–A Podcast Fandango
As you know – if you visit this website regularly – I like to switch it up. With that in mind, new for 2011, I've decided to make an unscheduled foray into the world of podcasting. The show’s called
Cheyelle Omar: The Podigal Daughter. Today's offering is a pilot. If I do decide to do more they'll be monthly. So, if you're interested in listening to my first-ever podcast press play on the player below or click
here. You can also subscribe to the show on
iTunes; just enter "Cheyelle Omar" in iTunes' search engine.
This month's show includes: An interview about sexism in sport, show tunes, tomfoolery, a dedication to one of my favourite readers, podcasting chat and basically me being a big fat attention-seeker.
Oh, and just incase anyone’s feeling particularly bookish, below is a list of links to accompany the show.
Enjoy me…
–Cheyelle Omar: The Podigal Daughter
COPYRIGHT ©2011 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED: CHEYELLE OMAR
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I know ima listen to it first thing in the morning--hunny is watching Gray's Anatomy at the moment and would throw a 'lil fit if I turned the sound on. heheh! :-) :-) :-)
ReplyDeleteGot around to listening to it, you're a riot I want more!
ReplyDeleteI listened just now and Awwwww *blushes* thank you, my friend. :-) <3 I like to do those cinchcasts sometimes (same type of deal) and may have to say a lil somethin somethin. heheh
ReplyDeleteAlice Walker gave me you as a new friend--actually it's been more than a year now, huh?
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ReplyDeleteAww, fanks for listening. I was loath to link the show to this website, because I thought it might undermine the writing. But then I thought, fuck it.
@eccentricity: Alice Walker has given me a lot of good things over the years - you included! One year and counting ;o)
great show and great singing too. how nice to hear your voice, and knowing more about you this entertainer side/singer side.
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@McCaffery: I do hope I made you smile (my singing usually has folks in hysterics), my dear. Cos I know, from reading your blog, you've had a trying couple of days. I hope things went well yesterday ;o)
ReplyDeleteThere's no such as too much cheyelleness, give us more!
ReplyDelete...or as some would say "no such thing"
ReplyDeleteSometimes I forget to check to see if I any words out.
D'Oh!
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ReplyDeleteI'm dyslexic, Joe. Your initial comment made perfect sense!