Listen Again (it’s a pun on the BBC Radio 4 show)

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

I’m having to repost this comment, as I’m having trouble saving changes to the old comment – it’s the same podcast of all the participants you may have heard a few months ago – don’t worry, a new show will be airing within the next week, so stay tuned.

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I know I’ve linked to this podcast in my first post, but here it is again, this time, allowing you to listen to it on the page!

It’s taken me a while to get used to the software, and to get it to work, but I think I’m there now.

I know I’d like to follow up on some more interviews with the writers, so get in contact, tell me when you have twenty minutes available for me to give you a call, and we can get started!

Dominic

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Dominic ORourke

I came to London in 1989, for what I intended to be a short break - and have found it impossible to leave ever since. Born in Liverpool to Irish parents who, while I was still dealing with a snipped umbilical cord, decided to return to Ireland, where I finished school, wrote a lot of teenage angst poetry, usually in Visual Basic programming language, but sometimes in C++. On arrival in London I decided to make my mark, studied Architecture at South Bank University, and have worked for many of London's public bodies since. I still write poetry, and I also host a weekly poetry podcast where in the guise of interviewing and recording performances of other poets, I sneakily get free masterclassses in how poetry should be done!

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Listen Again (it’s a pun on the BBC Radio 4 show)

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