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Paul Hebert - not Herbert - was interviewed for last Friday's Business Daily. :

Reaching all the way across the pond to chat with me was Ed Butler and Stephen Evans from Â鶹Éç World Radio. I recorded the interview in the studio yesterday and they edited and posted this morning. It is 18 minutes long of which I am only the first 6 minutes. Listen carefully - you'll hear my alter ego named "Paul HeRbert" instead of Paul Hebert. It happens a lot - believe me.

Naming mishaps aside, Paul seemed happy with his interview, and posted this video of his chat in its entirety. For those interested in how radio works behind-the-scenes, it's a candid look at how we conduct our interviews - even when interviewer and interviewee are in different continents.

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"Be fascinated," demands BritPop.co.au, .

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Someone calling themselves 'The Old Hack' considers :

"In earlier days, I was devoted to Â鶹Éç World Service, to the extent that the first tune my son ever sang was the famous theme of the news, every hour on the hour, Lillibulero. You can hear it in all its glory . There is a certain amount of controversy attached to the tune, says Wikipedia, but Â鶹Éç engineers chose it because they found it 'particularly audible through short wave mush.'

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