The s#!t's gonna hit the radio!

[chrisprickett]

I just finished a phone interview for NPR's (National Public Radio) "Marketplace".

The topic: The decline of new home construction quality. I think it's gonna be on tomorrow.

I tried to be very objective, as the questions were asked in sound bites. As I hung up the phone, I had visions of my answers being spliced together to reenforce whatever agenda they're trying to push. I guess I'll find out tomorrow...

[DonTx]

Originally posted by chrisprickett

I just finished a phone interview for NPR's (National Public Radio) "Marketplace".

The topic: The decline of new home construction quality.

It's Bush's and Haliburtons fault.

I tried to be very objective, as the questions were asked in sound bites. As I hung up the phone, I had visions of my answers being spliced together to reenforce whatever agenda they're trying to push. I guess I'll find out tomorrow...

It's Bush's and Haliburtons fault.

See, was that so hard? [:-dev3]

[chrisprickett]

Originally posted by Donald Lawson

It's Bush's and Haliburtons fault.

See, was that so hard? [:-dev3]

Oh, no! I blamed Jane Fonda!

[Brian G]

Bull, it's obviously the total lack of low-carb building materials. Or an alien plot. [:-alien]

Brian G.

[kurt]

That's major cool. I drive around all day listening to NPR; I hope I get to hear it.

You'll probably come off like you said it. NPR is not big on agenda pushing in that manner; they do it other ways.