Folks,
Big changes are afoot in the Land of the Gogs, and I wanted you to be the first to know about 'em.
First,
I revamped my website. If you haven't been in a while, you should check it out. It's so clean and efficient and easy to navigate! It's the website of my dreams. Which tells you how boring some of my dreams are, but I digress.
http://MeganGogerty.comOnce you're there, you'll notice that
I've added a bunch of content - videos, podcasts, essays, etc. My plan is to keep posting new stuff until I either run out of stuff or the Internet burns down.
About those podcasts. This is my newest experiment. Each podcast is a tiny little monologue about five minutes long.
You can get a FREE subscription to my podcast by going to the iTunes Store and searching for Megan Gogerty, or by clicking this link:http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=319627926Once you've subscribed, they'll be automatically downloaded into your iTunes, which you can then listen to at your leisure. If you don't have iTunes or don't feel like subscribing, you can always listen to the podcasts on my website, also for free.
Finally, I've got a lot of big and exciting projects in the mix this year, so stay tuned for updates!
Happily,
Megan
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http://MeganGogerty.comAnd now for some Frequently Asked Questions regarding my new podcast.
Q: Hey! You have a podcast!A: Yep! Sure do!
Q: What's it about?A: I'm sorry. Could you repeat the question?
Q: Your podcast. What's your podcast about?A: [blank stare]
Q: Usually podcasts are about something. There's a theme. Or a consistent subject matter. You know, sports or music or whatever.A: Oh. Well. I guess my theme is...um... [wracks brain]
Q: It's just you talking, isn't it?A: Well. Yes.
Q: So what you're saying is, your theme is you. Megan Gogerty.A: When you put it like that, it makes me sound egotistical.
Q: [blank stare]A: I try to tell some funny stories at least. My goal is to amuse you.
Q: And when were you planning on starting that endeavor?A: Sheesh. You're a really tough interviewer.
Q: What can I say? I have high standards.A: Well, lower 'em a little. The podcast is free, after all.
Q: Fair enough. I notice you're still selling your Buffy tribute album.A: Yep!
Q: When are you going to make another one?A: I feel like one Buffy tribute album is enough.
Q: But you could make one about Firefly. Or Angel. Ooh! Or Dollhouse! You could call it, "Never Mind The First Five Episodes." A: We'll see. I've got a lot of irons in the fire.
Q: Are any of those irons shaped like funny songs about TV shows I like?A: Perhaps.
Q: Fine. Play coy. Hey, I heard somebody auctioned off a signed copy of your Buffy album for charity.A: Yeah! It was great! They raised a lot of money for good causes.
Q: How much did your album go for?A: About fifty cents higher than its retail price.
Q: So your autograph is worth about fifty cents.A: Hey, I was impressed. I figured a nickel, tops.
Q: It's a good thing for charity that you underestimated the lust for all things Gogerty.A: Don't use the word 'lust.' It makes me uncomfortable.
Q: Are you a prude?A: I'm from Iowa.
Q: What's the difference?A: Good point.
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http://MeganGogerty.com