Peter Munro takes a look at overnight radio. She was calling from Tasmania and staying away from windows, so they wouldn't spy her. Outside, her dog was tethered to a wheelbarrow to keep it safe from tractor beams. Triple J's Dave Callan, host of The Graveyard Shift, turned up his levels but still struggled to hear her. ''Do you mind talking a bit louder?'' ''No, I can't,'' she whispered, ''because aliens are scanning the area for life forms.'' Read the entire article
Hearing voices in the still of the night
Peter Munro takes a look at overnight radio. She was calling from Tasmania and staying away from windows, so they wouldn't spy her. Outside, her dog was tethered to a wheelbarrow to keep it safe from tractor beams. Triple J's Dave Callan, host of The Graveyard Shift, turned up his levels but still struggled to hear her. ''Do you mind talking a bit louder?'' ''No, I can't,'' she whispered, ''because aliens are scanning the area for life forms.'' Read the entire article
Hearing voices in the still of the night
Thursday, October 8, 2009 | Labels: Radionews |
Peter Munro takes a look at overnight radio. She was calling from Tasmania and staying away from windows, so they wouldn't spy her. Outside, her dog was tethered to a wheelbarrow to keep it safe from tractor beams. Triple J's Dave Callan, host of The Graveyard Shift, turned up his levels but still struggled to hear her. ''Do you mind talking a bit louder?'' ''No, I can't,'' she whispered, ''because aliens are scanning the area for life forms.'' Read the entire article
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