Manleywoman Figure Skating Podcasts

[manleywoman]

Hi all! I just started doing figure skating podcasts. My first interview was with Kurt Browning back in March. I know, March? Ages ago, but with all the Adult Nationals stuff, plus life and work, I only just had time to mix it down, edit, and get it up on the internet. I'm still working out a lot of website bugs, and trying to figure out how to load it on the iTunes store, but I just wanted to get it up there before Nationals so you could all listen. So in the meantime, here it is:

http://web.mac.com/rogueelement/iWeb/Site/Podcast/Podcast.html

So I'm sorry if this crashes your internet connection, or isn't downloadable to your iPod. Hey, I'm still learning. But at least it's up for now. Enjoy!

[vesperholly]

Cool! I liked it. You have a good voice to listen to.

I would've tried to download it for my iPod, but damn that transparent URL in your source code. ;)

[manleywoman]

Thanks vesperholly! I tried again today to delve through the RSS/XML/source code info, and it's just all gibberish to me. So since i'm an Apple Pro Care member, I set up another free lesson for next week for them to walk me through all of that stuff.

It's hardly useful for me to know how to create and edit a podcast if I can't get it out there for the world to hear it!

Anyone else listen?

[BigBaaadBob]

Anyone else listen?
Me. Using Amarok on Linux. Good concept. A few echo problems.

It was nice to hear you loosen-up as the interview progressed. I've interviewed and it isn't easy and it's nice Kurt's a good interviewee.

I'm looking forward to future items.

[Joan]

Great podcast!

[manleywoman]

Hey all! Just finished Episode 2 of my skating podcasts, and interview with Rhea Schwartz, the woman behind the adult figure skating movement in the US and now the world.

http://web.mac.com/rogueelement/iWeb/Site/Welcome.html

Thanks to all of you who listened to my first interview with Kurt Browning! I appreciate that there is an audience!

I'm starting to get a better handle on how all of this works, so each episode will hopefully be an improvement on the previous one. And I finally figured out how to get these loaded on iTunes. So once TPTB at Apple review my podcast they'll offer it on the iTunes Store and you all can download it to your mp3 players and listen whevever and wherever. Please subscribe!

Thanks, and enjoy!

[NoVa Sk8r]

Great interview with the eloquent "Lady in Red" ... keep the podcasts coming!

[manleywoman]

Crap. I got fancy with some programming and now the site name is changed. Here's the new link:

http://web.mac.com/rogueelement/iWeb/skatecast/Welcome.html

Sorry! Still learning...

[Isk8NYC]

I liked both podcasts! Thanks for letting us "beta test" them for you!

[manleywoman]

I liked both podcasts! Thanks for letting us "beta test" them for you!

Thanks! Please spread the word.

[manleywoman]

My next interview lined up in May is with Oleg Vassiliev (1884 Oly Champ in Pairs, and coach of Totmianin/Marinin). If any of you have any questions you want me to ask, let me know. Thanks.

[BigBaaadBob]

My next interview lined up in May is with Oleg Vassiliev (1884 Oly Champ in Pairs, and coach of Totmianin/Marinin).

Wow. He's well preserved! :lol:

[manleywoman]

Wow. He's well preserved! :lol:

WHOOPS! That's 1984, of course.

[BigBaaadBob]

Just listened to #2. Your podcast skills are greatly improving!

Interested in suggestions for future 'casts?

Things I'm interested in are Adult TOI (Theatre on Ice) and also how adult skaters can move into being skating officials. Maybe there are folks you can interview on those topics?

Anyway, great job!

[manleywoman]

Okay, so a friend of mine who knew I was doing the figure skating podcasts thought I should try out for this:

http://www.publicradioquest.com/

I love public radio, and am told I have a good interviewer's voice. But I figured they aren't really looking for a skating show! So I tried to think of something else to do, and couldn't, so . . . I submitted a snippet of my last podcast interview with Rhea Schwartz (with her permission, naturally). Eh, why not! Maybe they'll like my voice enough to have me do another show.

So please vote for me, if you like it! I think there are two weeks left to vote, though the submission deadline is midnight tonight.

[manleywoman]

Oh, meant to add: I did interview #3 with Oleg Vasiliev yesterday, and hope to get it on the web this weekend. FYI.

