Git yer listenin' ears on (a date for your I-Pod)
Greetings all from a decidedly damp camp, eight days of Songkran fun culminated in a very respectable fourth (from eighteen) place for the hotel boat racing team and it's contingent of mahouts (lead by Seng) in the annual Chiang Saen competition, followed by the first proper storm of the year - one that left the floor of the elephant camp white with hail, stones collected & put in the freezer to show to the camp kids who slept through it all.
So with fresh, wet-season scents in the air, and with our date with an Icelandic film crew postponed due to something dramatic happening in the frozen North under the ice, we imagine you in your ash-cloud nuclear winter and get on with our wet season projects - who knows, I may even get around to a less lazy blog? Offer an opinion or two.
Assuming that the ash cloud is interfering with your TV signals and wireless sets we decided to go underground and broadcast over the web - some time ago I had a chat with Wildlife Investigator Laurel Neme, yelling into my ageing laptop Skype style, and she has put that together in the form of a radio interview that will be broadcast at 1pm Eastern Standard Time today (April 19th).
It will be streamed live from the radio station's website or there will something known as a podcast from Laurel's own site - linked above.
I actually can't remember what I said so apologies if I was rude about any of you!
So with fresh, wet-season scents in the air, and with our date with an Icelandic film crew postponed due to something dramatic happening in the frozen North under the ice, we imagine you in your ash-cloud nuclear winter and get on with our wet season projects - who knows, I may even get around to a less lazy blog? Offer an opinion or two.
Assuming that the ash cloud is interfering with your TV signals and wireless sets we decided to go underground and broadcast over the web - some time ago I had a chat with Wildlife Investigator Laurel Neme, yelling into my ageing laptop Skype style, and she has put that together in the form of a radio interview that will be broadcast at 1pm Eastern Standard Time today (April 19th).
It will be streamed live from the radio station's website or there will something known as a podcast from Laurel's own site - linked above.
I actually can't remember what I said so apologies if I was rude about any of you!
Posted by John Roberts at Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:15:00 GMT 
Categories: Public Service Announcement
Tags: Laurel Neme The Radiator 105.9 WOMM-LP The Wildlife radio broadcast interview
Categories: Public Service Announcement
Tags: Laurel Neme The Radiator 105.9 WOMM-LP The Wildlife radio broadcast interview
Dear John,
Just wanted to let you know that your interview will air this Monday, the 19th of April from 1-2 pm EST. You can either live stream it via www.theradiator.org or download the podcast (which will be available that same day) on iTunes, my website (www.laurelneme.com) or else at http://laurelneme.podbean.com.
Feel free to let your friends and colleagues know!
Again, thanks so much for the conversation. I think it's a really interesting program.
Have a nice weekend.
Cheers,
Laurel
Laurel A. Neme, PhD
Author, ANIMAL INVESTIGATORS
Host & Producer, "The WildLife" weekly radio show & podcast.
"The WildLife" airs on WOMM-LP, 105.9 FM in Burlington, Vermont every Monday from 1-2 pm EST.
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...the full recording seems most easily streamed from http://bit.ly/b1VO7z.
Enjoy
John
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