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• Edward Roscoe Murrow, born Egbert Roscoe Murrow, (April 25, 1908 - April 27, 1965) was an American journalist, whose radio news broadcasts during World War II were eagerly followed by millions of radio listeners. ...
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• During the 1938 Czechoslovakian crisis, Murrow broadcast directly from Prague to the United States via shortwave radio, making history in the process by covering a breaking foreign news story via radio. ...
• When war broke out Murrow provided live radio broadcasts from the height of the London Blitz. His signature open "This -- is London" electrified radio audiences as news programming never had before. Previously, war coverage had been mostly provided by newspaper reports, and earlier radio news programs had usually been an announcer reading wireservice reports in a studio. ...
• Murrow's skill in improvising vivid verbal descriptions of visual images, based in part on his college degree in speech, aided the effectiveness of his radio broadcasts. ...
• After the war, Murrow continued to present daily radio news reports on the CBS Radio network. ...
• His weekly TV news show See It Now began with a segment that is credited with a footnote of its own in television history: it gave the first live simultaneous TV transmission from both the East Coast and the West Coast, as reporters on both sides of the North American continent gave live reports to Murrow, who was sitting in the CBS control room. ...
• See It Now focused on a number of controversial issues in the 1950s, but it is best remembered as the show that criticized the Red Scare and contributed to the political downfall of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Murrow produced a number of episodes of the show that dealt with the Communist witch hunt hysteria (one of the more notable episodes resulted in a U. ...
• When the quiz show phenomenon began and took the world of TV by storm in the late 1950s, Murrow realized the days of See It Now were numbered. ...
• See It Now was indeed cancelled -- with CBS founder Paley complaining the program "gave me a stomachache" -- but Murrow felt that the show had run its course. Now freed from the rigors of having to produce a 30-minute TV show every week, he produced a series of occasional TV special news reports that defined documentary news coverage. Beginning in 1958, he also hosted a talk show entitled Small World that brought together political figures for one-on-one debates. As a further example of Murrow's effect on TV journalism, this form of TV debate continues today with Sunday morning political talk shows such as This Week with David Brinkley. ...

• How to Be a Great Radio Guest!.
• The tips below were gathered from personal experience (appearances on over 400 radio talk shows) and from other speakers and authors who have coached me on improving my on-the-air presence while being interviewed by radio talk show hosts. In addition, as former Associate Producer of the MarsVenus Radio Talk Show, the following guidelines are those that I recommend for guests who appeared on our show.
• While you are on the radio to promote your books or other products, you must also provide entertaining content for the radio audience. Talk show hosts will seldom invite you back if you do not first have their audience in mind. ...
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• As a former broadcaster who helped introduce the "stand-up when you speak" concept to broadcasters in the Midwest, I have learned that you can speak more clearly and project your voice much better when you stand during a radio interview by telephone. When you do radio interviews from your office you have that luxury. ...
• If you have experienced a personal struggle or triumph, tell the story and be sure that it is relevant to the topic you are there to talk about. ...
• My belief is that it is much better to have your purpose of doing radio interviews be to reach out and help others. ...
• This goes for radio too. Barbara Walters was a pro, however one of the other hosts of the show would often interrupt before I had finished my sentence. Rude? Perhaps, and it was their show. ...
• They often flip around the radio dial until they hear something that grabs their attention. ...
• If the answer is not close by, make a note to remember to send the information to the host after the show is over. ...
• Talk show hosts are not interested in "fluff. ...