[jazzpants]

Okay, I've registered but when I click on the "Vote for Me" they just give me a random one to vote on rather than my being able to specifically vote for yours... so how do I do that? (Specifically vote for your clip, I mean...) :??

[manleywoman]

do a search for "skating" or "manleywoman"

Thanks!

[vesperholly]

Oh, meant to add: I did interview #3 with Oleg Vasiliev yesterday, and hope to get it on the web this weekend. FYI.
Yay! I love your podcasts. :D

[jazzpants]

Yay! I love your podcasts. :D
Ditto here! (I voted...) ;)

[manleywoman]

Hi all. Episode #3 is up and running, an interview with Oleg Vasiliev (1984 Olympic Champ, 1988 Olympic Silver Medalist, and coach of 2006 Olympic Champs Totmianina & Marinin).

http://www.manleywoman.com

I also finally had the time to set up a MySpace page so that the teenage skating crowd will find them. So if you have a skating teenager, let them know!: http://www.myspace.com/manleywomanskatecast

So now these are on MySpace, iTunes, and linked just about everywhere skating-related. Took a while, but now I can finally just enjoy doing the interviews and not worry about all the setup! Whew!

Make sure to hit the "subscribe" button on iTunes or on the web page if you want them to download to your iTunes automatically.

Thanks, and enjoy listening!

[Isk8NYC]

I love the "Don't Skate to Carmen" signoff on your myspace page!
When I FIND my iPod, I'll subscribe for certain!
I enjoyed the first two podcasts, but can't listen to this one at work today.

How did you score such a high-profile interview?

[manleywoman]

IHow did you score such a high-profile interview?

He trains students here half the year, thus I've known him for a few years. I just asked him!

[vesperholly]

I also finally had the time to set up a MySpace page so that the teenage skating crowd will find them. So if you have a skating teenager, let them know!: http://www.myspace.com/manleywomanskatecast

Can non-teenage skaters friend you on MySpace too? ;)

[manleywoman]

Can non-teenage skaters friend you on MySpace too? ;)

Ha ha, of course! Gidj has already friended me! The more the merrier.

[manleywoman]

Hi all! Skate3cast #4 is up on my website for a listen, and should show up in the iTunes podcast directory sometime today (I uploaded it last night).

It's an interview with Cindy Watson Caprel, and she has great stories to tell about training with Janet Lynn, taking from Carlo Fassi, coaching Deanna Stellato, and being a technical specialist.

Enjoy!
http://www.manleywoman.com

[manleywoman]

Hey guys. My 5th podcast with Susie Wynne is up both on iTunes and my site.

http://www.manleywoman.com

She was an awesome interview! So nice, funny, just a doll. Let me know what you think, and I hope you all enjoy it!

[Isk8NYC]

I listened to this podcast last night through iTunes. Excellent job, I enjoyed the stories Cindy told you.

[manleywoman]

Episode #6 is up on iTunes and on my website http://www.manleywoman.com

Amy Hughes is the mother of Emily and Sarah, and she has a lot to say about juggling six children, finding a good coach for your kids, and even talks about Emily's new roomates at Harvard.

Hope you enjoy it!

[manleywoman]

Hey all! The latest installment of the manleywoman skatecast is up. It's an interview with Phillip Mills, an elite-level choreographer who has done programs for:

Michelle Kwan
Tara Lipinksi
Nicole Bobek
Sasha Cohen
Urbanski/Marval
Ina/Dungjen
Jill Trenary
Roca/Adair
. . . and gazillions more.

It's available on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com or on the iTunes Store (search for the manleywomans skatecast).

He's a great guy, and I hope you all give it a listen. :)

[Team Arthritis]

THanks! I finally bought an iToy and I;\'m turning into a pod person8O

[manleywoman]

This month's skating podcast is with Diana Ronayne, Ryan and Dan's coach (as well as Parker Pennington for a short time, and many many other high-level kids). Diana Ronayne coached them both and had some great stories to tell.

Plus, as the Director of Skating for Shattuck St. Marys . . . a boarding school in MN with an elite skating program . . . she has a lot to say about balancing academics with sports.

