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You may have heard that old saying “Find a job that you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” If that’s true, Jon Miller has never “worked”
Is it possible to make lots of money with just your voice? Certainly. For decades people have made successful careers out of voice acting, voiceovers, radio,even automated systems. Only a
Every August 20th is National Radio Day, commemorating the contributions the radio industry has made for more than a century. Today we are revisiting my 2013 interview with a disc
The first day of July 1863 was a warm, mostly cloudy summer day in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was the first day of the three-day Battle of Gettysburg, one of the
One day in 1973 a 37-year-old former State Department secretary with no radio experience walked into a public radio station in Washington DC to be a volunteer. Within six years
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Tomorrow, August 20, is National Radio Day, the annual commemoration of the contributions the radio industry has made. Commercial radio has actually been around for more than 100 years, and,
When you hear the expression “he has the gift of gab,” It might be Barry Farber they’re talking about. Farber launched his on-air radio career in 1960, And over the
TV-radio Fixture Charles Osgood, On How He Practiced His Unique JournalismTV-radio Fixture Charles Osgood, On How He Practiced His Unique Journalism
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Most journalists can craft a pretty good straight news story, in that classic inverted pyramid style. All the facts, expertly and objectively told. But then there are other journalists, those