Coronation Street Podcast

I have now cast my latest Corrie pod at The Soap Show website. You can listen to me in all my glory right here. But only if you'd like to.

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Anonymous said…
I love it FlamingNora. I just wish so much I could watch the actual show!
11:32 AM
KAZ said…
I can detect the Geordie twang.
When are you going on telly?
1:43 PM
Old Cheeser said…
And what do you think about the passing away of Vera? Rather sad actually.

See my blog for a picture of her in her former glory days....
11:08 PM
Glenda Young said…
MissBehaving: try www.tvcatchup.com

Kaz: It's not a Geordie twang (wash your mouth out with soap). It's a fine Mackem accent.

Old Cheeser: I'm popping to you now for a look at your picture.
4:01 PM
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