Also, it was pointed out to me by the webmaster at http://www.kurtfiles.com that the older epsiodes disappear from iTunes as I upload each new one using iWeb. ACK! I was planning on switching to a new and more podcast-friendly hosting service anyhow, so during Novemer I'll be making the switch. Then hopefully I can restore those former episodes onto iTunes again. Sorry! But they are still available on both my site at http://www.manleywoman.com and on http://www.podcastalley.com.

But the current one is now on my website at http://www.manleywoman.com, and on iTunes. Just search for the manleywoman skatecast.

Thanks everyone.

[singerskates]

Ever thought of using YouTube?

[manleywoman]

Ever thought of using YouTube?

It's not video. Audio only.

[Isk8NYC]

Plus, as the Director of Skating for Shattuck St. Marys . . . a boarding school in MN with an elite skating program . . . she has a lot to say about balancing academics with sports.I had one of my students apply to that school last year.

Diana was incredibly helpful at clarifying the skating requirements for the program. Very competent - I'm looking forward to the podcast!

[manleywoman]

Anyone for synchronized skating?

The latest podcast episode is available! The Crystallettes are a synchronized skating team out of Dearborn, Michigan, coached by Shannon Peterson.

It's my first interview about synchronized skating, and I learned a lot! Shannon is pretty busy keeping all those Crystallettes teams organized.

It's on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com and will be on iTunes when the feed is received any minute now.

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Skatecast #10 with David Santee is available now on both iTunes and my site at http://www.manleywoman.com.

David Santee had some terrific insight on his career, IJS, coaching, and has a great perspective on his career. I'm glad I could bring this to you all before Christmas.

Happy Holidays!

ETA: Doh! It's not up on iTunes yet, but should be asap.

[manleywoman]

Yay! It's finally up on iTunes! Naturally as soon as I got a chance to speak to a tech support guy, it magically appeared. I think iTunes was overloaded with the holidays and it just took a while to show up.

Go to the iTunes Store and put "manleywoman" or "figure skating" in the search window, and click on the manleywoman skatecast.

[manleywoman]

The latest manleywoman skatecast is up on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com, and should be on iTunes shortly.

My friend Kim and I had a portable recorder and got some great spontaneous interviews with people we found throughout the competition (including fans, Aaron Parchem, Tanith Belbin, John Baldwin Sr, Brooke Castille, and some others). So it gives a flavor of what it was like to be there.

There are also pictures up on the blog section of the http://www.manleywoman.com

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Episode #12 of the Manleywoman Skatecast is up on both iTunes and my site at www.manleywoman.com. It's an interview with Phillip Dulebohn, truly one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet in the sport. Give it a listen, make a comment, tell your friends, etc.

Woo-hoo! 12 episodes! I finally got to a year's worth of podcasts!

[manleywoman]

The latest podcast is up!

Jimmie Santee is currently the director of the Professional Skaters Association (PSA), and talks about PSA, his time as a principal skater with Disney On Ice, coaching, and a bunch more.

You can listen via iTunes (search for "manleywoman") or directly on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com

Have fun!

(Next month is Frank Carroll!)

[manleywoman]

This is a fun interview with Frank Carroll, coach of Michelle Kwan, Evan Lysacek, Linda Fratianne, etc etc etc.

And it's looooong: 1 hour, 1 minute, 35 seconds. He's a chatterbox, and lord knows I had lots of questions!

In case it needs repeating, the usual channels for listening are:

1) directly on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com
2) via iTunes. Search for "figure skating" or "manleywoman" and look for the manleywoman skatecast.

Enjoy!

[Isk8NYC]

I just checked this morning and missed the posting!

Thanks, manleywoman!

[DaisySkate♥]

Wow! I Didn't Know There Was A Podcast For Fiugre Skaters!

Thanks I Will Be Listening To It In The Future :D

[momsk8er]

Thanks Manleywoman, that was a great interview!

[FigureSk8Dad]

What a wonderful interview. I truly enjoyed it, thank you.

[manleywoman]

Working my way through the top-level California coaches . . .

This month's interview is with John Nicks, coach of Sasha Cohen, Babiloina/Gardner, Starbuck/Shelley, Naomi Nari Nam and many many more.

He has some pretty interesting stories, like skating in South Africa under the times of apartheid, being a judge on Fox's Skating with Celebrities, as well as the disappointment of Tai and Randy's withdraw from the 1980 Olympics.

Good stuff.

