A DOZEN QUESTIONS
(8 OF 12)
The Pivot
Questionnaire comprises 10 questions. I have seen it used on the television
show Inside The Actor's Studio, presented by James Lipton. Apparently
Proust was the original inspiration. The modern questions
originated on a French TV show called Bouillon de Culture, hosted by Bernard
Pivot. I have expanded the questions to 12.
(For the time
being, this idea is restricted to Northern Ireland's creative artists
in any field, literature, music, broadcasting, etc. If you are one and are
interested in taking part as well as promoting your work, please get in touch
via joecushnan@aol.com)
This post’s special guest is broadcaster Lynette Fay.
Lynette is from County Tyrone, a graduate of the National University of
Ireland, Galway, and sits on the Governing Authority of Dublin City University.
The natural warmth and personality of her voice can be heard on BBC Radio
Ulster where she presents Folk Club on Sundays and The Lynette Fay Show on
Saturday nights. She co-presents the TV show Opry with Daniel O’Donnell on TG4.
Links to some of Lynette’s work:
LYNETTE FAY’S DOZEN
ANSWERS
What is your favourite
word? In Irish - siosmaideach (level-headed) In English - delicious
What is your least
favourite word? Actually
What turns you on
creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Passion
What turns you off?
Negativity
What is your favourite
song? I Can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash
What is your favourite
film? The Butcher Boy
What is your favourite
curse word? Balls
What sound or noise do
you love? Laughter
What sound or noise do
you hate? Noisy eaters
What profession other
than your own would you like to attempt? Psychologist.
What profession would
you not like to do? Teacher ( It's a calling and a gift that I don't have)
If Heaven exists, what
would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? "Hurry
up, there's a serious party going on in there."
Lynette Fay, thank you
for your dozen answers to a dozen questions.
Previous posts:
Singer/songwriter
Mandy Bingham – 17 January 2018
Poet Colin Dardis – 18
January 2018
Writer &
Independent Researcher Anne-Marie Quigg – 19 January 2018
Broadcaster Gerry
Kelly - 20 January 2018
Writer George Larmour
– 22 January 2018
Journalist/writer Geoff
Hill – 23 January 2018
Singer/Songwriter Janet Henry - 24 January 2018
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