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Thread: Ship of Fools media sightings (general)
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Ancient Mariner
Sip the ship
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See Newser too (which is news to me)
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Ancient Mariner
Sip the ship
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For those in Northern Ireland (or listening on the web) I will be on Sunday Sequence, BBC Radio Ulster this Sunday (21 Dec) talking car crash carols at approx 8.45am. [ 19. December 2008, 15:14: Message edited by: Ancient Mariner ]
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Ancient Mariner
Sip the ship
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Link to the BBC Radio Ulster interview here - titled 'a festive car crash'.
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Peter Owen
Shipmate
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Ancient Mariner was also interviewed about car crash carols on Radio Merseyside this morning.
Daybreak
The interview starts at 2 hours 24 minutes 30 seconds.
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Ancient Mariner
Sip the ship
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Car crash goes BBC tomorrow. Look out for interviews on the following stations:
6.50am - BBC Radio 5 Live (Ancient Mariner) 7.20am - BBC Radio Wales (Simon) 7.25am - BBC Radio Northants (Ancient Mariner) 8.25am - BBC Radio Newcastle (Ancient Mariner)
We also expect a feature on BBC Radio 4's Today programme - not sure what time.
-------------------- Ship of Fools' first novel, Rattles & Rosettes, is the tale of two football (soccer) fans: 16-year-old Tom in 1914 and Dan in 2010. More at www.rattlesandrosettes.com
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daisymay
St Elmo's Fire
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hmmm, I always get wakened early am and turn on Five Live! So I may hear this interview! All the best, both of you!
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Sarkycow
La belle Dame sans merci
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quote: Originally posted by SusanDoris: I expect all UK members have just been listening to 'Today' on BBC Radio 4! Around 07:45 there was quite a long item about carol words, mentioning SoF quite a lot, complete with interview ... but I didn't catch the name of the SoF member who spoke.
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Rev per Minute
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by Sarkycow: quote: Originally posted by SusanDoris: I expect all UK members have just been listening to 'Today' on BBC Radio 4! Around 07:45 there was quite a long item about carol words, mentioning SoF quite a lot, complete with interview ... but I didn't catch the name of the SoF member who spoke.
That was Steve - Ancient Mariner. Good piece too.
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Moth
Shipmate
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Nice work on the Today programme!
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Rev per Minute
Shipmate
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BBC Five Live here - fast forward to 53.30 to hear AM. Lots of mention of the Ship.
'Sounds like a bit of a fuss about nothing' says Mark Pougatch.
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Agent Smith
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by Agent Smith: Just mentioned on Classic FM
Sorry, should clarify that one, (was a bit surprised hearing about the ship in "normal" life. - Briefly talking about the car crash carols.
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Roseofsharon
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by Agent Smith: quote: Originally posted by Agent Smith: Just mentioned on Classic FM
Sorry, should clarify that one, (was a bit surprised hearing about the ship in "normal" life. - Briefly talking about the car crash carols.
I got quite excited hearing The Ship being talked about on "Today" - it was almost like hearing my own name being mentioned. If Mr RoS hadn't still been abed I would have nudged him and said "I belong to that"
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Lyda*Rose
Ship's broken porthole
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quote: Originally posted by Rev per Minute: BBC Five Live here - fast forward to 53.30 to hear AM. Lots of mention of the Ship.
'Sounds like a bit of a fuss about nothing' says Mark Pougatch.
Actually, Mark immediately slipped in that it was the ones who had changed the words, the PC brigade, that had made a fuss over nothing. I'm not sure that Steve caught that distinction either.
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duchess
Ship's Blue Blooded Lady
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I downloaded real player on rejected ol' used laptop to hear it. I agree with Steve about not changing the carols...tis disgrace.
Thanks for the heads up to go to 53:30 or so. I started listening to lorrys being attacked by thieves after power was restored to parts of Lancaster or wherever and starting to doze off...but then saw I could fast forward and hear the beloved Steve. Thanks appreciate it. [ 25. December 2008, 04:48: Message edited by: duchess ]
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Rev per Minute
Shipmate
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ITV News has the story - and it was apparently on ITV Wales Teletext as well.
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Wesley J
Silly Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by Sarkycow: quote: Originally posted by SusanDoris: I expect all UK members have just been listening to 'Today' on BBC Radio 4! Around 07:45 there was quite a long item about carol words, mentioning SoF quite a lot, complete with interview ... but I didn't catch the name of the SoF member who spoke.
Radio 4 Today Programme link, of 24/12/2008, with Listen Again here, starting at 7.45am, as stated above. In good ole Today style: brief and dry, but good. [ 30. December 2008, 10:03: Message edited by: Wesley J ]
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Mockingbird
Mimus polyglottos navis
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A recent Wall Street Journal article about mystery worship NOWHERE mentioned the Ship.
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Celtic Knotweed
Shipmate
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The Ringing World (weekly journal, only headlines from the current week's stories on the website usually) dated 2/1/09 mentions the Ship in its 'From the e-lists' column. Someone on the Truro DG list liked the comments on their ringing in this Mystery Worshipper report.
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Ancient Mariner
Sip the ship
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Good report of Mystery Worshipper in Canada's Christian Week - though (I should point out for accuracy) I have never been an official mystery shopper, only worked with market research organisations that employ them.
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Wesley J
Silly Shipmate
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Brief mention of 'the other place' (St Pixels) right now on BBC Radio 4, in the 'god.com' programme.
