Hour of the Wolf
Aug. 18th, 2006 05:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellenkushnerNormally, I try not to speak to anyone before 10 in the morning. Anyone. (11 is better.) But for Jim Freund (and eternal glory), I'm going on "Hour of the Wolf" live at 5 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) morning on New York's celebrated indie station, WBAI. From 6-7 a.m. I'll even talk to you: for my sins, it's a call-in show. We'll spend lots of time on the new novel, The Privilege of the Sword, and on the Riverside series in general in the second hour, easing into things slowly at 5 with some music from Thomas the Rhymer first.
Not in NYC? No problem! Jim sez:
As always, the program will be broadcast live to the NY metropolitan area over listener-sponsored WBAI, 99.5 FM, and streamed over the Internet at http://stream.wbai.org/ August 19, this Saturday morning (that's Friday night), from 5 till 7 AM. After broadcast, the show will be available as a stream from WBAI archives
(where, I might add, you can listen to shows featuring other illustrious past HoW guests).
* * * LATER THAT DAY (7:57 a.m., to be precise) * * *
Well! That was quite something. Had a good time with Jim, playing "Thomas the Rhymer" recordings (including the best one I've ever heard, from - of course - Ewan MacColl), reading from the novels and talking to folks who called in - including mad dog![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mnemex, who actually called from the plane on his way to Worldcon - we could hear the attendants saying, "Ladies & Gentlemen, we are cleared for takeoff..." in the background - and so will you if you follow Cat's advice (see below) on downloading the show as an MP3 file... The weird thing was going in there in the pitch darkness at 4:45, and emerging at 7 to discover the clear light of day streaming in (through an astonishing plate glass window with a glorious view of the EAst River! Who knew 'BAI had such terrific real estate?) - somehow I'd imagined everyone listening in darkness, too. Well, as I said above, 6-7 am not my usual stomping grounds. And so to bed.
Not in NYC? No problem! Jim sez:
As always, the program will be broadcast live to the NY metropolitan area over listener-sponsored WBAI, 99.5 FM, and streamed over the Internet at http://stream.wbai.org/ August 19, this Saturday morning (that's Friday night), from 5 till 7 AM. After broadcast, the show will be available as a stream from WBAI archives
(where, I might add, you can listen to shows featuring other illustrious past HoW guests).
* * * LATER THAT DAY (7:57 a.m., to be precise) * * *
Well! That was quite something. Had a good time with Jim, playing "Thomas the Rhymer" recordings (including the best one I've ever heard, from - of course - Ewan MacColl), reading from the novels and talking to folks who called in - including mad dog
mnemex, who actually called from the plane on his way to Worldcon - we could hear the attendants saying, "Ladies & Gentlemen, we are cleared for takeoff..." in the background - and so will you if you follow Cat's advice (see below) on downloading the show as an MP3 file... The weird thing was going in there in the pitch darkness at 4:45, and emerging at 7 to discover the clear light of day streaming in (through an astonishing plate glass window with a glorious view of the EAst River! Who knew 'BAI had such terrific real estate?) - somehow I'd imagined everyone listening in darkness, too. Well, as I said above, 6-7 am not my usual stomping grounds. And so to bed.![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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Date: 2006-08-18 11:05 pm (UTC)Since your book is ultimately responsible, I wanted to mention that there's now a puppy named Thomas the Rhymer. We're calling him Rhymer. I would think that this would be some offense fo Thomas except that the puppy really is a very clever with his paws, and I fancy that his bark is a bit musical, too. Here is a picture of him: http://wwww.petfinder.com/fotos/CA1050/CA1050.5923064-2-x.jpg
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Date: 2006-08-19 12:22 am (UTC)THE DOMINION OF THE SWORD
Date: 2006-08-19 12:49 am (UTC)Re: THE DOMINION OF THE SWORD
Date: 2006-08-19 12:58 am (UTC)I'm in the wilds of Connecticut, so will rise (if not shine) in time to hear the show.
I'm bringing Martin Carthy's "The Dominion of the Sword" to play on-air right after I read - it's the song that inspired the book's title, and this will be the first time I've presented it in conjunction with the book - how cool is that?!
That is extra crispy cool!
*does fan-girl dance*
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Date: 2006-08-19 01:42 am (UTC)Will do fan-girl dance later in the day.
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Date: 2006-08-19 11:50 am (UTC)great sound quality! -- Cat
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Date: 2006-08-19 03:31 pm (UTC)Actually, I waved a couple of books at her with a rapidfire summary, but that was priceless!
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Date: 2006-08-23 03:52 am (UTC)Who listens to what music?
Date: 2006-12-04 08:27 am (UTC)Who listens to what music?
I Love songs Justin Timberlake and Paris Hilton
Cool quote
Date: 2008-05-08 09:30 am (UTC)Never buy what you do not want because it is cheap; it will be dear to you.
-- Thomas Jefferson
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