diz que era um programa na rádio com o Nitin Sawhney...

Mas para mim é um caso sério: isto é lá voz de entrevistador que se largue à solta pela rádio? Isto é lá cara de entrevistador que se exiba sem temer um estremecimento social?
Razão tinha a minha avó: a tentação espreita onde menos se espera. Já vi o vídeo duas vezes, a tentar encontrar-lhe pés de bode, orelhas pontiagudas, coisas assim, mas não - está muito bem disfarçado, o diabo do homem.

(O Nitin Sawhney também tem muita graça, muita graça mesmo, mas se fosse simpático tinha escolhido canções só de um minuto, e dava respostas monossilábicas, para o entrevistador ter mais espaço) (mas como ninguém me deixa mandar...)

HD Showcase: Nitin Sawhney - KCRW




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Obviamente, estes fenómenos não acontecem por acaso. Ó aqui:

MARK FISHER: How did you develop your radio voice? Was it something you practiced in the shower? 

JASON BENTLEY: I think it had to do with coming into public radio. The public radio environment for music is more often jazz and classical. It’s more of a patient delivery. It’s not like the “morning zoo” or exasperated with crazy voices. It’s more of a serious approach as a music fan that’s also passionate about they do. 
I think from an early age, I really had a fascination with the power of the voice. I remember reading the science fiction novel Dune. There were these characters known as the Bene Gesserit that could command people to do their bidding based on a particular inflection of their voice. I was also fascinated with the power of music. It was something that could bring people together and motivate them. For me, it was one of the deepest feelings of connection. 
I guess if you factor all that in, radio is the perfect medium for me [laughs].

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