ED BLACKBURN at TEXANA REVIEW, a podcasting blog of note, cornered me a couple of times over the last year regarding "Just what are you doing?" Ed's from the "Blackburns of Houston," a family known for their Texas publications (his dad, Ed, Sr., recently went to jail, err, actually went to many jails across Texas to collect information on his book about jails of Texas), and his mother Sadie, well, Sadie, keeps most of us in line.
Anyway, Ed found me with his an inquiring mind and a tape recorder in hand, first at the Buffalo Grill and then at St. Paul's UMC. He said he reduced our two hours to 20 minutes, a testament to his editorial dedication and skills. If what I say makes sense, it's because of Ed's editing. Listen to Ed and me at:
"Will Howard: becoming a less well-kept secret on Texana"
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Hi,
I was intrigued by Ed Blackburn's podcast featuring you. Your observations on being a Texan are so true. No matter where I've traveled in the world, I've learned that everyone has heard about Texas and expects certain things from us Texans. There's just something about a Texan; perhaps that's why I have been married to three of them!
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