Binoculars - then and now

You production value is amazingly good. Your voice, the fast paced editing, the music choice... stellar job sir.

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I mean really, really good.

Steve

DO you think binoculars can be used to look inside oneself?

You know - a lot of people in their clips talk about the kind of show they want to create, and I've found the "talking about my show" to be a bit boring. Yours is the first "show idea" clip that I truly enjoyed: you wove together your explanation and your example extremely well, and your personality shines. I could listen to more of you.

And your last line is fantastic! Well done.

Sari
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/2183

Made me think. Thank you.

Christine
www.publicradioquest.com/node/1145
FYI: The Third Women's World Peace Conference is in July, in Dallas.

So, this is great. You have a really nice tone -- authoritative, yet friendly. You also sound A LOT like your Dad. The clips of your parents were great. And, I really enjoyed how you compare the intimacy of radio with people-watching. How astute. I love people-watching, especially in foreign countries or watching foreign-language speakers, because you can really take liberty with what they are saying -- it's all about body language. My friends and I used to make up story lines to Spanish language soaps. As for reality TV ... well, I've been thinking a lot about whether "reality radio" will be the next big thing to hit the airwaves. Maybe you'll be the host.

Good job. This is an excellent submission. Hope to hear more from you!

elizabeth
news director
morning host/producer
kisu 91.1 fm pocatello, idaho

Loved the piece, brotha. You filled two minutes with juicy goodness. Now, quit listening at me, sicko. Good luck!