Richard Paul's piece is amusing and thought-provoking. It would work well on an afternoon Weekend Edition news magazine. Morning might be a little too early - we're all still staring bleary eyed at ourselves in the bathroom mirror. Great bits of music add oomph to the piece. I might add that while listening to Naked People, I was reminded of former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft's clothing of Lady Justice's bare breast during his tenure in Washington, D.C. He didn't want her breast peeking over his shoulder while he was giving press conferences.
Review of Naked People
Deborah Astley
Posted on July 17, 2005 at 04:01 AM
Richard Paul's piece is amusing and thought-provoking. It would work well on an afternoon Weekend Edition news magazine. Morning might be a little too early - we're all still staring bleary eyed at ourselves in the bathroom mirror. Great bits of music add oomph to the piece. I might add that while listening to Naked People, I was reminded of former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft's clothing of Lady Justice's bare breast during his tenure in Washington, D.C. He didn't want her breast peeking over his shoulder while he was giving press conferences.