Gadling Podcast: Intv. James O'Reilly
Hey, ho.
Our next podcast is ready to go.
And man, do we have a treat for you. Have you ever read one of those Traveler's
Tales books while hoofing it abroad? You know the ones, Travelers Tales Brazil, or Thailand, or Mexico? Or perhaps
you read the recently released Sense of Place, by Michael
Shapiro, a book about travel writers who talk about, well, travel writing.
And so. This podcast we
interviewed James O'Reilly, publisher of the Travelers' Tales series of books. James is a very cool guy, smart as hell
and more eloquent than, um, uh, someone who's sorta eloquentless.
And you know what? HE WANTS YOU TO SEND HIM YOUR WRITING! Of course he suggests you read up a bit first. Develop a voice. Don't just unload all your worthless brain spasms on him.
So download, listen, enjoy.
Host: Erik Olsen.
Format: 41
minutes
Jump to:
02:25- Magazine Minute
9:40- Top 5 Posts
18:00- James O'Reilly - Interview
And don't forget to check out our last podcast, an interview with Jim Benning of Worldhum.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Blogs, Podcasts
Plane Answers: Takeoff speeds, weights and lavatory drains
Five myths about traveing in Tokyo
How to travel Japan without once paying for a hotel
Dispatch from the Galapagos: The summer I gave up meat
Plane Answers: When are pilots afraid of turbulence?
_thumbnail.jpg "Soulard Mardi Gras: St. Louis, Missouri")
--copyright-ag-zurich-university_thumbnail.jpg "Tracking wild orangutans")
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:08PM
Adrienne said...
Great podcast! The interview was very insightful and I couldn't agree more about the reading issue. :)
Reply
Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:08PM
John Loomis said...
Yees, love it. O'Reilly is an interesting guy!
Reply
Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:08PM
jason said...
Who does the muppet song (the rainbow connection?) at the end of the show!?!?!?! I gotta get a copy of that!!!!
Reply
Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:08PM
Erik Olsen said...
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. Great band.
Reply
Dec 18th 2005 @ 5:08PM
Rom Imora said...
I like these a lot. Can you interview some other writers?
Reply