Presenters can be thrown by a harsh critique about something that actually worked, or they can become overconfident even though a segment died on the air but generated text response.
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There is an old rule on Broadway: In shows like Wicked or Hamilton it is always around the third song
I never thought I’d miss working from the office. Even before the pandemic, I preferred working from home. I loved avoiding
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What are the most common mistakes we hear from television, radio and podcast hosts? Here are the top three and
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The 2020 general election promises to be one of the most consequential in modern U.S. history. The Lowest Unit Charge
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