Last month, I was interviewed by Michael Rosen for a BBC radio program that is scheduled to air today, 12 January 2010, at 11:00 AM Eastern time:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qtnz
UPDATE: The program may now be downloaded as a 25.5 mb MP3 file here:
https://antipolygraph.org/audio/bbc-4-word-of-mouth-2010-01-12.mp3
Great interview. BBC Radio 4, for those readers who don't know, is without a doubt the world's most highly-regarded "spoken word, news and current affairs" radio station with a truly global reach - it has millions of listeners all over the world. It provides world-class programming that organizations like NPR can only dream of providing.
In short, being interviewed on Radio 4 is a very, very big deal. Well done! I listened to the program, and it was most informative. I was not aware that polygraphs were even used in the UK, and the English polygrapher interviewed before George seemed to be spouting off the usual misinformation, albeit in a rather authoritative English accent. I think the interviewer saw through it, though.
I would encourage everyone to go to the BBC site and listen to this show. It is called "Word of Mouth", and it should be available on the BBC iPlayer for a few more days.
Very good indeed.