As many of you know, we’ve been doing daily morning business news updates on KFDI for a few months.
I’m not a stranger to radio, or to public speaking, but I have to confess that I’ve found the experience rather vexing at times – only when veteran KFDI newsman George Lawson is on the other end of the telephone recording the report.
I consistently screw up the report when George is on the other end of the phone and have to re-record parts of it. No real specifics here, for obvious reasons, but the gaffes range from a rather bizarre characterization of a local aviation company – one of those “What did I just say?” moments – to one spot in the broadcast when I inexplicably began babbling incoherently. Thank God it’s not live radio … and that Freud is dead. I’d hate to learn what it all means.
Nothing against George; he’s a great colleague and a nice guy to work with. Don’t really think he makes me nervous.
But I hear he and the station collect taped gaffes. George, quote me a price for mine.
Now.
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George is great. His easy asking style seems to shift a desire to the responder to talk more than might be prudent.
Maybe media training is in order for a member of the media. Hmmmm….
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