Podcast: Representative Journalist Bonnie Obremski
Jul.16 2008 at 23:54 by Griff Wigley
Our guest today: Representative Journalist Bonnie Obremski (that links to her bio page here on LG), the reporter for the Northfield Representative Journalist project (new page here on LG for RepJ).
We talked with her about her background, including why she dissed Northfield and its colleges in favor of attending some rinky-dink school out east that Ross seems to favor for some reason.
Yes, we spent a few minutes on the RepJ project, too.
Click play to listen. 30 minutes. You can also subscribe to the podcast feed, or subscribe directly with iTunes. Our radio show/podcast, Locally Grown, usually airs Wednesdays at 5:30 PM on KYMN 1080 AM.
Posted in Podcasts, RepJ Project
Ross Currier July 17, 2008 9:12 am
Griff and Tracy, I know that you won’t take my or Bonnie’s word on the subject but recognize that you both think wikipedia is the hep source of info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hampshire_College
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Mona Obremski July 17, 2008 4:18 pm
Ross, in case others might want to know: viewer discretion advised:
Hampshire College: 2008/9 Tuition, Room, and Board: $47,869.00
I listened to the radio interview and enjoyed it very much. I just want to give you all a group hug for being so kind and understanding. I learned a new word today! Communatainment!
I’m so proud of Bonnie…there aren’t words.
Note on Wikidpedia: some academic institutions will not allow it at all as a research source; for journalists it is allowed as a tertiary source; for bloggers it’s required reading.
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Ross Currier July 18, 2008 8:40 am
Mona -
Based on Bonnie’s performance so far…
…I’d say it’s worth every damn penny.
- Ross
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Mona Obremski July 18, 2008 9:27 am
Ross - To myself, her Father, her sister, her nana, her aunts, uncles and one cousin, and a climbing team of others; Bonnie is priceless.
Thanks so much,
Mo
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Brendon Etter July 18, 2008 10:39 am
Do all the other cousins put a price on her value? Why has she failed to establish her invaluable nature among that crucial band of relatives? Is there some creepy peccadillo that should be shared?
Also, what are they climbing, this team of hers? Are there Sherpas involved? I’ve heard they’re quite good.
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Mona Obremski July 18, 2008 10:58 am
Sorry. Only one first cousin exists.
But I forgot to give mention to one special climber who is clipped-in and providing dynamic belay……Josh!
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