Last week, Lara Neel from the Journal Gazette came and interviewed me for the newspaper's knitting podcast. This was the first time I've done a podcast and while I don't think I came across as a total goober, while listening to it I realized that I have a a few quirks. Like thinking that everyone must already know how awesome sock knitting is and that I tend to trail off and end my sentences with ".....sooo..."
If you'd like to take a listen, you can find the postcast here. All you have to do is scroll down under the first picture and press play (it may take a few seconds to buffer the episode before it starts). My interview is about five minutes into the segment, and runs to the end.
Thanks, Lara, for consistently pushing that microphone back into my face and for taking the time to share with Fort Wayne (and beyond) my own little corner of the world.
What fun to hear you talking about your new shop and your business! Sorry that I won't be there on Saturday (1150 miles?), but I'll be there in spirit. I hope your opening day is a great success and lots of fun.
Posted by: Nancy | August 15, 2011 at 03:15 PM
Your newspaper has a knitting podcast?!? Impressive.
Posted by: Vickie | August 15, 2011 at 03:27 PM
We have a local knitting podcast??? I'm so out of it! I CAN'T WAIT to come and see your new shop -- it looks fantastic!!!
Posted by: Thimbleanna | August 16, 2011 at 09:18 AM
That is so sool that your local paper has a knitting podcast! I didn't think you sounded bad at all. The one verbal tic that I personally can't stand & that makes me NOT listen to podcasts that I might otherwise like is too much giggling. Maybe because I almost exclusively listen to them on in the ear buds that block outside sound when I'm working out but too much giggling makes me feel like I'm being assaulted.
Posted by: mwknitter | August 17, 2011 at 11:43 AM
Counting down the days! Need more Soulmate yarn! :) My dad is coming to see the renovations....but he is a sport to hang with his granddaughters as they explore your new digs!
Posted by: April | August 17, 2011 at 01:25 PM