Which is more dramatic: the television interview or the radio interview?
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Which is more dramatic: the television interview or the radio interview?
Also, which interview did you like reading more?
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I like your comment because it goes directly against my experience, which is that I enjoyed reading those two interviews. I agree with you that the tv interview is more thought-provoking because this is when John revealed that he was inspired by the act of terrorism itself, not the hope people felt after they survived the incident.Amy Luman wrote: ↑16 Nov 2021, 12:03 I really didn’t like reading either one of them. As for which one was more dramatic I can’t really pick. The radio interview had more outright lies (which were pioneered by Zenith), but the television interview was more thought-provoking (John’s words had to be considered thoroughly).