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- Update your journal with the answers to the questions
- Include this explanation in the post and offer to ask other people questions
My questions are from my future podcast co-host,
nix_101
#1 - What do you love about living in aussie land? I'm sure most people will expect me to say the weather.... the weather is nice, sometimes, but I hate summer. Forgive me if I don't like nearly 6 months of temperatures ranging from 30-45 degrees. That aside, I do love the beach, the bush, a lot of the cute and furry animals and the laid back people. But sadly, there's alot of things I don't like about this country, hence why I'm fine about living in the UK for 6 months. Maybe I might answer this question once I've been to the UK, because right now, I've never been overseas... and it's usually when you've been to another country when to appreciate the country you live in more. I think I'll miss Chicken Salt on chips through, I've heard the UK don't have it... and seriously it's like one of the most awesome things ever!
#2 - Do you like Tim Tams? Yes, but I don't love them. I'll eat them if they are offered, but I rarely buy them anymore. I think this just comes from the fact that I kind of used to eat them ALL. THE. TIME. in large quantities when I was a teenager.
#3 - How did you get into podcasting? Warning.... long reply.
I think it came about from going to Supanova (a con over here in Australia) but once I started cosplaying and such (from 2006 onwards) I started to miss seeing the panels and things I wanted to, so I would download and listen to the podcast recordings of these panels later, then I started listening to the podcast that the people who recorded these panels put out (Cool Shite on the Tube), where I heard them talk about a Doctor Who podcast called Doctor Who Podshock whom did this thing where they would do live shows over the net reviewing Doctor Who episodes as they went out. I listened to the series 3 shows, then decided that the next one they did... I would join in. So I went on the 2007 Christmas Special review show, got a taste of it, then discovered CIA, another podcast recorded on the same day a little later on the same site, where they were talking about series 2 of Torchwood as it was being broadcast, so I joined in. Became a regular on CIA, made friends with the other regulars, kept going on Podshock when they did the series 4 review shows, and eventually got so into it I throught (after having audio issues during the live show reviewing 'The Stolen Earth') of starting to record my own reviews and stuff with the software I had due to being a cosplayer. (Mixcraft - which I got to record my skits) That turned into The Wailing Fangirl Podcast my own podcast I started by myself, but eventually got my friend Katherine to co-host with me.
Still go on Podshock, now go on The Cultdom Collective (with all the same people from CIA, once that finished) and do my own podcast whenever I can, recently it's been weekly. Lots of fun, especially going on Cultdom at 'silly-a-clock' (ranges from 5am-7am for me) and recording The Wailing Fangirl (a name suggested/or at least spurred on by The Tin Dog Podcast) And I hope to continue it all on a while to come.
#4 - What are your plans for when you vist the UK? Lots! xD A visit to Cardiff is most certainly on the cards. Possibly stalking the filming crews of Doctor Who (and maybe Torchwood if rumors I hear are true about filming starting in February) Other than that, lots of running around Cardiff, taking photos, and being generally nerdy, oh and having a cosplay photo shoot there as well. Hope to visit there more than once, but we'll see. Meeting up with heaps of peoples from podcasting and livejournal land. Visit some family as well, especially my cousin if she's still living there. Go to Blackpool and run around being really really stupid. Stop by Manchester to visit my podcasting buddy daveac in Hyde (yes he lives in Hyde! ^_^) attend heaps of conventions, go to lots of book signings, watch series 5 of Doctor Who on telly! and lots more I haven't throught about yet. I'll be getting a job, so stuff will have to work around that, but I also want to travel to New York while I'm there, France maybe as well as hopefully (maybe) Florida, to visit my other podcasting buddy Ian, and thank me for giving him the change to talk to GDL over the phone in person. I'm sure there's more, but that's all I can think of right now.
#5 - What time would you visit in history, if given the chance? I'm really not sure... all I can think of right now is to visit the UK in the 1970's, see if it was as awesome as my dad says it was... at least I know the music was awesome! Also while I was there, I'd go to the BBC and steal/make copies of all the 60's Doctor Who before they are destroyed/taped over. Surely the universe wouldn't implode if I did just that.
IN OTHER NEWS!!!
