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Another blog victim convert. I'm sitting here with Saira Khan, who has just posted her first blog post ever, for a program on Radio Five Live which will air on the Julian Warricker show on October 2 at 11am.
I do so love getting people into blogging.
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You're like a dealing peddling the blog drug.
Hi Suw
The blogging part of the show is from 10.30 to 11.00am. would hate people to miss my first attempt at radio!
Geoff
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