Calgary radio appearance recap
The radio interview went really well. I was waiting by the phone at 9:55, and it didn't ring, and didn't ring, and didn't ring (the producer said they'd call a few minutes before go time). At 10:04, it rang, and it was the producer. Just a quick "Oh good, you're there. Hi. Hang on." And then, after a few commercials, the host introduced me, and I was on.
Rob Breakenridge is a good interviewer. He asked me leading questions-questions that sounded like he was interested in the topic, but not decided either way, and like he genuinely wanted to hear what I was going to say. I talked and talked. And then there was a commercial break, and we came back, and it was the same deal, and before I knew it, our 20 minutes were up, and he was saying "Thanks," and "Bye," and I was done.
There wasn't any time for calls, but each time he introduced me or the topic, he gave the url, moonsociety.org, and the name of the Artemis Project.
Definitely a good interview. I hope a lot of people were listening and interested.
Rob Breakenridge is a good interviewer. He asked me leading questions-questions that sounded like he was interested in the topic, but not decided either way, and like he genuinely wanted to hear what I was going to say. I talked and talked. And then there was a commercial break, and we came back, and it was the same deal, and before I knew it, our 20 minutes were up, and he was saying "Thanks," and "Bye," and I was done.
There wasn't any time for calls, but each time he introduced me or the topic, he gave the url, moonsociety.org, and the name of the Artemis Project.
Definitely a good interview. I hope a lot of people were listening and interested.