Interviews are funny things. You think you know what you want to say, then someone puts a microphone in front of you, and ...um... er.... what I meant was .... seem to rise up in my mind.
But I've been trained and know that ums and ers don't work on radio, especially national radio, so those were not there. And the clanging of the dishes was apparent and the clatter of chatter abundant as the people at our Hanukkah gathering shared joy and fellowship with one another.
The question remains though, did I say what I wanted to say, and will the editor or the journo (shown) allow me to say what I want, or will they cut and paste and make me sound, ... less than what I wanted.
The verdict is out until probably a month or more from now.
May God give Wendy clarity of mind as she works on this article/ radio piece for the ABC. May she find eternity in Yeshua also. May the people of Australia find joy in finding Messiah's love.
If you are a praying person, please join me in these significant prayers. Thanks. (PS, don't you like my Hanukkah tie?)
I invite interested bloggers and enquirers to interact with the messages. Shalom!
05 December 2013
Wendy Zukerman from the ABC radio
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That conversation happened in December and the interview still has not aired. Wow, that's serious lead time.
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