Just found this. Dean, you came across really well. Nice plug for the site too.
http://podcast.nova919.com.au/fcj090611.mp3
Drag the play bar half way across to get the start of the interview, done on June 11.
Cheers,
Ruby
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Thanks for posting the link to the podcast, Ruby, I was hoping someone might be able to as I'm not skilled in that particular area.
Apart from the fact that I still think most radio announcers are absolute twits, that wasn't bad at all. Good job, Dean.
Kind regards,
Shazz
Apart from the fact that I still think most radio announcers are absolute twits, that wasn't bad at all. Good job, Dean.
Kind regards,
Shazz
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I concur Shazzoir. Great radio broadcast. It was repectfully handled by the presenters which is a pleasant surprise, and Dean, you prove yet again your public relations skills are second to none.
I deem radio broadcasts like this every now and again, very important to this research. They provide listeners who've experienced yowie type activity but not told anyone, a place such as this where they can freely relate their experience, compare against other encounters, and obtain information. I also think for the general public to listen to a researcher's own account live on the air is a powerful move. It will be interesting how many reports surface in South Australia as a result of that broadcast, and the calibre of those reports.
Thanks for posting the link, Ruby Lang!
I deem radio broadcasts like this every now and again, very important to this research. They provide listeners who've experienced yowie type activity but not told anyone, a place such as this where they can freely relate their experience, compare against other encounters, and obtain information. I also think for the general public to listen to a researcher's own account live on the air is a powerful move. It will be interesting how many reports surface in South Australia as a result of that broadcast, and the calibre of those reports.
Thanks for posting the link, Ruby Lang!