Mark Doyle performs in the studio of WAER-FM in Syracuse, N.Y.
There’s a new wrinkle to my work for Syracuse Public Media site waer.org.
Add a Mark It Up in Syracuse podcast to my weekly community blog column.
For the debut edition, I interviewed veteran Syracuse guitarist, arranger, band leader and more Mark Doyle in the WAER-FM 88.3 studios.
He’s bringing his quite cool Guitar Noir project, which I wrote about for waer.org before the debut show and here several times last year, to the Auburn Public Theater at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 4. Tickets are $20, and can be purchased at the link above.
Here’s the link to the podcast.
Mark Bialczak 
You’re so darn cool, my friend! I’m so happy to know you! ❤
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You are so darn cool, too, Rachel. And I am so happy to know you. ❤
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This is so very exciting, Mr. B! I couldn’t be happier about this and the many other podcasts to come. “Mark It Up” is the perfect title (that was your idea, right?) Nice interview with the other Mark who sounds like a very grateful and humble talented man. WOOT! WOOT!
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The title was a collaborative effort in a fruitful three-way business meeting to cement details regarding the podcast, Mrs. B. I’m fortunate to have the support of wise media leaders at WAER who will do everything they can to make sure this project goes far. WOOT! WOOT! Thank you, my friend. 🙂
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Very exciting!
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this was great mark, you really are a renaissance man. i’m going to give you a rap nickname (magic marker).
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I love my new rap nickname, Beth. Love it. Thank you. First time in a lfetime of nicknames. Magic Marker. 🙂
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Okay, this is fantastic!! I’m gonna have a listen later tonight. You are seriously cool. Come on…! Mark It Up..!
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🙂 Thank you, my friend. I hope you find something interesting out there in Houston, Aud. Mr. Doyle is quite the talent.
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blogs, freelance articles and now a podcast. Renaissance man!
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All pieces to an increasingly complicated puzzle, Phil. Thank you, my friend.
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congrats! 🙂
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Thanks, Elle. 🙂
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Whew, you silver tongued devil you. Excellent podcast Mark. Your voice is very smooth and professional. Have you ever done vocal media before? It sure sounds like it.Congratulations on your new venture. I am sure it will be well received. Nicely done.
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Thanks, Paul. I have been called upon for a large number of speaking engagements over the course of my journalism career, and worked on some video projects. That allowed me to become more comfortable over time. I also taught a course as an adjunct college professor, which helped, I believe. Still, listening back, I find areas I will work on.
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I love your voice!!!!!!! :-}
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Thank you, MBC. It’s so me. 🙂
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You know, it REALLY is 😉
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Hey mark – I will be back later to listen to the podcast – looking foreword to it and sounds like a good idea –
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Thanks, Y. I hope you enjoy the show from Syracuse. Maybe it will feel like almost-home to you, my friend.
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and I like podcasts (even though I do not listen to very many of them) but they are nice because you can enjoy them on the go….
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so glad you’re expanding your reach! One might think you have eventual plans for world domination 😉
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In tandem, perhaps, Liz. 🙂
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So cool about the podcast and I’m listening to it now! I hope you have lots more of them coming up and that you get more cool guests like this one. PS Was it confusing with Mark & Mark? 🙂
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Thanks, Christy! We plan to have more in the future. And I hope our voices were different enough to avoid and confusion with the listeners. 🙂
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Yes, it was easy to know which voice was yours, Mark. I am always happy to support you as you have wonderful talent for blogging and interviews. I hope you are doing well!
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Thanks, my good friend. I appreciate your support. Well and good, I think. 🙂
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You have a voice! Double Marks! He mentioned a theremin. My stepdad has one, and my son loves it.
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Get your son to learn how to play the theramin, and he can be in demand in Austin as the lone theraminist, Kerbey! Doesn’t it sound cool? … Ha, yes, I have a voice. Whaddya know. Do I talk like I write, or did it throw you off?
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Nope, just like a DJ. Not at all what I imagined. But still a normal voice, not crazy.
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Oops. I burst your voice bubble! 🙂
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Will definitely be listening to this this afternoon. Hooray!
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I love our podcast!!! You’re so creative Mark. ❤
Diana xo
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Thank you, Diana. It’s a good start for the project. 🙂
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Congratulations. Here’s hoping the podcast is one in a great many!
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Thank you, Marissa. I’ll keep working hard. 🙂
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Really enjoyed the podcast, ADRIAN / THE GUISE
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Thank you so much, Adrian. I’m glad you dropped in to listen. The feature will continue on waer.org. Keep making that great music with The Guise, sir!
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Your podcast has gotten at least three great marks, already. (One is from me.) Bravo, my #1 podcasting friend.
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Thank you, my great friend Ann, for helping me make my mark on the WordPress world every darn day. 🙂
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