On Friday, October 21, 2011, I had the giddy pleasure of having Sabrina Furminger (@sabrinarmf) as a guest on the Geeky Pleasures Radio Show at The Look 24/7 (@TheLook247).
One of the reasons why I was so extremely giddy to have her on my show is because she is a fellow Canuck. Not only is she a fellow Canuck, but she was the first Canadian, aside from me, on my show. But there is more! In Canadian terms, she is my neighbour! Plus she is extremely talented, a huge nerd and geek, plus she is also a mum.
Without further ado, the show notes.
- Headshot by Peter Eastwood
- Things we discussed during the interview include: Sabrina’s Background; Her book The Healer; Meeting William Shatner and the man who is; Being a Canadian fan; Growing up a sci-fi nerd geek and bullying; Raising the next generation of geeks and nerds; Being a geek and a nerd today; Living in the future and taking chances; People we’d like to have a drink and a chat with; Star Trek; Things Sabrina is currently geeking-out over; Rediscovering the world through your child’s eyes.
- There is some NSFW language.
- At the beginning of the interview, you’ll hear the Geeky Pleasures Radio Show theme song by Chris Cogott (@chriscogott)
- The length of the interview is 2 hours 5 minutes 27 seconds
- The size is 114 MB
- The format is mp3, 128 kbps, 44.1 kHz, stereo
- To download the interview, right click save as this link.
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Enjoy!
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[...] -On October 21, I appeared on the Geeky Pleasures Radio Show (GPRS) on The Look 24/7. My conversation with GPRS host Jules Sherred lasted more than two hours. While I’m no stranger to radio interviews, this contained a slew of firsts for me: the first time I rocked a beer on-air; the first time I tossed out a fistful of curse words (ah, the joy of unregulated internet radio!); the first time I discussed my continuing journey in geekdom with the world at large. Jules is so easy to talk to that I truly believe we could have chatted for a couple of hours more. You can find the full interview here. [...]