Another fantastic piece from Eric. He has a way of sucking you into the story and making seven minutes fly-by.
Like so many good stories, it began with a great idea. From there, then it only gets better with great writing, great sound, and great reporting. It's a good mix of personal storytelling and reporting.
This piece was a joy to listen to and sounded really effortless to me. (Since I can assume it didn't simply spring forth from the ether I can't think of any higher compliment). The producer successfully treads a fine balance between being the informative newsy guy and the funny kid at the back of the bus.
Favorite moment was the drum circle with the fife and drum tune, followed by the producer chiming in and echoing exactly what I was thinking. Dead-on comic delivery without remotely sounding snarky.
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andrew walsh
Posted on November 12, 2008 at 12:28 PM | Permalink
Review of A Missile Base Called Home
Another fantastic piece from Eric. He has a way of sucking you into the story and making seven minutes fly-by.
Like so many good stories, it began with a great idea. From there, then it only gets better with great writing, great sound, and great reporting. It's a good mix of personal storytelling and reporting.
Katie Ball
Posted on November 11, 2008 at 12:55 PM | Permalink
Review of A Missile Base Called Home
This piece was a joy to listen to and sounded really effortless to me. (Since I can assume it didn't simply spring forth from the ether I can't think of any higher compliment). The producer successfully treads a fine balance between being the informative newsy guy and the funny kid at the back of the bus.
Favorite moment was the drum circle with the fife and drum tune, followed by the producer chiming in and echoing exactly what I was thinking. Dead-on comic delivery without remotely sounding snarky.
And just an interesting story all the way around.
Nicely done!