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Comment on Episode 4 - Under the Wire by Goldmünzen

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Comment on Episode 7 - I’m Not Dead Yet! by sondancer

sondancer — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 03:29:26 +0000

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Comment on April is a busy month by Marlyn

Marlyn — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 21:40:36 +0000

Hi.
Great podcast. You mentioned a pattern that I’ve been unable to locate. I believe it was called “fifty-cent cardigan”. Am I close enough to the name that you know what I”m talking about?

TIA,

Comment on Episode 8 - Culture Overload! by Helga

Helga — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 06:47:50 +0000

I love opera and classical music! And I love your podcast!
Helga (from Switzerland)

Comment on Episode 8 - Culture Overload! by Susan Lowell

Susan Lowell — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:37:37 +0000

The opera excerpts were a complete success for me. I like to hear about knitting, but you are very good at describing the excerpts and the behind the scenes activities.

A large portion of the adult Americans belong to choral groups and therefore, a significant portion of your American audience should enjoy the musical part. I personally don’t enjoy knitting along to podcasts that have junky music. It entertains some, but I just fast-forward thru the music and put the podcast last on my podcast bookmarks list.

I also don’t enjoy when podcasters dish how badly their marriage is going/how badly they parent. It’s just too heavy for me.

Thanks so much for podcasting! Susan93940 on Ravelry

Comment on Episode 8 - Culture Overload! by Denise de Montreuil

Denise de Montreuil — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:15:24 +0000

Too much culture? How is that possible? I loved, loved, loved the operatic bits you included in your podcast. Hope they don’t get you in trouble. I was a stage manager in another life before I moved into prop world and I love to hear tales from the trenches. I hope other people who don’t work in the business find this as fascinating as I do because I hoping you’ll give us more.

As for knitting in social situations, I usually try to guage the situation before I pull out the knitting. I realize that making people uneasy is not a reason to stop but sometimes I want to dedicate myself more fully to the situation/conversation and the nuances of human behaviour. I don’t bring knitting to public performances because, as you say, so many people have worked so hard to bring a piece of theatre or opera to the stage, the least I can do is give it my full attention. Again, it’s the nuances that would be missed, and the experience less rich as a result. Theatrical work of any kind is a collaboration between the audience and the actors and less than full attention has an impact on everyone’s experience. Just think about what happens when someone answers their mobile during a movie - like a rock in a pond. Knitting at intermission? No problem.