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Paula's Soapbox Live

Several weeks ago I announced that I would be unveiling some new features on "Paula's Soapbox" in honor of the one year anniversary which is on May 28th. A few nights ago I announced that one of those features would be a new look for the blog, something that I hope will be both aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly. That is still in the works, but may take some time to fully implement. However, I am very excited to report that I will be unveiling another new feature that takes effect this week. On Friday night at 11:00 PM central time, "Paula's Soapbox" is going live, on the air, through blog talk radio. I will still be submitting blog posts, the live show will just be an extension of that. On the show I plan to give weekly recaps of both General Hospital and Days of Our Lives to get you caught up before each show airs the following week. I have scheduled a short podcast this Friday so there probably will not be time for me to take callers for that particular show, but I suspect I will be asking people to call in to future episodes. I realize Friday's time is rather late and some of you may miss it as a result, but the show should be archived shortly after completion so those that want can listen later. I have placed a widget under the tab "Paula's Soapbox Live" where you can listen to any archived shows and/or visit the main site of "Paula's Soapbox Live" on blogtalkradio.com, where you can listen and participate in live shows. I hope you enjoy the new features because I have been looking forward to bringing them to you!

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  1. Thanks! So far you are the only one who seems to think so. lol!

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  2. I'm on the West Coast...I can't wait to listen in and hopefully comment on GH.
    Sistah7

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  3. Paula,

    I think this is a great idea and I loved hearing you last week. It kinda puts the personality into your blog. I could tell you were nervous but you're, to quote Kipling, "You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din! "!

    So, anyone besides me getting a wee bit tired of the new Michael's pinch-faced baby look which appears to be one of the few emotive looks he has? I'm trying, really trying to make the transition.


    Peggy

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  4. Hi Peggy!

    Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed listening to it. I definitely think there is something about blog talk radio that makes you inherently nervous. It's probably the fact that you have to listen and watch a countdown before you ever go on air, then the words "on air" start flashing, and it's like oh yeah I have to start talking now and if I mess up too bad it's live I can't start over. lol!

    Yeah, I definitely can't get onboard with the new Michael yet. I keep trying but they really picked a bad time to recast this part. I don't feel invested anymore.


    Paula

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