It's April - That means I will be participating in the A to Z Blog Challenge.
I will be posting six days a week for the month of April - (with a rest day on Sunday).
Each post will begin with the corresponding letter of the alphabet beginning with A and finishing with the letter Z.
I began participating in this challenge in 2012. With the exception of last year, I believe I completed the challenge each year. Last year I lost steam somewhere around the letter W.
WooHoo I made it to W
Words, Words, Words
I host a video podcast on YouTube called "Joey's Scarf". I use my phone to record the video. It's kind of weird to sit and talk to a screen.
Because the subjects of my podcasts are knitting, crocheting and yarn I have a lot of props to help me feel a little more comfortable.
Some podcasters have a partner. It probably feels more natural to have someone next to you. It is more of a conversation between two people where the audience become eavesdroppers.
I often find myself stumbling over my words. When I am playing back the video I notice that I say "um" and "uh" a lot. I haven't been able to control that.
At the end of the podcast, I usually invite Ross to spend a little time with me. It doesn't take much to get Ross talking. I throw out a word or two and he takes off on a tangent meandering from the original word to many other words, then finally circling back to the original word.
He has a way with words.
Have you ever been in a situation where you find yourself stumbling over your words?
Daily. It's quite fun to search for a word while kiddos await. Because they don't wait. They move on, and then I must try to get their attention back...
ReplyDeleteI guess no time for stumbling with those kids around. :)
DeleteI continue to think its great you do podcasts even if you think you stumble over words and say "um" etc a lot. At least you are out there making them! That's something I would never consider doing.
ReplyDeleteI constantly and continually stumble over words. That's why I'm better expressing my thoughts in written form.
betty
Thank you Betty! It's funny the whole while I am recording I shake my head in disbelief. :) I also feel that my written communication is clearer.
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