Not sure it the Ship is being mentioned too, as it ain't finished yet. An interesting report in any case, I find.
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frin
Drinking coffee for Jesus
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I just heard that programme too, it was really interesting. I'm really glad that Ship of Fools was there at the start of people trying to make sense of their faith on the internet, and of our experiments in online embodied worship back in the church of fools.
'frin
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Lothlorien
Ship's Grandma
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quote: Wright writes wonderfully, accessibly and as smooth as fine chocolate
So says the endorsement quoting the Ship's site on the backcover of NT Wright's latest book on Romans, Paul for Everyone, Part I. [ 11. February 2009, 22:06: Message edited by: Lothlorien ]
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St. Gwladys
Shipmate
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I know it's a little late to contribute, but the 12 days of Kitchmas was mentioned in The Western Mail, which is the "National Newspaper of Wales". There's swank then!
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Lyda*Rose
Ship's broken porthole
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Hey, RuthW found this article and posted it on the What's wrong with the British? thread. See the citation of the Ship's Mystery Worshiper near the bottom of the article.
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frin
Drinking coffee for Jesus
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There was a review of Mystery Worshipper reviews in the Observer last Sunday. A colleague had kept a copy to show me, it was page 3 of the Review section. A very nice piece.
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Ferijen
Shipmate
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Spotted an Ancient Mariner on BBC1's the One Show. National TV indeed!
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Chorister
Completely Frocked
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quote: Originally posted by frin: There was a review of Mystery Worshipper reviews in the Observer last Sunday. A colleague had kept a copy to show me, it was page 3 of the Review section. A very nice piece.
It's also online here.
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Pigwidgeon
Ship's Owl
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Not quite the mass media, but there's an e-mail discussion for Bishops and Deputies to the Episcopal Church's General Convention. Only Deputies, Bishops, and members of Executive Council or the Church Center staff can post, but anyone who signs up can receive and read the (numerous) posts every day. Most of them belong in Dead Horse territory.
A couple of days ago someone posted a link to this eight-year-old SofF storyand now there have been all sorts of silly replies and suggestions. (I can't re-post them due to the rules, but really, you're not missing much.)
Then I discovered that the Rector of a church in Phoenix apparently subscribes to the General Convention list, because he has now posted the story on Facebook as if it's a new story -- in fact, he refers to it as a "recent story."
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Campbellite
Ut unum sint
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Ya know? For some people, only 8 years IS recent.
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Lyda*Rose
Ship's broken porthole
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It's not exactly a media sighting, but Tree Bee found mention of the Ship in a book she's been reading, Adventures on the High Teas by Stuart Maconie. It even mentions Hell!
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Ender's Shadow
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by Campbellite: Ya know? For some people, only 8 years IS recent.
We must tell our Orthodox friends, who after all think in terms of centuries; they might have more hope for the Episcopal church if they see such a 'healthy' definition of recent...
Nope - probably not
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Jonathan Strange
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A red herring, but worth a look: Mariah Mundi and the Ship of Fools
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Amanda B. Reckondwythe
Dressed for Church
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Change the names and the blurb could read like a certain recent Hell thread!
Love the illustrations!
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The Great Gumby
Ship's Brain Surgeon
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The Guardian's Comment is Free site is discussing the future of Thought for the Day. Halfway down the first page, there's a comment from "eleutheria" stating that atheists can discuss theology just as well as theists, including this incisive comment: quote: I'm an atheist, and I take an "intelligent general interest" in religion and in theology. I read theological discussions on Ship of Fools for pleasure, I read Donne, Herbert, Vaughan, Traherne, Crashaw. None of these diversions winds me up - except where Ship of Fools discussions turn into a pissing contest between self-declared holders of orthodoxy and those they deem heretics.
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balaam
Making an ass of myself
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Quite a lot about the ship spin off, St Pixels, but he Ship was briefly mentioned in BBC Radio 4's Beyond Belief programme today.
A podcast should be available from the beeb soon.
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Lord Pontivillian
Shipmate
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Cardiff born editor of Ship-of-Fools Simon Jenkins was quoted in the Western Mail regarding the +Nichols comments.
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Lord Pontivillian
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by booktonmacarthur: Cardiff born editor of Ship-of-Fools Simon Jenkins was quoted in the Western Mail regarding the +Nichols comments.
I hate to double post, but the internet failed and I ran out of edit-time...
I loved the "Cardiff born" bit, only in the Western Mail!
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Viola
Administrator
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quote: Originally posted by Balaam: Quite a lot about the ship spin off, St Pixels, but he Ship was briefly mentioned in BBC Radio 4's Beyond Belief programme today.
A podcast should be available from the beeb soon.
Here in fact. Just listening now. Good stuff Ancient Mariner!
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Chorister
Completely Frocked
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There is a full-page feature in the Church Times this week (page 19, subscriber only at the mo.) called 'Click your way to church'. It is mainly about i-church, with mentions for Church of Fools, St. Pixels, Anglican Cathedral in Second Life and others. 'Ship of Fools' is shown clearly as a link from the i-church site, so anyone visiting as a result of the article could potentially find their way here.
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Curiosity killed ...
Ship's Mug
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Chapter and Worse featured on BBC Radio 4's Sunday this morning. Steve Toms was interviewed from Greenbelt and someone else in the studio got to pontificate on how the Bible should have been read. 'Twould have made more sense had they read the Ship's discussions beforehand, because they obviously hadn't.
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