George Carr's guest appearances

George Carr

Miette's Bedtime Story Podcast

The Archaeology Podcast Network Feed

A Life In Ruins

Stefan Milo

Jesse Tune

Jamie L. H. Goodall

ANGELA PERRI

Kevin Gover

Lana Ruck

Anna Goldfield

Morgan Kinney

Kelly Brown

Gillian Wong

William Taylor

Taliah Farnsworth

Taylor Moore

Damian Kirkwood

Gino Caspari

OwlTail

This announcement pertains to the death of George Carr Frison.

This announcement pertains to the death of George Carr Frison.

Dr. George Carr Frison (1924-2020)

The voice you are about to hear is not my own, though today’s guest narrator insists his distinctive lilt can be attributed to “equal parts whisky, speed, and diction practice.”  Which means that it’s probably closer to my voice than we’d think at first listen.   And so, I would appreciate no murmured speculation on rhinoplastic nasal blockage or testosterone injections on my part.  For the next month or two, I’ll be hosting some featured narratorial guests, as I take care of some necessary business of a personal variety, which may or may not involve the sexual reassignment of my nose.  Go ahead, speculate away. My first guest, George Carr, is (on my authority) among the world’s most dedicated and assiduous close readers of David Foster Wallace, so it was with a blushing schoolgirl’s delight that my inbox received his reading of Everything is Green.  It’s a story on the shorter side, when measured in minutes, but don’t let that stop you: every second is greater than itself.  And if you’re as in thrall by George’s voice as I am, put your eyes back here next week for more.  Enjoy. I’m featuring guest readers for the next month or two.  Stop writing to me with snoopy questions about my health!  My health is just fine!  Or at least, it is, and will continue to be if you don’t send me into a paranoiac hell of hypochondriasis.  Nor am I in prison.  Yet.  I do have a talented stable of guests lined up, and if you’d like to have a stab at a reading, email me.

The voice you are about to hear is not my own, though today’s guest narrator insists his distinctive lilt can be attributed to “equal parts whisky, speed, and diction practice.” Which means that it’s probably closer to my voice than we’d think at first listen. And so, I would appreciate no murmured speculation on rhinoplastic nasal blockage or testosterone injections on my part. For the next month or two, I’ll be hosting some featured narratorial guests, as I take care of some necessary business of a personal variety, which may or may not involve the sexual reassignment of my nose. Go ahead, speculate away. My first guest, George Carr, is (on my authority) among the world’s most dedicated and assiduous close readers of David Foster Wallace, so it was with a blushing schoolgirl’s delight that my inbox received his reading of Everything is Green. It’s a story on the shorter side, when measured in minutes, but don’t let that stop you: every second is greater than itself. And if you’re as in thrall by George’s voice as I am, put your eyes back here next week for more. Enjoy. I’m featuring guest readers for the next month or two. Stop writing to me with snoopy questions about my health! My health is just fine! Or at least, it is, and will continue to be if you don’t send me into a paranoiac hell of hypochondriasis. Nor am I in prison. Yet. I do have a talented stable of guests lined up, and if you’d like to have a stab at a reading, <a href="mailto:miette@miettecast.com">email me</a>.

Everything is Green (Guest narrator: George Carr)