My voice on the radio

The Mount Gambier commercial radio station 5SE does a promotional segment called “The Local You Know” and I was invited to participate.

The announcer has a list of about 30 questions which he asks the sucker interviewee to give impulse answers to.

I’m fairly cautious and probably didn’t let fly like a commercial radio guy would like, eg Sarah Palin talking to the French President.

Anyhow, here is my recording, thanks to Ewan Grant at 5SE/Star FM.

MP3 file (audio player required): The local you know

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I'm a 43-year-old father of four, commuting between work in Adelaide and my family in Mount Gambier, South Australia.
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5 Responses to My voice on the radio

  1. Sue says:

    That was very nice to listen to. hehe. I’m a sucker for the accent. :-D

  2. Dina says:

    I love hearing what people sound like!

    You have a lovely voice. Of course, I love the accent too.

  3. Vanilla Bear says:

    Eheh, that’s pretty funny,
    with that typical radio station’s
    background music it sound like a commercial !
    It’s interesting because I’ve never heard Australian accent before!
    And now i also know the correct pronunciation of “Gorey” :)

  4. delmer says:

    Very cool.

    It sounds like a nice feature the station is running.

  5. Michael says:

    Spot on Delmer, with your radio background showing through!

    It was a type of promo, not an interview and not an ad, but they ran it like an ad, multiple times.

    We did a “sign off” as well, eg “This is Michael Gorey from The Border Watch and 5SE is the local I know.”

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