The girl with the tape recorder

Oh yes you do: Hostiness in spades. This is excellent. Great project. Can't wait to see what you do (artsy!) with it. I love my digital recorder, but maybe not as much as you love your tape recorder. It's all fun. Good luck!

elizabeth
news director
morning host/producer
kisu 91.1 fm pocatello, idaho

I ought to have listened to my mother when she wanted me to take those hostiness lessons.

And you are very charming as a host. You will have to record hours of casual yapping, but you may have something here, even if you don't get your radio show right away. Stick with it.

Another inanity. All listeners and commenters welcome.

http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/2321

I am take out my entry. You are too much good. I am failure. Boo-hoo me.

you sound like a future public radio reporter to me! do you know about www.transom.org? it's a site that helps people exactly like you produce stories out of all that tape you've gathered. you'll love it! i hope to see you in the next round!

Good entry! Fresh voice..nice topic as well.
Jason Z.
jasonzaragoza@hotmail.com
"How big would you dream if you knew you could not fail?"-Unknown-

I guess you could call your show This Lauren Life.

Well, maybe not. You'll have to work on that. And maybe not redo TAL, but come up with something completely your own.

Steve

I believe in philosophic conversation, and I believe you should believe in it too.

You grabbed me and would not let go. I even tried to shake you off once and you just wouldn't let go. Good entry.

By the way, forgetting the wittiness of the moment only gets worse as you age, so use and abuse that tape recorder of yours. Wish I had...

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What a fantastic idea! I know there have to be a million glorious things that folks have said around me when drunk or tired or out of their minds, if only I could remember them. I'd love to see the finished product!