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Defense Tech vs. "The World"

You can hear me stammering through another interview on BBC/Public Radio International's "The World" this afternoon. I'll be talking about my favorite $450 billion science project.

THERE'S MORE: It's online now, here.

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Oh yes, my favorite blog meets my favorite radio show! I've been reading for two years and now I post. Noah, you did good, I know it's hard to hear your own voice but don't worry about it. I've never heard you before, but you didn't sound nervous to me. There must be a future for you as a regular NPR correspondant (not that it pays much hahaha). Perhaps you'll be a pundit one day!

Dubious

Posted by: Dubious at September 28, 2005 03:35 AM

you did great. good job u should be proud.

Posted by: Matt Stevens at September 27, 2005 09:09 PM

Defense Tech vs. "The World"

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