Tony Kahn - American Radio Broadcaster
“When I speak, I speak as if I’m talking to someone I love very dearly, and I am telling them something of great importance. I want them to hear it from me, be it good or bad. And when you hear me, that’s what you hear: me telling someone I love, something very important.” – Tony Kahn
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Thanks for posting this! Feel free to put the link to the longer interview on your website.
http://beyondthemargins.com/2010/09/writing-for-radio-interview-with-tony-kahn/#comments
Thanks, Necee. Happy to do so.
John
This is a great attitude for a speaker to have. Too many speakers act as if the information is not very interesting or important to them, so the rest of us might as well tune out.
Exactly, TJ. If the speaker doesn’t care, why should the audience care?
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