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Eureka on the Roundtable Today Tomorrow

By drorzel on January 5, 2015.

"Hey," you say, "It's been, like, a week and a half since you did a post flogging Eureka: Discovering Your Inner Scientist. What gives?" Well, I've been kind of busy, and also the media world sort of goes into suspended animation over the stretch between Christmas and New Year's.

However, there's publicity stuff in the works. Specifically, the interview I recorded with Joe Donahue for The Roundtable on WAMC will probably air today. I'm not sure exactly when-- the show runs from 9am to noon, but I would bet on some time between 10:20 and 11:45, because I'm teaching a class then.

Anyway, it's a good program, and Joe's very nice, so you should just plan on listening to the entire show, OK? Great, thanks.

EDIT: Via Twitter, I am told that this is actually scheduled for TOMORROW, Jan 6, at 11:30-ish.

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