I will be one of the guests on tomorrow’s broadcast of KJZZ’s Here and Now radio program. One of the big names of Phoenix real estate analysis will be there, as well, either R.L. Brown or Elliott Pollack. ASU’s Dr. Jay Butler cannot be there, more’s the pity. Jay Thompson, The Phoenix Real Estate Guy, will be a guest blogger, stirring the pot by keyboard.
The topic: The Phoenix-area real estate market.
The show will be broadcast on Wednesday from 11 am to 12 Noon on KJZZ 91.5 FM. A podcast will be available on Here and Now’s web page soon afterward.
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Jeff Brown says:
I look forward to the podcast. Go get ’em!
September 19, 2006 — 11:04 am
Jay T. says:
I look forward to eParticipating!
Dr. Butler must be too busy doing…. uh… never mind.
September 19, 2006 — 1:40 pm
rudolph d. bachraty III says:
we’re all ears…
-rudy.sellsius°
September 19, 2006 — 3:22 pm
jf.sellsius says:
Podcast hmmm? That’s a verbal thing right? Gee I don’t know…Maybe just send me the written transcript for faster reading. 🙂
…. Just poking a little fun at our favorite breed of blogger. I can’t wait to hear the inflections, tone, maybe a few coarse “hahs”—ah sweet music to my mind’s ear. Maybe I’ll take a bike ride and listen. 😉
September 19, 2006 — 4:05 pm
Greg Swann says:
> I look forward to eParticipating!
This is utterly amazing to me. A little push here, a little push there and maybe we can get something going in the Valley.
September 19, 2006 — 7:33 pm
Greg Swann says:
> Podcast hmmm? That’s a verbal thing right?
I told you I’m a very good speaker. Truly infectious enthusiasm. It’s my [Federal Fair Housing violation omitted] guilt that makes me wary of testimony.
> Maybe I’ll take a bike ride and listen.
Mid-80s and very dry this afternoon. I live right on the Arizona Canal, like an immense linear riverfront park. The Leggy Blonde and I rode it for about an hour this evening, to celebrate Persephone’s waning influence on our weather. Snow will come to you soon, as Hades asserts himself, but we’ll be riding our bikes all Winter long…
September 19, 2006 — 7:42 pm
jf.sellsius says:
As the old saying goes, “Good speakers should be heard, not read.”
September 19, 2006 — 8:55 pm
Jay Thompson says:
> This is utterly amazing to me. A little push here, a little push there and maybe we can get something going in the Valley.
We should!
September 19, 2006 — 10:59 pm
Jay Thompson says:
Greg – Simply **outstanding** job on the radio show today!
September 20, 2006 — 1:32 pm
Greg Swann says:
> Greg – Simply **outstanding** job on the radio show today!
Bless you. Thank you. I had an inspection afterward, so I’m just getting back to the office. They told me the web part of the show was excellent, too. They’re very excited about turning a radio show into a five-media event: radio, call-in, live weblogging, podcasting and static weblogging. The whole thing was a blast! More from me later.
September 20, 2006 — 2:22 pm
Greg Swann says:
> As the old saying goes, “Good speakers should be heard, not read.”
I listened to the podcast (while working, of course). I think I did okay for impromtu speaking. In retrospect, I wish I had stood up the whole while. It’s much easier to punch in the emphasis that way.
September 20, 2006 — 5:25 pm
jf.sellsius says:
Excellent presentation Greg. Kudos.
Can we expect some podcasts of you on the blog in the near future? Hope so. Keep howlin’— we’re listening.
September 22, 2006 — 9:47 am
Greg Swann says:
> Can we expect some podcasts of you on the blog in the near future?
Yeah. I was looking at digital recording gear last night. I’m not crazy about it, but Cathy’s in love with the idea.
September 22, 2006 — 9:51 am
jf.sellsius says:
Lucky for you you’re married to a bright woman 🙂
September 22, 2006 — 12:26 pm
Greg Swann says:
> Lucky for you you’re married to a bright woman
Lucky beyond anything I ever knew to wish for…
September 22, 2006 — 12:31 pm
Cathleen Collins says:
… Thank you both :”-)
Keep needling him, Joseph. I promise to keep on him on my end.
September 22, 2006 — 2:03 pm