• How to Lose Your Job in Talk Radio.
• Now in the absence of a meaningful Iraqi role in the 9/11 attack and the mysterious disappearance of those fearsome Weapons of Mass Destruction, there might be some psychic satisfaction to be had in saying, “I told you so!” But it sure isn’t doing my career as a talk-show host any good.
• The criterion of self-evidence was only one of dozens of objections I raised before the elective war in Iraq on my afternoon drive-time talk show on KFYI in Phoenix. ...
• So after three years, I was replaced on my primetime talk show by the Frick and Frack of Bushophiles, two giggling guys who think everything our tongue-tied president does is “Most excellent, dude!” I have been relegated to the later 7–10 p. ...
• Why did this happen? Why only a couple of months after my company picked up the option on my contract for another year in the fifth-largest city in the United States, did it suddenly decide to relegate me to radio Outer Darkness? The answer lies hidden in the oil-and-water incompatibility of these two seemingly disconnected phrases: “Criticizing Bush” and “Clear Channel. ...
• My job was to recruit and manage my fellow junior-high and high-school conservatives in a phone bank operation, calling supporters to fill up as many buses as possible to help pack the stadium—a show of strength for the nation’s television viewers. ...
• Clear Channel Communications, the 800-pound gorilla of the radio business, owns an astonishing 1,200 stations in 50 states, including Newstalk 550 KFYI in Phoenix, where I do the afternoon program … or did until last summer. ...
• Roxanne Cordonier, a radio personality at Clear Channel’s WMYI 102. ... Cordonier, who worked under the name Roxanne Walker, was the South Carolina Broadcasters Association’s 2002 Radio Personality of the Year. ...
• The other KFYI talk-show hosts—so bloodthirsty that they made Bush apologists and superhawks Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity sound moderate—vilified me almost daily. As a former radio-station owner myself, it was a little hard to believe management would allow one of their key hosts to be trashed day in and day out on their own airwaves. After all, we sell radio time on the basis of its ability to influence people’s behavior. ... A banner there read, “Boycott Charles Chirac Goyette at KFYI radio Phoenix, AZ! Protest against the Charles Goyette Show from 4-7pm at KFYI for his leftist subervsive sic Bush-bashing rants. Turn off KFYI radio for the Charles Goyette Show! No liberal scum talk shows on KFYI!” Radio does provoke people, doesn’t it?.
• So great were these transgressions that the radio gods themselves must have been aghast at my impiety. ... Imagine that, emotionalism in talk radio? I reminded them that for years we had run promotions identifying KFYI as “the Place with More Passion,” where the Charles Goyette Show was positioned as “Fearless Talk Radio!”.

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• Hosted by Lee Mirabal, the show features interviews with today's successful business leaders. It's business talk radio at its best. ...
• Lee's radio experience translates into nearly 38 years of broadcast excellence. ... ; Her experience in news radio includes full time positions as a news reporter, news anchor, field reporter and feature writer. Her talk show expertise comes from her experience in several types of talk radio programs, including news/talk, political, and lifestyle hosting. In the lifestyle arena, Lee brought her talents to NBC Talknet, New York, ABC Daynet, New York, and Major Talk in Chicago. Her program "Your Friendly Next Door Neighbor" was syndicated in over 250 radio markets. ...
• Lee owned and operated KIFM Radio in San Diego, where she was President, General Manager, supervising a staff of 46. ...
• Lee's Sales & Marketing experience comes from two area, radio sales and Advertising agency Sales. As an Account Executive, Lee developed non-traditional marketing strategies and ad campaigns for radio clients. ...
• Audio Productions - Lee's voice is heard on telephone systems, electronic gadgets, paging systems, industrial films, on hold marketing campaigns and advertising ads in radio and television. ...

• Reprint permission Fox News Preps Talk Radio With Alan Colmes Katy Bachman FEBRUARY 19, 2003 - Alan Colmes, the left-leaning co-host of Hannity and Colmes on the Fox News Channel, returns to radio next Monday as host of a new national Talk show syndicated by Fox News Channel. ... The show will air weekdays from 10 p. ... , immediately following Colmes' FNC cable TV show. The show is the first syndicated radio show for FNC, which will handle both affiliations and national sales. Colmes' Fox News partner Sean Hannity and colleague Bill O'Reilly have national radio shows, but syndication is handled by ABC Radio Networks and Westwood One, respectively. Broadcast from the Fox News radio studio in New York, Colmes' news-driven show will take advantage of the news resources of FNC, featuring updates from Fox news reporters such as Catherine Herridge, Bret Baier, Steve Harrigan, Amy Kellogg and Carl Cameron. ... Colmes is no stranger to radio. He was most recently heard on WEVD-AM in New York before the station was sold to ABC Radio, which flipped the station's format to ESPN Radio in late 2001. ...

