Someone asked for links to my appearances on Whad’Ya Know? I’m pressed for time but I think the Coop show is here and show with the Long Beds is here.
My first ever appearance on the show here. (I’ll never forget how Michael Feldman put me at my ease by recognizing my reference to dead emus).
And here’s the one where I talk about the kidney stone.
The interview I did with Time At The Table is up over here. Enjoyed that. I was riding (not driving!) in a car at the time, the Wisconsin countryside sliding by…
Greg Friese of Medical Author Chat called me up the other night and we chatted about firefighting, emergency medical services, and writing. He recorded the conversation and it is now posted as a podcast here. I realized about half-way through the interview that I was babbling like a teenaged cheerleader after six cherry Cokes, but in my defense we were discussing things I cherish. Serving beside my neighbors as an EMT/First Responder/Firefighter has been a sustained privilege.
I don’t know Greg well, but I trust he is a good guy because he was very patient with me in scheduling the interview (it took a while to get everything to line up) and one night when I cancelled he said it was OK because the weather was so nice he wanted to take his son for a bike ride. There y’go.
I enjoyed speaking with Kacey (she was in New York’s Hudson Valley, I was in the back room of Racy D’Lene’s Coffee Lounge). You can listen to the interview here. I think it is important to note that as I understand it, this would never have happened if not for Kacey’s persistent sister, so thanks, Maria!
Mike did an interview with Book Club Girl Radio, and while the main purpose was to promote the paperback version of Coop, he also discussed what his wife thinks (or doesn’t think) of his writing, took a few questions from Utah, used the word “vicissitude” for the second time in two days, explained “Tiny Pilot,” discussed tuba-playing in the country, verified that logging is tougher than writing, and admitted that there are a couple of chickens he never will be able to butcher.
Mitch Teich talks to me about albums, airplanes, and accordions. OK, nothing about accordions…this time.
Yesterday’s radio interview is here: available here as an MP3.
Computer needed some tuning over the weekend. For nearly fifteen years now, my friend Krister has grown used to my panicked calls (frequently from a distant Super 8 motel). He always has the answer. Krister had the foresight to set me up with a website way back in the – gasp! – 1990s. Been goin’ good ever since. He holds the keys to my universe, and he dang well knows it.
I’ll be on the “Back to the Farm” segment of To The Best of Our Knowledge this weekend. Find out where/when to listen here. I believe you can also eventually listen online here.
The interview I did with Faye Clow of “About Books” is now posted, you can listen here.
I did a radio interview on the phone from a Super 8 Motel the other day. I love how you can hear birds at the beginning. Listen
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