Of my many journalistic dreams, one is dong a star segment on NPR. Well, tomorrow, I come closer to that dream. Sure, I’m not doing a star segment, heck I’m not even reporting, but I am being interviewed. Yes, tomorrow morning on National Public Radio’s Morning Edition, I will be interviewed by reporter Corey Moore about the confusing world of high-definition video. Actually, the interview itself already happened on Tuesday, but it will air (with much of the original 15-minute recording cut-out) tomorrow morning. Unfortunately, I do not have an exact time of when my interview will come on, though it should be in the second half of the show. So, for those of you in my neck of the woods, you can catch the interview on WNYC 93.9 FM between 6 and 7 AM and 8 and 9 AM, or on any other NPR member station from around the country. The interview will also be posted online at npr.org sometime Monday morning, so check back here tomorrow for a link.
UPDATE: The segment aired this morning, and is also available for listening to in Real Player and Windows Media formats online. It’s about 3.5 minutes long, and I only talk for about 30-seconds of it, but it’s still pretty awesome. Also, I’d just like to say hi to all you visitors who came here via the link on NPR’s site.
UPDATE 2: Google Analytics reports that on Monday this site got 122 visits, compared to the usual 5-15. Woohoo!
Aaron Freedman is a 16 year old who's very passionate and knowledgeable about technology and journalism. He enjoys working on his two main projects, 
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