Lib Dem Voice climate march Podcast coming soon

By | Sat 4th November 2006 - 4:57 pm

Podcast coming soon, just as soon as:

  • I fix my PC, which is the only thing that can get the audio off my minidisc recorder
  • I work out how to cover the fact that I was on one march with a bunch of Trots, while every single other Liberal Democrat was on another march. I have some script writing to do…

When the Podcast does come, it contains a nice interview with Chris Huhne, Jo Swinson, Ed Davey and Simon Hughes.

Then, given a choice between interviewing my fellow grass roots members to capture their thoughts in the cold, or retiring to the pub, I’m rather afraid I settled for a pint of Strongbow.

Congratulations to all who turned up – there was a big Lib Dem presence at the iCount rally, and congratulations to LDYS for organising the banners and other asorted Lib Demmery.

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5 Comments

  • Sheila 5th Nov '06 - 12:21pm

    Hi Rob,

    I have lots of good audio from the LDYS march. Perhaps we can do a deal 🙂

    Sheila

  • Rob Fenwick 5th Nov '06 - 7:02pm

    Sheila,

    Sounds interesting – let me know when you play it back if there’s anything you’d like me to run on Lib Dem Voice and I’ll take it 🙂

    All the best,

    R

  • garethepps 6th Nov '06 - 1:42pm

    Plenty Adrian. Including a Reading contingent!

  • Rob Fenwick 6th Nov '06 - 1:46pm

    Adrian,

    You were probably on the march that started from Grosvenor Square, where there was no organised Lib Dem presence. There was a large group on the other march, and at the rally in Trafalgar Square.

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