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May 10, 2006
Sheryl on the Radio!
As I write this, Sheryl is on Internet radio, a guest on “What’s Happening Brevard” on Tropic Wave Radio.net.
Check them out sometime:
http://www.tropicwaveradio.net
I have to admit, this is the first time I’ve listened to an Internet radio station. I guess I’m not very hip.
Sheryl, as usual, sounds great! She’s doing a song right now called “Who Could Ask for More Than This.”
It’s quite an experience to sit in her office, write about her, and listen to her at the same time. Not many husbands can make this claim.
I should also mention, I’m writing at one computer, and I can turn around and watch Sheryl on the webcam on the other office computer (So not only does she sound good, she looks good as well).
All this computer stuff! Man, I feel so 21st century! But I also think I am somewhat akin to George Bush senior, when several years ago he expressed his excitement over supermarket scanners (a little behind the times).
On the show Sheryl is talking about all kinds of things that are coming up. Mamapalooza, of course, will be a major topic. The time for the event is fast approaching.
For details on Mamapalooza, check out http://www.mamapaloozafl.com.
In late June, our NSAI group will be hosting a songwriting seminar featuring Nashville publisher Susan Tucker, and songwriter and producer Kim Copeland. I’ll certainly write about this event more as it comes closer.
Just before I came upstairs to write this, we took delivery on a Gibson guitar! Well, I know why. We’re giving it away at Mamapalooza!
Sheryl at Tropic Wave
(She's still there as I post this!)
Posted by leon at May 10, 2006 04:01 PM
Comments
Had fun with Java John and the Kid...filling in for the usual afternoon hosts Jackie McCoy and Susan Ramon. Thanks to everyone who called in: Matthew Bronson (host of 920 WMEL "At Home With Matthew Bronson" radio show), Freebo, and of course, the PSG. The chat room feature was great too. Online radio, live chat, web cam and webcast...a truly fun interactive experience.
Posted by: Sheryl at May 12, 2006 12:58 AM