WHEE! WHEE! WHEE!
RADIO GAGA!Wild! I'm on the BBC Radio Programme Outlook. But boy does my recorded voice sound odd; whiney and fruity being the first words that come to my mind. Bits and pieces of my CCP tour are played and I sound a little pro-Marcos in the interview (which I'm totally OK with). But I think that some of the things I said will tick off a lot of people who are already ticked off by my big mouth. Then again, you decide for yourself. I personally think it's a finely crafted, well researched piece. It also includes interviews with Soc Villegas, Max Soliven, and Imee Marcos among others. Congratulations Ms. Sarah Toms for a job well done. The webpage is here. Scroll down to the Friday, February 24 radio broadcast: I'm in the first and last part of the segment. The segment - a reflection on the state of the Philippines twenty years after EDSA I - begins somewhere around the 28th minute in the 40 minute programme if you wanna fast forward to it.
LIVING LA VIDA IMELDA!
March 2 - Thursday - 2:00pm - Meet at Figaro Coffee Shop at the CCP Complex
March 10 - Friday - 2:00pm - Meet at Figaro Coffee Shop at the CCP Complex
posted by carlosceldran @ 8:18 PM
6 Comments:
Well, well, you were not bad at all...in fact, you were great! I sympathize with the big mouth, I do have one too...it usually follows with people who have minds of their own. You sounded self-conscious at first, but I like the analysis on why the Marcos kids in particular are back in politics,...moral of the story, don't get too drunk and do buy fewer shoes, you only have a pair of feet to go with..it will carry you a long, long way, NICE and BRILLIANT!!!
Bongga Superstar ! When are these peasants going to understand that the higher purpose of the 1960's and 70's materialism of the new rich is so that their "spoiled brat, daw ?" children will inherit the keys to the Kingdom. Excuse me all you ignorant people who have never heard of Sotheby's. Have you no idea how much money a vintage pair of custom-made Ferragamo's of the Steel Butterfly while she was doing the hustle with the stars will fetch ? Especially when she does the selling herself because only she can remember what she was doing when she wore those shoes, duh ? Can't you even imagine what kind renovation projects that can fund in the Philippines ??? Was nobody paying attention to the story of Robinhood ? Jesus, don't you know that those rags were tools of the trade at the time?! Call me a fashionita snob but I don't think Cory's yellow dresses will fetch such a high price because I am a quality girl, not a quantity one. For those of you who don't know what the Kingdom is all about... all I can say to you is Education, Education, Education !
Rainbows !
Mad-Ame-Nat
Haha. You giggled.
Great job. Congratulations.
I loved listening to Outlook when I was in S'pore - great wake-up call in the mornings. The British Media seem to have a thing for you. 'Di ka na maabot. :-)
Di naman. Feel free to come over anytime and touch me.
:o)
Congrats on the BBC exposure- their World Service is fantastic.
As you know i was with VOA for four years - yikes, the agency just cut all its english language programming overseas. Not that it has been relevant for some time...
And I also couldn't stand to hear my voice on broadcasts. Apaprently i got good audience response in Indonesia wahtever that means...
I'm sure you sound fantastic; I'll check out your segment later.
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