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EA Mk II has no presentational skills whatsoever, and address the listeners as though their average age is four and a half. Then she tells us an irrelevant story about how she got lost on the Malverns and was wearing inappropriate footwear, etc.
If you want to confess stupidity, contact a priest.
I recently sent a FoR3 'submission' to the controller, mainly quoting many pages of forum (and Facebook) comments about the BaL discussion format, but remarking on that R3 website gem.
EA Mk II has no presentational skills whatsoever, and address the listeners as though their average age is four and a half. Then she tells us an irrelevant story about how she got lost on the Malverns and was wearing inappropriate footwear, etc.
If you want to confess stupidity, contact a priest.
It isn't given us to know those rare moments when people are wide open and the lightest touch can wither or heal. A moment too late and we can never reach them any more in this world.
EA Mk II has no presentational skills whatsoever, and address the listeners as though their average age is four and a half. Then she tells us an irrelevant story about how she got lost on the Malverns and was wearing inappropriate footwear, etc.
If you want to confess stupidity, contact a priest.
I thought it was a nice story and wonderfully showed the ditziness and perseverance of youth ..... she was searching for the soul of Elgar - we surely need more young people to do this ......
EA Mk II has no presentational skills whatsoever, and address the listeners as though their average age is four and a half. Then she tells us an irrelevant story about how she got lost on the Malverns and was wearing inappropriate footwear, etc.
If you want to confess stupidity, contact a priest.
Unnecessary perhaps, but not irrelevant as it was by way of an introduction to an Elgar song.
I don't particularly like EA's voice or delivery but she's a long way above SK and KD in my less than ideal rankings; I don't think I've yet felt the need to use either the mute or off button during her programmes.
Unnecessary perhaps, but not irrelevant as it was by way of an introduction to an Elgar song.
I don't particularly like EA's voice or delivery but she's a long way above SK and KD in my less than ideal rankings; I don't think I've yet felt the need to use either the mute or off button during her programmes.
I thought it was a nice story and wonderfully showed the ditziness and perseverance of youth ..... she was searching for the soul of Elgar - we surely need more young people to do this ......
It reminded me more of Julia Bradbury pretending she was struggling on her first Wainwright climb. It was only later that it was revealed that she was an experience walker, going back to her childhood. EA was playing the part of the helpless damsel, and it wasn’t clever.
I recently sent a FoR3 'submission' to the controller, mainly quoting many pages of forum (and Facebook) comments about the BaL discussion format, but remarking on that R3 website gem.
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