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This Week's Interviewer: Nichelle Newsletter
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Jen Chung
Published Jul 26, 2004
Modified Mar 6, 2008
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Gothamist is happy to welcome Nichelle Newsletter as our third guest interviewer with the Gothamist Interview. We got to meet Nichelle at the recent happy hour, and therefore now the first line of her bio is true:
Nichelle Newsletter is a fun Southern girl who loves New York City. She keeps nickels in her pocket by working as a risk management consultant. She is a "fair and unbalanced" party girl who keeps herself happy by writing stories, blogf#@king, and producing a monthly comedy show, Chicks and Giggles. You can read her blog at nichellenewsletter.typepad.com.
Today 's interview is with Jessica Delfino, the dirty folk singer and stand-up comic - all right!
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