Listen on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com, or via iTunes. Just search for "figure skating" or "manleywoman" and you'll find the manleywoman skatecast. And write a review if you have a moment and like the show!

Thanks all.

[ElinorD]

I really enjoy your skatecasts... nice work!
:bow:

[manleywoman]

Doug Wilson is just finishing up his 50th year as a producer and director for ABC/ESPN, and was honored on TV this past March by Terry Gannon at the World Championships in Sweden. He's won Emmys for his work, and is in the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame for his dynamic coverage of skating.

For all those who have wondered about how skating is covered on TV, you'll find this fascinating to hear how it develops behind the lens. His coverage of the "Battle of the Brians" at the 1988 Calgary Olympics is particularly interesting.

I'll warn you . . it's a looooong intervew! About 1 hr 19 minutes! But lot's of great information in there.

Listen via http://www.manleywoman.com or look for the "manleywoman skatecast" on iTunes.

[manleywoman]

Since I'm giving birth soon, I'm releasing this early in the month rather than later . . .

Here's the latest manleywoman skatecast episode, an interview with Charlene Wong. She was an Olympian for Canada in the 1988 Olympics, has participated in almost every facet of the sport, and is now the coach of Mirai Nagasu.

And, the coach of one of our adult skaters here on skatingforums: daisies!

Should be up on iTunes shortly, and is on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com

[manleywoman]

This month's manleywoman skatecast is finally up.

It's an interview with Richard Dwyer, also known as Mr. Deboniar, who skated with Ice Follies for 30 years. He also had great tales to tell about skating with Sonia Henie, competing against Dick Button, and even with Charles Schultz of "Peanuts" fame.

Really a great guy. Have a listen. 8-)

It's on iTunes and on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com

[manleywoman]

The September podcast is up! Yes, I know it's October, but hey, I gave birth in September. Cut me some slack. ;)

Ron Ludington, also known as "Luddy," is a world-class coach, Olympic medalist, and innovator. There isn't any part of the sport he hasn't touched. He has great tales about Maribel Vinson, the Carruthers, and even when his skating rink actually exploded. Yup, true story.

It's on my site now at www.manleywoman.com, and on iTunes any minute now.

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Happy Halloween!

Kim and Brent are US ice dancers skating this weekend at Skate Canada. They have a terrific relationship, and it really comes out as they spoke with me. And their most embarrassing moments are :yikes: and :rofl: at the same time.

Have fun listening, and good luck to them at Skate Canada this weekend.

http://www.manleywoman.com, or subscribe to the "manleywoman skatecast" through the iTunes Store.

Have fun!

[manleywoman]

Hello skating fans!

The next episode of the manleywoman skatecast is up on my site at http://www.manleywoman.com and also at the iTunes Store.

Chris Howarth was in the 1980 Olympics, is now a coach, and also a commentator for British Eurosport. He has some great stories about coming up in the ranks behind John Curry and Robin Cousins, the state of British skating, and how he came into doing commentary.

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Episode 22 of the Manleywoman Skatecast is up. It's an interview with Jozef Sabovcik, 1984 Olympic bronze medalist, 6-time Czech champion, and 2-time European champion.

He talks about what it was like training in a socialist system, the quad, his Olympic experience, and of course, his hair.

On my site at http://www.manleywoman.com, or download from the iTunes Store.

Happy holidays!

[manleywoman]

Hi everyone! The January podcast is up (yes, yes, I know it's February, I'm late!)

It's coverage from US Nationals in Cleveland, with a roving microphone. We just see who we can find in the arena, and we got some good stuff.

It's available on the iTunes Store (should appear soon) and on my website at http://www.manleywoman.com.

Enjoy!

[Mel On Ice]

I've already told you facebook, but I'm lovin' the podcasts - keep up the good work!

[manleywoman]

The latest episode is up!

Lorin O'Neil is a skating coach and technical specialist in California, who back in the day was the only skater to be signed to all three ice shows: Ice Follies, Holiday on Ice, and Ice Capades. He has some good tales about Sonia Henie, Ronnie Robertson, and skating with movie stars.

www.manleywoman.com or at the iTunes Store (search for manleywoman skatecast)

Enjoy!

[phoenix]

bump ......................

[manleywoman]

Hi all. The latest manleywoman skatecast is up on my site at www.manleywoman.com and on the iTunes Store.

