[nabs-l] For Those Who Enjoy Reading Books From Bard Or NLS

[Courtney Stover]

David,'

I'd also like a link if you eventually archive.
Courtney

On 10/13/11, Chris Nusbaum <dotkid.nusbaum at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I'm sorry I missed such an awesome interview, and the
> announcement for it until now.  If you've posted it to the
> Archives page for download, I would love to hear it! If not,
> please do!
>
> Chris
>
>  ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Amy Sabo" <amylsabo at comcast.net
> To: "'National Association of Blind Students mailing list'"
> <nabs-l at nfbnet.org
> Date sent: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 04:14:46 -0600
> Subject: Re: [nabs-l] For Those Who Enjoy Reading Books From Bard
> Or NLS
>
> Dear david,
>
> This sounds awesome since my sister Rebecca is a booklover
> herself too and, I'm sure that she got this message too since she
> is on the nabs listserv herself.  Unfortunately, we both won't be
> home since we are going on a haunted ghost bus tour in boulder
> and, we don't know when we will be home! She would loved to have
> the opportunity to hear this live but, can you send this out to
> the lists for future recordings and, also for her to download it
> herself?
>
> I'm not a booklover myself not as much as she is! Thanks as
> always for posting this and, I'm glad that david Andrews let you
> posted this awesome announcement here!
>
>
>
>
> Hugs always,
> From amy
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nabs-l-bounces at nfbnet.org
> [mailto:nabs-l-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of David Dunphy
> Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 11:03 PM
> To: National Association of Blind Students mailing list
> Subject: [nabs-l] For Those Who Enjoy Reading Books From Bard Or
> NLS
>
> Since many of you enjoy reading NLS materials, I thought this
> would be of interest.  Please, David Andrews, allow this message
> to go through.  Thanks in advance...
> Hi Everyone!
> Please consider sharing this with anyone whom you think would be
> interested in this...
>
> Many of us are avid readers.  Whether you buy from audible.com,
> an
> online retailer like AudioBookStand, or whether you're one of
> those who can't wait for that day each week when Bard, the
> digital download site from NLS comes out with its new list of
> available downloads, it's fair to say that all of us have some
> enjoyment from reading a good book or two.
> But have you ever wondered what it is that makes the narrators
> you hear so good? How do they get selected? What makes them so
> amazing? Well tomorrow you just might learn a thing orr two about
> this process.
> Join Jonathhan Matte tomorrow, Saturday October 8 2011, at 1 PM
> easttern as he gives you a glimpse into the production of NLS
> books.  Jon will be interviewing Lou Gutierez, the man in charge
> of Benefit Media Inc out of New York City.
> Lou is in charge of producing books that get sent to NLS for
> distribution to its readers.  Find out about lou's backgrround,
> starting from his days with AFB (AMerican Foundation Of The
> Blind) to his current work producing books for NLS users.  Learn
> what makes a good narrator, how they are selected, how the  books
> are produced, and more..
> At the end, you'll have a chance to call in and leave comments
> and maybe ask a question of Jon about the information he's gained
> from this interview.
> If you're interested in how these great NLlS books you've read
> are produced, then this is a must hear interview.
> The program begins at 1 PM eastern, and can be heard on Audio
> Access  FM, Stretching The Boundaries Of Sound Entertainment.  To
> listen at 1 PM eastern, visit
> http://www.audioaccessfm.com/listen_live.php
> to select from a variety of listening options, or if you use
> Winamp, you can
> 1.  Launch Winamp.
> 2.  Hit Control L and type in
> http://sc13.icastcenter.com:10112/stream
> followed by the enter key
> to tune in.
> And, you can learn more about the station by visiting
> http://www.audioaccessfm.com
> Can't make tomorrow's presentation but still want to hear it? Let
> the program's producer, David Dunphy, know by emailing him at
> djd at audioaccessfm.com
> and if there's enough interest, we can air this presentation
> again and/or make it available as a download.
> We're excited about bringing you this awesome up close and
> personal look about the production of your favorite NLS books,
> and we hope you'll be there for this exciting presentation.
> From Jonathan Matte, Host Of This Exciting Interview Special,
> And
> David Dunphy, Program Producer, Audio Access FM, Stretching The
> Boundaries Of Sound Entertainment
> http://www.audioaccessfm.com
>
> ******
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