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• Print This | Email This | Most Popular | Subscribe | Ex-candidate launches liberal radio talk show.
• Mike Newcomb is hoping his foray into the cutthroat world of talk radio meets with a little more success.
• Billing himself as the only liberal voice in the Valley's talk radio market, Newcomb kicked off his show Monday morning on KFNX-AM (1100) by interviewing Attorney General Terry Goddard, a Democrat.
• Newcomb, a physician, said he is so fed up with the "harsh rhetoric and rancor" of local talk radio that he is willing to finance his own show to provide an alternative.
• "In Arizona, it's conservative talk radio all day long," Newcomb said. ...
• Newcomb's show runs from 8 to 9 a. ...
• Lobbyist and sometime talk show fill-in Stan Barnes doesn't give Newcomb's show long to live. ...
• "His show will come and go in the same way (former New York) Governor Mario Cuomo's," Barnes said. ...
• Cuomo twice tried his hand at talk radio in the 1990s. ...
• But Democratic pollster and political strategist Bob Grossfeld said Newcomb's show has a chance, as long as he can build on the humor he showed during his quixotic campaign.
• "But we'd love to have conservatives on the show, too," Newcomb said. ...

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• …The question is: how do we strike back?" Harper's Magazine Contributing editor Thomas de Zengotita answers this by providing a detailed plan for a new talk show, which he hopes will "move serious political substance into the libertarian space created by Comedy Central. ... Zengotita calls for not only a new type of show but a new group of people to "identify a target market and aim at it specifically. ... As an example, Zengotita provides a play-by-play setup of the type of talk show he has in mind, one that is "narrowly targeted" to the "best and brightest of our young people. ...
• So I've posted my response — "Talk Radio Manifesto" — at the new campus of the Authentic Journalism renaissance… Salón Chingón. ...
• The reason progressive talk shows have failed is that they've taken established figures — Cuomo, Donahue — and squeezed them into established formats…".
• De Zengotita then goes on to describe his proposed "format" for the progressive talk show of the future… although, regarding that horrible word, "format," I am duty bound to séance the late Paul Goodman for a call-in. ...
• Does what Paul just said apply to radio?.
• "Radio is one-sided when it should be two… The radio would be the finest possible communication apparatus in public life… it would be if it knew how to receive as well as to transmit, how to let the listener speak as well as hear, how to bring him into a relationship instead of isolating him. On this principle the radio should step out of the supply business and organize its listeners as suppliers. ...
• The first big star that left Talk Radio must sign is the public. As Brecht said back in 1932, radio should "organize its listeners as suppliers" of the on-air material. ... " The entire genre of talk radio, talk TV, "America's Funniest Home Videos," reality TV, etcetera, comes, albeit in mutated forms, from that simple formula: Harness the energy of the audience by making the public into the star of the show. The problem has been that Commercial and Public Radio alike have never allowed that to happen as Brecht envisioned. However, if the investors want a left Talk Radio to succeed, they're going to have to open the floodgates to the listeners as never before.

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• National Public Radio (NPR) is a loosely organized public radio network in the United States. ... The network was founded on February 24, 1970, with 90 public radio stations as charter members. ...
• Like its competitor, Public Radio International, NPR produces and distributes news and cultural programming. ... Its flagship programs are two drive time news broadcasts, Morning Edition, and the afternoon All Things Considered; both are carried by nearly all NPR affiliates and in 2002 were the second- and third-most popular radio programs in the country. ...
• In contrast to commercial radio, NPR carries very little advertising, except for brief statements from major donors. ...
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• How To Be a Great Talk Radio Show Guest.
• Whether you’re marketing a print book, an eBook, or any information product, becoming a guest on radio talk shows can mean lots of sales. ...
• after, you’ll have a short career as a radio guest. ...
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• familiar with the show and the host. ...
• and the type of show s/he produces, you will be that much more prepared .
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• Charles Steed is a successful author and has been a guest on more than 50 radio talk shows. ...

• Linking curious, engaged listeners to street-smart conversations, The Connection is energetic, edgy, outside-the-beltway American talk. ...
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• "The program on Rumi's poetry, complete with detailed discussions of his whirling dervish dancing, was as mindbending an hour of radio as you're likely to hear anywhere. ...
• It's a welcome "positive" quality to "talk" programming and relationships to callers that stands in stark contrast to commercial radio programs. ...

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