Major Project: Promoting and discussing the documentary on LBC Radio Interview



Today I emailed Jerry Hayes to inquire about having the talent release form singed. This was important to our project and given me and Jack needed to be in London on Wednesday anyway, we felt it was imporant to get this singed. He relid that he would be happy to do so if he was in London and also informed us that he would be speaking on Leading Britains Conversation Radio at 16:00. He would be talking about the recent change in the law where because of Liams case, the accuser is now required to hand over their phone for evidence; previously it was only the accused. When tuning in we heard that there was the opportunity to phone in to be interviewd about opinions on the law change and that was when we decided to phone in and see if we could speak. When we did we were the second call that was put through and once we explained we were doing a dcoumentary with Liam and Jerry in they were really keen for us to talk. Because it would confuse the listeners we were only allowed for one of us to speak, and we agreed for Jack to do it as he was speaking to the woman on the phone whow as going to put us through. I was happy for this as I knew Jack would sound great and would be able to come across well on the radio. With little to no time we were put through and interviewed about the subject and our documentary by Ian payne. Below is a recording of the interview that was nationally broadcast:


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