Alexander Fadeev talks about training in the Soviet system, his "controversial" costumes (including Judge Vanessa Riley's marks in regards to them as well!) and his approach to figures.

Good stuff! Enjoy listening. :)

[manleywoman]

Hi skating fans. The next episode of the manleywoman skatecast is up.

Michael Cook is the physical trainer at the Skating Club of Boston. He gives a unique perspective to the off-ice regimen for elite skaters.

www.manleywoman.com, and also at the iTunes Store.

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Here's one the US adults will love . . .

This months manleywoman skatecast is with Charlie Tickner, 4-time US Champion, World Champion, and 1980 Olympic Bronze Medalist. He talks about his relatively late start in competitive skating, coaching, and of course, the adult skating community, since he attends ANs most years with a bunch of students.

Check out the interview on my site at www.manleywoman.com, or from the iTunes Store.

Enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Hello all. Here's a nice looooong podcast interview (1.5 hours!) with Tai Babilonia to help you pass the hot summer days.

Tai Babilonia, along with her partner Randy Gardner, were two-time Olympians, 1979 World Champions and stars of Ice Capades. Their heartbreaking story about how they had to withdraw from the 1980 Olympics still touches fans to this day. Tai graciously spent a lot of time talking with me about how she started in skating, the current state of US pairs and her mentoring of McLaughlin/Brubaker, and her new journalistic adventures writing for International Figure Skating magazine. And that's just a snippet of what she talks about!

As always, my podcasts are available both on my website at www.manleywoman.com and on the iTunes Store and are free to download.

Next month: Slavka Kohout Button

I hope you enjoy!

[manleywoman]

f you're a Janet Lynn fan, you're going to LOVE this podcast!

Even if you're not, you'll love it anyway. ;-)

Slavka Kohout ran the skating program at the Wagon Wheel resort in Illinois for 17 years. She ruled the place with an iron (but loving!) fist, and created great memories and incredible legacies for all her skaters. Students included Janet Lynn, Gordie McKellan, Mary Scotvold, Didier Gailhuguet, Debbie Stoery, the Santees and many many many more.

Downloadable at my website at www.manleywoman.com or at the iTunes Store.

Enjoy! And let me know what you think.

[Mel On Ice]

Allison, I have two podcasts for this with different times. Is this a part 1/part 2?

[manleywoman]

Yes, and they are labeled as 1 and 2. For technical reasons, I had to split it up.

[manleywoman]

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Manleywoman-SkateCast/118493294854?ref=mf

Please join and become a fan! Thanks

[manleywoman]

Hi skating fans! The next installment of the Manleywoman SkateCast is available. It's a great interview with Debi Thomas, who I found to be one of the most candid and down to earth people I've met so far. And chatty as well . . . . the interview is loooooong at 1 hour 25 minutes! And that was after we talked about the current state of medicine for about an hour before I started recording.

Also, please note that I finally created a page on Facebook for the podcasts. So please go an become a fan there if you can (search for manleywoman skatecast).

As always, the interviews are on the www.manleywoman.com website or at the iTunes Store.

Thanks!

[doubletoe]

Manleywoman, I listened to this a few days ago and was so glad I did! Eveything Debi said about her mental state before and during competition sounded so familiar it was uncanny. It was so validating and reassuring to hear these things as I get ready for my first competition of the season! Thanks for another great podcast!

[manleywoman]

Episode #31 of the Manleywoman SkateCast is up. It's an interview with Dan Hollander, 2 time US Bronze medalist, 2-time World Team member and popular star of Champions on Ice.

Available for free on my site at www.manleywoman.com or at the iTunes Store.

And please become a fan of the Manleywoman SkateCast on Facebook!

Thanks

[Mel On Ice]

I've got big love for DH~!

[manleywoman]

Hi everyone. The latest installment of the Manleywoman SkateCast is up. It's an interview with Barlow Nelson, a former skater who trained under Maribel Vinson and became a Team Leader and international-level judge. He gives some interesting perspective on judging, the 2002 Olympic scandal, IJS vs 6.0, and even Tonya Harding.

As always, the podcasts are available for free on iTunes and at www.manleywoman.com.

And please join my fan page on Facebook! I'm starting to get some sponsorship interest (which I could really use), and the more fans the better!

