Yesterday I had an enjoyable trans-Atlantic interview with Marnie Woodmeade for a podcast about the Eel Pie Island commune of half a century ago. Great to have the chance to reminisce and it was helpful that Marnie had read Eel Pie Island Dharma to prep for the interview.
On 14/04/2022 10:29, Marnie Woodmeade wrote:
Hello!
I am a trainee podcast producer at Transmission Roundhouse. Transmission Roundhouse is a socially engaged podcast platform powered
by the Roundhouse. A home for niche, innovative and groundbreaking
audio-led content that champions the voices of underrepresented young
creatives.
I am making a series of podcasts about how people find alternative
communities and versions of home in the face of unworkable housing
systems. I am doing an episode that focuses on the commune on Eel Pie
island and would really like to interview someone who was part of it.
I would basically like to speak to as many people as possible, and I
can make this as easy for you as possible.
I'm happy to have an informal chat with anyone who's interested!
All the best,
Marnie
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Marnie Woodmeade (she/her)
Trainee Podcast Producer
Roundhouse
Chalk Farm Road,
London, NW1 8EH
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Hi Chris,
It was lovely to speak to you! You have a way of talking that really transports you, so it was great to hear your stories.
Thank you! I may take you up on that, I realise I totally forgot to ask you a few questions so I'm sure I'll be back in touch soon.
Sending positive vibes your way,
Marnie
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On Thu, 12 May 2022 at 19:28, Chris Faiers <zenriver@sympatico.ca> wrote:
Hi Marnie,
l really enjoyed reminiscing about the Eel Pie Island days!
Best of luck with your podcast. If you need any missing pieces I'd love to add more memories ; )
peace & love,
Canadian Chris