WATERS OF MARS WAS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listen to Episode 15 A and B of The Wailing Fangirl Podcast to here my throughts
- I'll respond by asking you five questions so I can satisfy my curiosity
- Update your journal with the answers to the questions
- Include this explanation in the post and offer to ask other people questions
My questions are from my future podcast co-host,
#1 - What do you love about living in aussie land? I'm sure most people will expect me to say the weather.... the weather is nice, sometimes, but I hate summer. Forgive me if I don't like nearly 6 months of temperatures ranging from 30-45 degrees. That aside, I do love the beach, the bush, a lot of the cute and furry animals and the laid back people. But sadly, there's alot of things I don't like about this country, hence why I'm fine about living in the UK for 6 months. Maybe I might answer this question once I've been to the UK, because right now, I've never been overseas... and it's usually when you've been to another country when to appreciate the country you live in more. I think I'll miss Chicken Salt on chips through, I've heard the UK don't have it... and seriously it's like one of the most awesome things ever!
#2 - Do you like Tim Tams? Yes, but I don't love them. I'll eat them if they are offered, but I rarely buy them anymore. I think this just comes from the fact that I kind of used to eat them ALL. THE. TIME. in large quantities when I was a teenager.
#3 - How did you get into podcasting? Warning.... long reply.
I think it came about from going to Supanova (a con over here in Australia) but once I started cosplaying and such (from 2006 onwards) I started to miss seeing the panels and things I wanted to, so I would download and listen to the podcast recordings of these panels later, then I started listening to the podcast that the people who recorded these panels put out (Cool Shite on the Tube), where I heard them talk about a Doctor Who podcast called Doctor Who Podshock whom did this thing where they would do live shows over the net reviewing Doctor Who episodes as they went out. I listened to the series 3 shows, then decided that the next one they did... I would join in. So I went on the 2007 Christmas Special review show, got a taste of it, then discovered CIA, another podcast recorded on the same day a little later on the same site, where they were talking about series 2 of Torchwood as it was being broadcast, so I joined in. Became a regular on CIA, made friends with the other regulars, kept going on Podshock when they did the series 4 review shows, and eventually got so into it I throught (after having audio issues during the live show reviewing 'The Stolen Earth') of starting to record my own reviews and stuff with the software I had due to being a cosplayer. (Mixcraft - which I got to record my skits) That turned into The Wailing Fangirl Podcast my own podcast I started by myself, but eventually got my friend Katherine to co-host with me.
Still go on Podshock, now go on The Cultdom Collective (with all the same people from CIA, once that finished) and do my own podcast whenever I can, recently it's been weekly. Lots of fun, especially going on Cultdom at 'silly-a-clock' (ranges from 5am-7am for me) and recording The Wailing Fangirl (a name suggested/or at least spurred on by The Tin Dog Podcast) And I hope to continue it all on a while to come.
#4 - What are your plans for when you vist the UK? Lots! xD A visit to Cardiff is most certainly on the cards. Possibly stalking the filming crews of Doctor Who (and maybe Torchwood if rumors I hear are true about filming starting in February) Other than that, lots of running around Cardiff, taking photos, and being generally nerdy, oh and having a cosplay photo shoot there as well. Hope to visit there more than once, but we'll see. Meeting up with heaps of peoples from podcasting and livejournal land. Visit some family as well, especially my cousin if she's still living there. Go to Blackpool and run around being really really stupid. Stop by Manchester to visit my podcasting buddy daveac in Hyde (yes he lives in Hyde! ^_^) attend heaps of conventions, go to lots of book signings, watch series 5 of Doctor Who on telly! and lots more I haven't throught about yet. I'll be getting a job, so stuff will have to work around that, but I also want to travel to New York while I'm there, France maybe as well as hopefully (maybe) Florida, to visit my other podcasting buddy Ian, and thank me for giving him the change to talk to GDL over the phone in person. I'm sure there's more, but that's all I can think of right now.
#5 - What time would you visit in history, if given the chance? I'm really not sure... all I can think of right now is to visit the UK in the 1970's, see if it was as awesome as my dad says it was... at least I know the music was awesome! Also while I was there, I'd go to the BBC and steal/make copies of all the 60's Doctor Who before they are destroyed/taped over. Surely the universe wouldn't implode if I did just that.
IN OTHER NEWS!!!
WATERS OF MARS WAS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listen to Episode 15 A and B of The Wailing Fangirl Podcast to here my throughts
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