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“It’s alright, really - my work involves a lot of talking to people that I might not like and who might not like me, but it gives you some great stories to tell in the pub afterwards.” Right, that was safe then, her brother wasn’t exactly the kind of journalist to go making big political interviews. “What station? Maybe I’ll give it a listen sometime, although I don’t think I’d want my problems spoken about on the radio if I had any. Does he disguise their voices or something? What if you were talking about someone and they heard your voice on the radio? That would be such an awkward conversation…”
“I can imagine, I guess politics really isn’t that boring then if you have stories to tell though never been to a pub. Always been meaning to go but always chicken out.” She actually had to think about the station because she listened, but he’d been doing it a while so she honestly forgot the station name. Finally spitting it out, she grinned. “If they ask them to. I know a lot of people probably have voice changing software on their phones - did you know they had an app for that that you can sound like the guy from the Scream movies? I think it’s just a risk you take, there’s people that sound like other people so who’s to say it’s really who you’re thinking of?”















