New Radio interview to air on 10/30/10

[daybyday08]

I loved the interview. Jonathan asked such good questions and Doris was so lovely. I hope everyone enjoyed it.

[Bixby]

She sounded wonderful; she definitely keeps the world smiling! Thanks Doris!!!

[melancholy]

It is great hearing Doris' familiar voice,especially when she just talks about her life in such a natural way.What is more,Doris kept on talking and was hardly interrupted and no silly questions asked.Well as said on the program "Doris is a warm person,as warm as can be."I found it touching,so try to tune in tomorrow,won't give away everything.
Dorine

[Jiminy Cricket]

It was great how happy she sounded. And she DID talk a lot,but,as Jonathan (and everybody!),I wanted more! I could hear this girl talking for a whole day without any pause and I still would be happy!

[puck]

Wonderful to hear her and she did talk a lot, and she had a lot of fun, wow it's great to hear her, and know she still enjoying living, love her more, repect her more. A great wonderful women !!!!!!

[Doris Martin]

Wonderful to hear her and she did talk a lot, and she had a lot of fun, wow it's great to hear her, and know she still enjoying living, love her more, repect her more. A great wonderful women !!!!!!

I could not agree more ///

[Theodomus]

The interview is up on the website,too:

http://culture.wnyc.org/articles/featur ... /#comments

[howard]

While you're at it, check out the wonderful comments at the bottom. Heart-warming!

[nipper]

Great interview. Here's the link:

http://culture.wnyc.org/articles/featur ... doris-day/

[gerard]

Did I hear Doris say she had lots of recorded music no one wanted to distribute? If she wanted she could do that herself, with some help. Where is Ryan? Perhaps he could go through it. Doesn't he work at Capital?

Bronchitis can be painful around the ribs, and I hope her condition has resolved. She seems to often have a slight bronchial irritation. Hopefully she can boost her immunity, ... she should look into it, if she hasn't.
(she should also try to avoid dog and cat hair - and wear a mask )

Take care, Doris.

[Robert13]

Must listen to this tonight when I get home. Did anyone record it so we can save it if we want?

[webmaster]

Someone has recorded it and is sending it to me but I think it may be available for some time as they are providing an embed code to put on web pages.

Wonderful to hear Doris happily talking about her career at last - and in such detail, it's all really coming back to her - she didn't want to do that for a long time - she sounds liberated and in a good place. My laptop over heated and shut down when she was talking about Sinatra! - I heard the story about the Kleenex box - is there much more after that?

Gerard, I don't think there is much chance of her avoiding dog and cat hair, but she must be immune by now!

[Robert13]

Well, I just listened to the whole interview and I thoroughly enjoyed it. That unmistakeable laugh of hers...it just brought a smile to my face. I loved the story about her mother and the paycheck and how she said "You could've stayed with the band?" So something my mother would say.

Also loved how she told Frank Sinatra "I caught it".

Wonderful interview! Mr. Webmaster, would you be able to post a download of it? It is something I would like to keep. Just in case they take it down eventually. It really was such a nice interview.

Also loved how they talked about "Duets" which I play a lot myself.

She sounded so great and full of happiness. She has quite a memory. Her storytelling was adorable. Would love to hear more.

[webmaster]

Yes, will do that, Robert.

And is there much more after the Sinatra story?

I'm sure I read that story somewhere with the Kleenex box hitting her in the eye - but I think Doris is telling it like it happened.

Now would be a good time for Doris to retell her story!

[Theodomus]

I'm not sure, when the Sinatra story was on, but the whole interview was 62 - 64 min long.

The Kleenex-story is in her book, I believe.

[webmaster]

Thanks Marion - I must have heard most of it then as I listened for about an hour - more I thought.

[Robert13]

Yes, will do that, Robert.

And is there much more after the Sinatra story?

I'm sure I read that story somewhere with the Kleenex box hitting her in the eye - but I think Doris is telling it like it happened.

Now would be a good time for Doris to retell her story!

Thanks! I think you were pretty close to the end. Did you hear when "Let's Take A Walk Around The Block" was played. That was the end. They came back for a minute or so and wrapped things up.

You heard the best parts, I think.

[Jas1]

Bryan
Lauren has posted the interview on her on another thread in 6 parts.

Doesn't Doris sound wonderful, a joy to hear.