Thanks

[manleywoman]

The latest episode of the Manleywoman SkateCast features Jennifer Kirk, 2000 World Junior Champion, US medalist and World Team member, and the writer of a much-discussed blog on True/Slant. She talks candidly about her struggles with her eating disorder, the fabulous costume she wore for her "Chicago" short program, and her new career as a skating journalist.

Available as always on my site at www.manleywoman.com and on iTunes.

Also, please become a fan of the SkateCast on Facebook! (http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Manleywoman-SkateCast/118493294854?ref=ts)

Thanks everyone.

[manleywoman]

Happy Holidays!

The last podcast for 2009 is an interview with Richard Dalley, 1984 Olympian (with partner Carol Fox) who has working heavily on the administrative side of skating as well as being an ISU judge and Technical Specialist. He is the 2010 US Team Leader for the Vancouver Olympics.

And his embarrassing moment cost him quite a bit of money!

As always: at my website at www.manleywoman.com and the iTunes Store.

Have a great holiday everyone!

[manleywoman]

Hello all. The latest episode of the Manleywoman SkateCast is up. It's an interview with Ryan Jahnke. What a great guy! I had a blast talking with him, and I hope his new website (www.myskatingmall.com) is a huge success.

Listen at www.manleywoman.com or at the iTunes Store.

Thanks everyone, and enjoy!

[manleywoman]

Hi all. Just in time for the last day of February, here is episode #36. Tom Dickson is a world-class choreographer who has worked with YuNa Kim, Ryan Jahnke, Matt Savoie, Yukina Ota, Lu Chen, and many many others. He had an interesting career competing against Scott Hamilton and Brian Boitano back in the day, and also spent many years in Ice Capades and with Torvil & Dean.

As always: free at the iTunes Store and at www.manleywoman.com

And please become a fan on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Manleywoman-SkateCast/118493294854?ref=ts) if you haven't already!

Thanks, and enjoy the closing ceremonies tonight.

[manleywoman]

Episode #37 of the manleywoman skatecast is up!

Rory Flack is best known for her professional career as a skater with numerous ice shows . . . from Ice Capades, to Halloween on Ice, to even creating and choreographing Ebony on Ice, the first ice show with an all african-american cast. And did you know that she was the first skater to ever appear on Saturday Night Live?

Listen to hear more fun facts about Rory Flack. At iTunes or at www.manleywoman.com

Next month: Richard Zamboni!

[manleywoman]

Barbara Wagner and Bob Paul were the 1960 Olympic Pairs Champion and multiple Canadian and World Champions. They dominated pairs skating during their tenure, so much so that during their entire career they always got straight first places with the exception on ONE second place mark. :eek:

He has some really interesting things to say about working with Peggy Fleming, Yuna Kim's feet, and what it was like doing choreography for the Donny and Marie Show. :lol:

An awesome interview . . . one of my favorites!

Free on iTunes and at www.manleywoman.com

Thanks!

[GoSveta]

Too bad it's only available in QuickTime format.

I rather do toe jumps on my face than install that catastrophe on my Windows Machine.

[manleywoman]

Then listen through iTunes.

[manleywoman]

Episode #39 of the Manleywoman SkateCast is up!

Does the name Allison Scott not ring a bell? She just happens to be the very cool mother of two-time US Nationals Champion Jeremy Abbott. She shared with me what it's like raising an elite skater (while also raising two other talented children) and also how she and her crew manage to keep Jeremy's fans updated through social media, among many other topics.

Listen at either the iTunes Store or at www.manleywoman.com

Have a great weekend!

[GoSveta]

Any plans to release them in a format other than QuickTime, or putting them on YouTube. I've had too many horrors with iTunes. I can't bring myself to install it :<

[manleywoman]

I'm sorry to hear that. For right now they are only in those two formats, but I am hoping to redo my website later this year and be able to offer them in multiple formats.

[manleywoman]

Hey everyone. Episode #40 of the Manleywoman SkateCast is now up. It's an interview with hot sports agent Tara Modlin. She's incredibly passionate about being an agent and working with her clients. She gives some insight to her exciting world.

(Honestly, with my organizational skills, passion for skating, and ability to go on little sleep, I should call her for a job! :lol: She does make it sound like the dream job.)

As always, free at the iTunes Store and at www.manleywoman.com

Next month: the 70th reunion of Ice Capades!