When you do an edited radio interview, you give up a lot of power. You sit and talk for a while. They ask questions. You answer them. Then the real work begins. The interviewer and editor cut and splice what you say. They pull together what they think will be interesting to their audience. They try to get good quotes. They try to make the interview something their audience will listen to and share. They try to create "good radio." In the course of that, they have a lot of pow