Lucy su NPR Radio Station oggi

Oggi Lucy sarà ospite alla Radio NPR, nella trasmissione: "Not My Job", sarà li per promuovere Spartacus:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/waitwait/2010/01/lucy_lawless_plays_not_my_job.html
http://www.creationent.com/outback/fanclubs/index.html

La news è anche su Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/spartacus.starz/posts/242712402566

A quanto pare la trasmissione "Wait.Wait.This is Not my Job" è un gioco radiofonico in cui l'ospite(o gli ospiti) giocano rispondendo a delle domande che non riguardano il loro lavoro:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wait_Wait..._Don%27t_Tell_Me

Lucy due giorni fa ha partecipato a NPR Radio Station, nella trasmissione Wait Wait Don't tell me, giocando a "It's not my job"
Non appena sarà disponibile potrete ascoltarlo qui:
http://www.npr.org/templates/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=35#

Da Twitter:
I'll be listening tomorrow! RT @waitwait: Still kind of woozy from sexual badinage with Lucy Lawless during the taping last night. /PDS
http://twitter.com/shazb11/statuses/7532241916



Lucy Lawless is kind of like King Midas, but for nerds: pretty much every sci-fi or fantasy thing she touches turns to gold. Xena: Warrior Princess and Battlestar Galactica are true classics — the kinds of programs nerds will tell their children about ... if they ever manage to reproduce.
Lawless is starring in the new Starz program Spartacus: Blood and Sand, which guarantees that pasty people will be dressing up as its characters at conventions for decades to come.

We're asking Lucy to play a game called "We didn't have the chance to say thanks." Three questions great American innovators who died recently.

Audio for this story from Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! will be available at approx. 2:00 p.m. ET(Orario americano)

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122385057

scusate l'ignoranza ma cosa significa:

Audio for this story from Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! will be available at approx. 2:00 p.m. ET(Orario americano)

Non lo posso scaricare?

Vuol dire che prima di quell'orario li il podcast non è disponibile. Conta che tra qui e l'america ci sono dalle 6 alle 9 ore di differenza(dipende dalla zona). Loro sono indietro rispetto a noi. Quindi probabilmente sarà disponibile da stasera in poi

ah capito. grazie mille

Il podcast in MP3 della trasmissione radio con Lucy ospite, è finalmente disponibile.
Potete ascoltarlo e scaricarlo qui:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122385057

grazie

http://lucylawlessitalianfansite.webs.com/news.htm

Potete scaricarla qui:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=122385057

Lucy prima del gioco viene intervistata riguardo Xena, il subtext tra Xena e Gabrielle, e Spartacus. Durante l'intervista Lucy dice che sabato sera sarebbe uscita con Renee per andare a vedere Bitch Slap al cinema.
In seguito Lucy risponde a tre domande(purtroppo non ha azzeccato le risposte giuste). L'intervista finisce con la sigla di Xena.

Potete anche ascoltare l'intero show(quello sopra riguarda solo Lucy) qui:
http://www.npr.org/templates/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=35

Actress Lucy Lawless Plays Not My Job

Lucy Lawless is kind of like King Midas, but for nerds: pretty much every sci-fi or fantasy thing she touches turns to gold. Xena: Warrior Princess and Battlestar Galactica are true classics — the kinds of programs nerds will tell their children about ... if they ever manage to reproduce.

Lawless is starring in the new Starz program Spartacus: Blood and Sand, which guarantees that pasty people will be dressing up as its characters at conventions for decades to come.

We're asking Lucy to play a game called "We didn't have the chance to say thanks." Three questions about great American innovators who died recently.

Fonte:

http://www.wbur.org/npr/122385057

Dietro le quinte di Wait Wait Don't Tell Me

Questo viene dal blog di Wait Wait Don't tell me: It's not my job radio show.
Parla di come si svolge il programma, e di come ha fatto le sue ricerche su Lucy quando è stata ospite dello show sabato scorso:

Citazioni riguardanti Lucy:
After the meeting, Peter sat down and talked to me about the Not My Job celebrity player. Each week, we have a celebrity call in and play “Not My Job” for a listener to win Carl’s voice on their answering machine. This week: Lucy Lawless, aka Xena: Warrior Princess. I help out by researching the guest and then during the read-through on Thursday, I present the information I have found. After talking about how to go about this, I went back to listening to voicemails until about 5:15ish.
Wednesday: More voicemails! No, really. I was going through about a month’s worth of voicemails. I can’t even begin to imagine the number of voicemails that I went through and wrote down. I have a big yellow legal pad full of voicemails. I also found that my phone has this weird quirk: it hangs up after about a half hour or so of checking the voicemails: “Next message…from 9-1-7*click*” and I glance up to see that my phone has gone back to showing the time, not the number I had dialed. Thanks, Phone. I’m sure we’ll be friends anyways. I finally finished the Great Voice Mail Purge of 2010 and sent the results on their merry way. I started doing a bit of research on Lucy Lawless before it was time to go home. It felt like such a short day, in comparison to Tuesday. The Wednesday meeting went much the same as the Tuesday one.
Thursday: First show! For those that don’t know, the show is taped in front of a live audience on Thursday nights at the Chase Auditorium in the Loop in Chicago. I got to the WWDTM office at noon on Thursday and it was a mad scramble for me to finish the Lucy Lawless research. She trained in opera in college, but then decided to travel Europe and Australia with her boyfriend and wound up gold mining in Australia around the age of 18 or 19. The more you know! I also finally got my own login for my computer set up…and! My own NPR email address. I feel fancy!
Carl Kasell came by around 2:30 for the final read-through before the show. Carl Kasell! He is super nice. And awesome. More on that later. The read-through was done with everyone present (Doug by phone, as he is in Boston) and taken one segment at a time to iron out the wrinkles and rearrange stories and topics and the funny in the show. It’s a pretty intense process. I got to bring up my Lucy research for possibly interview questions/topics for Peter to ask. I think it was here that I started to come out of my shell just a bit (yes, I do have a shell. I tend to reside in it while I get used to the environment…good lord…am I a hermit crab!?). I think it was the most I’d said all week. Seems strange, for as wordy and verbose as I can get. But again, I have introverted tendencies, especially when it comes to new situations. After the read-through, we had a bit of downtime before we went over to the Chase Bank tower. I spent a lot of it reading new stories.
Fonte: http://cfieds.wordpress.com/2010/01/12/wwdtm-week-1/