I thought it might make sense to do some short form podcasts when it strikes my fancy. The first is my take on The Academy Awards. I took scratchy notes duing the ceremony, and decipher them in front of a fancy microphone. Thanks for listening.
The final episode of a series of interstitial programming I created for CBC Radio One on Sirius during the Olympics. The very talented Lisa Brooke and I wrote and voiced them. Because they were created specifically for the 2010 in Vancouver, their usefulness is about to expire. The premise? Steve Hammerstone and Tawnie Skypunch are Fenelon Falls’ number one morning show for 10 years running…and now they’ve been sent to cover the Olympics for the network. It has nothing to do with the fact Steve’s father runs the network. Last one is ski jumping. Please spread the word and share ‘em!
During the Olympics, I created some interstitial programming for CBC Radio One on Sirius. The very talented Lisa Brooke and I wrote and voiced them. Because they were created specifically for the 2010 in Vancouver, their usefulness is about to expire. The premise? Steve Hammerstone and Tawnie Skypunch are Fenelon Falls’ number one morning show for 10 years running…and now they’ve been sent to cover the Olympics for the network. It has nothing to do with the fact Steve’s father runs the network. Here’s Curling.
During the Olympics, I created some interstitial programming for CBC Radio One on Sirius. The very talented Lisa Brooke and I wrote and voiced them. Here’s Long Track Speed Skating.
During the Olympics, I created some interstitial programming for CBC Radio One on Sirius. The very talented Lisa Brooke and I wrote and voiced them. Because they were created specifically for the 2010 in Vancouver, their usefulness is about to expire. In case you don’t have the Sirius, I’m going to put all 11 3-minute episodes up here. The premise? Steve Hammerstone and Tawnie Skypunch are Fenelon Falls’ number one morning show for 10 years running…and now they’ve been sent to cover the Olympics for the network. It has nothing to do with the fact Steve’s father runs the network. Here’s Boardercross.
During the Olympics, I created some interstitial programming for CBC Radio One on Sirius. The very talented Lisa Brooke and I wrote and voiced them. Because they were created specifically for the 2010 in Vancouver, their usefulness is about to expire. In case you don’t have the Sirius, I’m going to put all 11 3-minute episodes up here. The premise? Steve Hammerstone and Tawnie Skypunch are Fenelon Falls’ number one morning show for 10 years running…and now they’ve been sent to cover the Olympics for the network. It has nothing to do with the fact Steve’s father runs the network. Here’s Ski Cross.
Here’s the fifth in a series of 3-minute comedy interstitials created for CBC Radio during the Olympics. If you like ‘em, share ‘em. They’re also on iTunes.