We were at the Festival!
For one month only Fresh Air – Edinburgh’s alternative online radio station – got the chance to do some mega-extensive media coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2007. Don’t know what that is? Check out the official web site. With around 17,000 performers producing around 2,000 shows in every performance space imaginable in Edinburgh throughout August, the Fringe is a unique and exciting experience.
Click the buttons below to start downloading and reading all you need to know and hear about this year’s Festival Fringe.
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Dean Haglund and Mark Bennett chat at length to Nick and Kiran about alien activity in the Lothians, MOD UFO files, conspiracies, ufologists, the disclosure project, UFO conventions, the removal of an alien implant, repression of alchemists, area 51, aeriobiology, jellyfish in the atmosphere, the idea of the human species being an alien hybrid, the energy crisis, anti-gravity aircraft, a submarine headed to the far moon of Saturn, life on Mars, phase-changing, dimension-jumping, the Jedi religion and much much more.
Rob Deering has a large face and he knows how to use it.
Come on a surreal trip with the Lost Thing to find out where it belongs!
Its Dickens ahoy in an abridged fashion. The books, the music, the man… all in 1 hour!
Tom won't say anything. Except when being interviewed on a radio show thankfully!
The New York comic speaks to Cami about his TV appearances and the beauty of the Free Fringe that he is a part of.
Callum, Steve, Euan and Colin from Ten Storeys High speak to Tallah about their forthcoming album and how its production is being funded by friends and fans. They perform their latest single, 'Good Things' and love-song 'The Cotton Wool Ball Song' live in the studio. They are lovely chaps.
The stunning Camille graces the studio to talk about her five star rated show, life with the Spiegel family as well as why women should not shy away from singing Nick Cave and Tom Waits.