Change Your Underwear Twice a Week
September 7, 2004
I was on NPR's Morning Edition today. If you'd like to hear more about my new book and excerpts from some filmstrips, listen to my interview with Renee Montagne on-line.
A record of my exploration into all aspects of drawing, illustrated journaling, creativity, and the inspiring aspects of art. By the author of "Everyday Matters," "The Creative License", and "An Illustrated Life" and other books.
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I heard the interview in my car as I drove to work this morning, here in Fayetteville, Arkansas!
Posted by: Stephanie | September 7, 2004 10:02 AM
So psyched to hear the interview later today!
god bless those internet archives...
and congratulations Danny. This is exciting publicity!
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Posted by: andrea | September 7, 2004 10:33 AM
Very cool...and it's awesome to hear your voice...now I can put a voice with your picture...! Congratulations!
Posted by: tania | September 7, 2004 11:04 AM
Heard you here in Portland, Maine-enjoyed the interview and those little "beeps" brought back memories!
Posted by: Heather | September 7, 2004 11:12 AM
Thanks for the email link--I missed the radio story this morning. What a treat to hear the original "bling"! Took me back. Lucky you, getting the projector on YOUR desk. Did you ever have a Bomb Drill during a filmstrip and have to dive under your desk?
Posted by: Melinda | September 7, 2004 11:52 AM
Hearing your voice 2000 miles from NY, that's the internet! It's a great tool, as were film strips. Thanks for sharing this!
Posted by: Marisa | September 7, 2004 04:27 PM
Danny - I heard you too! Great interview and I remember those damn filmstrips!! Where in the world did you find them?
Nancy G.
Posted by: Nancy Grim | September 7, 2004 09:09 PM
It was great to hear the voice that goes with the face but, unfortunately, the Pacific Ocean must have swallowed some of it, because it was VERY faint. Never mind - I sat like a very good little 10 year old and listen very closely. We used to have those film strips here in the Land of Oz too, but if I used them in class now I would have a mutiny on my hands. Even educational videos are passe in this time of reality TV. Poor kids don't know what they are missing :-)
Posted by: Robyn | September 8, 2004 04:33 AM
I heard the interview yesterday morning in Richmond, VA, but had no idea that was you. I just started reading your site a few weeks ago, and never made the connection. It's a small internet...
The interview was great, and the book looks even better. That "ding" inspired me to start brainstorming a promotional piece in a grainy, filmstrip-esque format.
Posted by: Sharif | September 8, 2004 01:41 PM
Listening to your NPR interview brought back the music... the dialog... the 'boop' -- where can I get that boop sound?
//k
Posted by: macfixer | September 8, 2004 05:09 PM
I was late for work because I sat in my car to listen to the end of the interview. Great job.
Posted by: GJ | September 9, 2004 11:42 AM