Posted on March 28, 2006
Filed Under Guests, Ideas, Video Podcasts

Special guest today! My friends Stacey and Kaile came along and loaned us their camera too. We are lucky to have them as such good friends. Read on to see what kind of help I am seeking.

Watch this video.
(4:34 minutes; 27.1 MB; Quicktime, it's required and it's free. Be sure you have the newest version if you are having trouble viewing the movie.)

Lexi and I would love to hear from you (or your dog), so call the Conch line! (via skype:roxannedarling or call 1-949-544-1456.) We might even add your audio comment to the show.

About Today's Show

My secret cameraman (and editor) is going to the mainland for the month of April. He'll be in Santa Fe, London, and Dublin; if anyone wants to meet him, I think I can talk him into breaking cover! It's going to be a wild time in his absence as I attempt to continue our daily beach walk. Please continue sending me your love and support; it will help!

I am looking for guest camera people who would like to be part of Beach Walks. I have a few fun things planned that I can do on my own, and pending the weather, a few other adventures that might be near the beach but not on it. If you are interested, please be in touch! I can meet you anywhere on OÊ»ahu.

And speaking of help, Lexi and I would appreciate it if any of you want to leave a review of our show on iTunes or Podcast Alley#.

Video Podcast Tip: It turns out that most people must not use a microphone input on their prosumer cameras. We spent quite a bit of time (and a blooper run to Costco) chasing after cameras without a mic in. As mentioned in Beach Walk #9 our wireless mic is a necessity when shooting along the windward shores of HawaiÊ»i. But this is isn't the first time we discover we're in the minority on something.

Music is Kaimoku: The Ukulele Experiment

Hawaiian words
Kokua: help
Malama pono: take care

Tags: help, vlog, video,video podcast,walk, beach, roxanne darling, lexi, kaimoku

Comments

2 Responses to “Beach Walk #36 – Help!”

In The Transition on April 3rd, 2006 11:35 pm

Those Darn Chins...

Who decided that more than one chin is a bad thing?

For one, my ex-hubby thought that my one extra chin, the famous double-chin, was horrid and caused him to lose interest in me. This was when I was barely 40, underweight, and in killer shape. Our ...

Katie on April 4th, 2006 9:11 am

This was such fun...I felt as if I was right there with my beautiful granddaughter Kaile! This is the first time I have been able to really see her teeth.