Walter Einstein Interview Speech
[Introductory Music – Big Bang theory song]
Good evening and welcome to The Science Show! Today we’re in an exclusive interview with Walter Isaacson, about his Number one New York Times Bestseller Einstein: His life and Universe. Walter Isaacson is the CEO of the Aspen Institute; was previously the chairman of CNN, and has been the managing editor of the Time Magazine. Isaacson is the author of the many well renowned biographies such as Steve Jobs, Benjamin Franklin and many more (Isaacson, 2014). [Audience applauses]
[Interviewer and Isaacson are sitting on a black leather lounge chair facing an audience of people, with a table in front of them with two wine glasses half-full of white wine in them, and the biography on a stand in the centre of the table]
INTERVIEWER: [Grin] Welcome to the show, it is a pleasure to have you here in the studio.
ISAACSON: …show more content…
Calling his friend: “You frozen whale (Pg 1, Chapter 1),” [Laughs] shows a part of Einstein’s humour and personality. Promising the four letters to his friends shows his [Raises tone] determination to science as well as his ability to complete something that he is so captivated in. These four letters turned out to be some of the most significant tidings in the history of science and is now being taught in high schools to this day. The use of mentioning the four letters was because I based the whole biography around them. I used his thoughts and what was occurring around him to write the biography.
INTERVIEWER: [Surprised] There has been many biographies written about Einstein, but from research your biography is the most accurate. Congratulations! [Audience claps] In your biography you show some of the greatest times in Einstein’s life and some of the worst. Do you think you have shown two different types of bias towards the well renowned
Good evening and welcome to The Science Show! Today we’re in an exclusive interview with Walter Isaacson, about his Number one New York Times Bestseller Einstein: His life and Universe. Walter Isaacson is the CEO of the Aspen Institute; was previously the chairman of CNN, and has been the managing editor of the Time Magazine. Isaacson is the author of the many well renowned biographies such as Steve Jobs, Benjamin Franklin and many more (Isaacson, 2014). [Audience applauses]
[Interviewer and Isaacson are sitting on a black leather lounge chair facing an audience of people, with a table in front of them with two wine glasses half-full of white wine in them, and the biography on a stand in the centre of the table]
INTERVIEWER: [Grin] Welcome to the show, it is a pleasure to have you here in the studio.
ISAACSON: …show more content…
Calling his friend: “You frozen whale (Pg 1, Chapter 1),” [Laughs] shows a part of Einstein’s humour and personality. Promising the four letters to his friends shows his [Raises tone] determination to science as well as his ability to complete something that he is so captivated in. These four letters turned out to be some of the most significant tidings in the history of science and is now being taught in high schools to this day. The use of mentioning the four letters was because I based the whole biography around them. I used his thoughts and what was occurring around him to write the biography.
INTERVIEWER: [Surprised] There has been many biographies written about Einstein, but from research your biography is the most accurate. Congratulations! [Audience claps] In your biography you show some of the greatest times in Einstein’s life and some of the worst. Do you think you have shown two different types of bias towards the well renowned