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[rm]

I now have an iPod (nano, silver) and associated toys.

If I were going to do a podcast and you were actually going to listen to it, what would it be about?

Also, if out of boredom and the fact that I love to read aloud, I recorded some of my fiction (both orig and fanfic), would anyone be bored enough to listen?

For my own amusement, is there a way to make text files readable on these gadgets?

Meanwhile, strangers on the subway kept thumbs-upping my Torchwood t-shirt.

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[tdanaher.livejournal.com]

Based on what I've heard from your voice posts, I'd listen to pretty much anything you wanted to put in a podcast. The only thing I'd make a point of asking for is to slow down a bit in talking speed. In short bursts you pack a lot in, but in a podcast you're pretty much playing to an audience that's multitasking, and it can be difficult to pay attention at length in environments like a subway car or in Whole Foods.

I request going back and reading to us all your fencing posts. That would be bliss.

[rm.livejournal.com]

Hahahah. I might (fencing)..

Actually, I'm much slower as a performer. Wat you've heard so far is me babbling into my cellphone.

[tdanaher.livejournal.com]

It looks like you might be able to include text to read along with if you treat them as lyrics and embed material that way.