Many people will be able to relate to the equivocating of Moses, not to mention his feelings of guilt, over not having stepped up and contributed to his local station - a station that he claims, "keeps him alive."
But he gets enlightenment when he's informed that "just $5" would be worthwhile. (He eventually agrees to a donation of $6!)
The interview is a bit rough, but by the end, hysterical. Moses goes on to explain why he finds Terry Gross "fetching." Laugh out loud.
A great way to mix up the monotony of the fundraising spiel. This piece would make me pick up the phone to contribute to my station.
Review of Dog Park (Moses)
Sean O'Connor
Posted on October 27, 2004 at 03:15 PM
Many people will be able to relate to the equivocating of Moses, not to mention his feelings of guilt, over not having stepped up and contributed to his local station - a station that he claims, "keeps him alive."
But he gets enlightenment when he's informed that "just $5" would be worthwhile. (He eventually agrees to a donation of $6!)
The interview is a bit rough, but by the end, hysterical. Moses goes on to explain why he finds Terry Gross "fetching." Laugh out loud.
A great way to mix up the monotony of the fundraising spiel. This piece would make me pick up the phone to contribute to my station.