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Karen Celebrates Two Years On-the-Air
Karen L. Richardson received her Bachelor of Journalism degree from the University of King's College in 2005. She has since worked in radio television and print. Online she has contributed to Toronto-Lime.com, Boom-Tribe.com and WeMagOnline.com. She got her earliest experience working with The Vincentian, the oldest publication in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Always an avid lover of arts and entertainment, Richardson is a well-known spoken word performer. In 2004, she published and edited T-Dot Griots: An Anthology of Toronto's Black Storytellers with Steven Green. To mark the special anniversary, Richardson is launching the (Nurse) Karen (Etc) blog. The site offers The Rounds to an international online audence that may not be able to catch her on-air each Sunday. "Ever since I started the Nurse Karen character, artists have been asking me to send them updates of what I say on air. I'm looking forward to providing a way for industry personalities to subscribe and track their press. I really can't wait to interact with the listeners. It should be fun to hear their opinions on the news I cover," said Richardson. (Nurse) Karen (Etc) will be updated weekly with The Rounds scripts, and Richardson promises more! Readers can log on for special music reviews and carnival recaps, plus artist photos and video from Richardson's travels. To
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- The fun-loving source for all that is new in the world of soca celebrated
two years on the radio on Sunday. Known to listeners as Nurse Karen, entertainment
journalist Karen L. Richardson offers a light-hearted look at the devolopment
of the soca genre on Flow 93.5 FM's Soca Therapy. "Dr. Jay's Rounds"
was first conceptualized in August, 2005 when Richardson had just graduated journalism
school. The idea was immediately pitched to 2-time SAO International Soca DJ of
the year Dr. Jay and given the okay by Flow three months later.