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"I can always have a place for the naughty side of me in my life."
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If you have a place in your life for "public radio", call now.
"Naughty Mommy" author Heidi Raykeil talks with KUOW's 'The Beat'.
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If you have a place in your life for "public radio", call now. "Naughty Mommy" author Heidi Raykeil talks with KUOW's 'The Beat'.
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Posted on May 05, 2006 at 04:49 PM | Permalink
Review of Naughty Mommy
Local show features unusual authors -- including this woman who wrote about being a "naughty mommy." She talks about her book, sex, being naughty, and so on. Author mentions having a place in her life for all of this and announcer wraps up by saying, "and if you have a place in your life for public radio..."
The two don't really seem connected --there is a disconnect for the listener here. Maybe more focus on how listener supports keeps this kind of radio going...