April 8th, 2009
Categorized under: MyLife

My Radio Debut

I was on a hour long radio show with the local university radio station last night. During the first 30 minutes they interview me then in the second half they talk about what I had to say. Here’s the audio of the show “On The Table” from WMUL 88.1 FM – Marshall Universities Student Radio Station.

If the audio player doesn’t load or if you want to listen to the MP3 at your own pace then feel free to download the entire interview.

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Comments

  1. I don’t see the link (or audio) of the show. Am I just missing a plugin?


    matt
    April 8th, 2009

  2. I don’t know.. It uses flash but I’ll put a link in here to download the MP3 directly becuase my Mom said she had the same problem.


    Bill
    April 8th, 2009

  3. You did a great job in the interview.


    Ryan
    April 9th, 2009

  4. Thanks, I think that is because the hosts made me feel so comfortable. They did a good job


    Bill
    April 9th, 2009

  5. Now I can hear it! I listened to it during work today while I doing some small tasks. I think you did a really good job with the interview. You came across as sincere and that is what the most important thing when people are listening to what another person has to say. I’ve also read the newspaper article and have gone to the website. There were some really negative comments on the newspaper article, however, there will always be some people that only see the negative. So very many people don’t appreciate what they have right in front of them…until it’s gone. As far as drugs, guns and prostitutes go…I think you’d be pretty hard pressed to find anywhere that doesn’t have those kinds of issues. Even on our little, tiny out-of-the-way street, we have a drug dealer! A person can only face what it is real and do what he/she can to make the world a little bit better. The more negativity a person spews, the more negative things happen; the more positive energy a person emits, the more positive a world that person lives in. Good job on all accounts. Keep up the good work.
    love
    mom


    Mom
    April 9th, 2009

  6. Thanks Mom I agree! I think there is a lot of potential here and I’m glad so many people are sharing my opinion – the nay-sayers will always be there but, hopefully, overtime we can sway a few to start working to fix what they think is wrong.


    Bill
    April 9th, 2009

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