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PHILADELPHIA, PA (ANS) -- International journalist and host of Front Page Radio, Dan Wooding, interviewed author C. Hope Flinchbaugh before a live audience at the annual Greater Philadelphia Christian Writers Conference on Saturday, August 13, 2011.
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Dan Wooding interviewing C. Hope Flinchbaugh |
Wooding said, "This was the first radio interview I have done before a live audience -- not because it is difficult to get an audience, but because I thought it would be great to have this audience of writers listen in to how an interview for radio is done."
Wooding and Flinchbaugh agree that the audience was not a hindrance, but an enhancement to the interview.
"It was great to see their expressions as it went ahead," said Wooding. "Several of the live audience said afterwards how much they enjoyed it and that they learned a lot about the dreadful situation in North Korea.
Hosted by Wooding, Front Page Radio is initially aired on KWVE 107.9 FM in Southern California, a station run by Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa. For more than five years the program has aired on Calvary Chapel Radio in the UK, stations in South Africa and the UK, and in various US locations. The show is aired for 28 minutes each Sunday at 5PM.
Current and archived radio shows are posted at http://www.assistnews.net/
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Cover of the book |
Wooding, who is one of the only Christian journalist to ever report from North Korea, shared on the show with what he discovered inside this mysterious country which is known as the "World's Worst Persecutor of Christians."
Flinchbaugh is the co-author of Out of North Korea, A Korean Boy Tells His Rescue Story in Pictures, an adult book packed with shocking pictures drawn by a North Korean boy that depict a dismal and oftentimes gruesome boyhood inside North Korea.
"When you see Gil Su's drawings, you will appreciate the miracle it took to get him and his relatives to freedom," co-author Jessica Austen said.
"Out of North Korea begs the adults in our world to hear the voice of a child-to pause for a moment to see his world through his eyes, in his pictures," says Flinchbaugh. "It's a child's story told from the child's point of view -- a story you won't soon forget it."
The book is available at www.Amazon.com
Media Contacts for Out of North Korea
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Hope Flinchbaugh
Hope@historymakerpublishing.
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Jessica Austen
Jessica@
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