast live on Castle FM as well as going out as a podcast through the usual RSS powered sources. When the Fringe was over, the time-slot on the FM dial was still open, so it felt natural to keep the one hour format of music and intervews going, but with some tweaks to fit the landscape in Edinburgh for the other 11 months of the year. So
[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20132408201321/tpc_fringe2013_24082013_21.mp3] The final weekend of the Fringe, just three nights left to see many of the shows (although some will finish tonight, so check the times at edfringe.com). As for the podcast, let’s have some extra interviews to kick off your Saturday. With David Quirk, Michael Che, Superbard, Bobby Mair, Ian Smith, and Ben Champion.
[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20132308201320/tpc_fringe2013_23082013_20.mp3] Our final live show on Castle FM with guests from around Edinburgh, in the studio, playing on the CD, and more. It might be the end of this part of the Fringe, but you still have a few more days in Edinburgh to take in some amazing shows. With John Hinton (Relativitivity Speaking), Natalia Koliada (Trash Cuisine), Caroline Sniatynski (I Want To Tell You Something), and Daniel Cainer (Schtick and Spiel).
[audio:https://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20132208201319/tpc_fringe2013_22082013_19.mp3] Not long to go now, in Fringe terms, but with five nights of Fringe shows there’s still thousand of performances that you can take in, and only a small fraction of them can show up on the podcast. So here’s your daily flavour of the Fringe. With John Fico (Made for Each Other), Vicky Jones and Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag), Ben Van Der Velde (Chain Letter), and Brian Kennedy.
[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20132108201318/tpc_fringe2013_21082013_18.mp3] Another good mix of guests and music today on the Fringe podcast, with Mark Dolan, Joathan Hearne, Northern Nomads, The Geordie (of The Ginge, The Georide, and the Geek), and Tony Delicata from Sinatra: The Final Curtain.