One of the most challenging and interesting projects I am freelancing on at the mo is Creative Egremont, a public & community arts programme in a small West Cumbrian town.
Last week I learnt a lot about the analogue world, as were getting Egremont FM, Egremont's first FM radio station on air, and my digital expertise were shamed by our trusty group of volunteers with soldering irons and mystic knowledge of wave-lengths.
And it got harder, as I was left alone in the Youth centre that houses the station, to broadcast a live radio show solo. By the end of the night I felt I had tried on about a dozen ill-fitting radio personas from indie pop pundit to laidback night-time DJ, to eccentric left-field raconteur.
Give me digital media any day, the analogue world is hard.
