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You know I don't think that one necessarily has to be like Biedny to ask tough questions. You can just simply ask the tough questions in a devils advocate kind of way like you did with Leslie when you asked her about how she leaned towards the ETH (one of your best episodes to date I reckon). Biedny imo was too 'rough' with his questions much of the time. He asked them in such a confrontational manner on occasion that it was uncomfortable to listen to. But the key thing is that he did ask.
Now like I say, radio is very difficult so who am I to say what you should do... but I think if questions are asked in a polite and professional manner, then you should be able to confront even your friends on the radio with them.

[QUOTE="Hoffmeister, post: 96399, member: 1076"] You know I don't think that one necessarily has to be like Biedny to ask tough questions. You can just simply ask the tough questions in a devils advocate kind of way like you did with Leslie when you asked her about how she leaned towards the ETH (one of your best episodes to date I reckon). Biedny imo was too 'rough' with his questions much of the time. He asked them in such a confrontational manner on occasion that it was uncomfortable to listen to. But the key thing is that he did ask. Now like I say, radio is very difficult so who am I to say what you should do... but I think if questions are asked in a polite and professional manner, then you should be able to confront even your friends on the radio with them. [/QUOTE]

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