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I mean, what’s the point of embarrassing moments if you can’t share your humiliation with the world?
Thankfully, the time I inadvertently modeled my lingerie for a road crew wasn’t captured on YouTube, so you’ll have to settle for this retelling.
Clink here for the fully-clothed totally respectable view from my Front Porch.
The latest Front Porch television segment features a sordid tale involving pig-kissing and macramé.
Watch the episode here and be sure to tune into Spokane Talks on Fox 28 Spokane, Sunday nights at 6 PM.
Next Sunday I’ll talk about how I learned to wear a bathrobe when retrieving the newspaper from my Front Porch.
Let’s just say the view from my porch can be quite revealing.
Recently I had to take my 87 year-old mother to the oral surgeon.
The tooth extraction went fine. The paperwork, not so much.
Here’s the latest episode of my Front Porch.
The great folk at Spokane Talks have made the Front Porch segments their own YouTube spots. Plus they’ll be posting a direct Front Porch link on their website.
So, if you happen to fail to tune in to Fox 28 on Sunday nights at 6 PM, now you’ll have a handy link and never have to miss the view from my Front Porch.
Here’s last Sunday’s episode about my rock-n-roll journey and how I found out what the “rock-n-roll sign” actually meant. And why you should never try to connect the dots on a Ritz cracker.
Now, that’s a great question.
When the folks at Spokane Talks invited me to try my hand at television commentary. I thought about how I’d fit this in with my weekly newspaper deadlines, monthly deadlines for a marketing client, finishing up my second book (Tiaras & Testosterone), and keeping up with my husband, sons and two cats.
Two episodes in and I’m still thinking about it. Obviously, I’m thinking on air:)
This week I tallied the results of my childhood wish list. If you want to hear about ’70’s fashion, bikes with banana seats, and the Second Coming click here. The Front Porch starts at the 22 minute mark.
Next week I’ll tackle the devil’s music!
Tune into Spokane Talks, Sunday nights at 6 on KAYU Fox 28.
August 12 marked my network television debut on Spokane Talks on KAYU Fox 28.
Let me tell you, nothing prepares you for seeing your face on a big screen TV! It’s enough to make one want to stick to the blessed anonymity of keyboards and newspaper columns.
Honestly, taping my Front Porch segments aren’t as painful as they appear on TV.
If you missed the program you can watch it here. The Front Porch segment starts around the 21:45 mark.
Then maybe you can interpret what was happening here:
It’s all fun and games ’til that camera starts rolling!
Tune into Spokane Talks, Sundays at 6 PM on KAYU FOX 28.
I’m really excited about my latest adventure!
Beginning August 12, I’ll be part of the program Spokane Talks on Fox 28 Spokane.
Every Sunday at 6 PM, the half hour show offers news, views and conversation.
My three-minute Front Porch segments will end each program. Kind of like Andy Rooney on 60-minutes, but with well-groomed eyebrows and no, “Didya ever wonder…”
I hope you’ll tune in to find out what the view from my Front Porch is like.
It’s usually rather sunny!
Cindy Hval 