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3: How to Have the Best 3-Minute Segment on Live Broadcast w/ Judy Speicher
There’s a lot going on behind the scenes of broadcast TV and radio. If you’re a guest waiting to deliver your 3-minute segment, it may be helpful to take a peek behind the curtain:
On this episode, we brought in a true expert to share what’s going on from the network and interviewer’s side. Her name is Judy Speicher. She joined us On the DLPR to share tips and insights on how to avoid common mistakes, and how to share your story when interviewed. She gives insights on how to prepare for an interview, what to expect, and how to steer the conversation.
Judy’s seen it all in broadcast, because she’s been in the business for over 25 years, working as an anchor, reporter, and writer for Bloomberg LP, Fox News, ABC Radio, and WNYC. Now, she’s a Director for Dukas Linden PR, where she’s helping financial clients prepare and present their stories to the world on broadcast television and radio.
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By Dukas Linden Public RelationsThere’s a lot going on behind the scenes of broadcast TV and radio. If you’re a guest waiting to deliver your 3-minute segment, it may be helpful to take a peek behind the curtain:
On this episode, we brought in a true expert to share what’s going on from the network and interviewer’s side. Her name is Judy Speicher. She joined us On the DLPR to share tips and insights on how to avoid common mistakes, and how to share your story when interviewed. She gives insights on how to prepare for an interview, what to expect, and how to steer the conversation.
Judy’s seen it all in broadcast, because she’s been in the business for over 25 years, working as an anchor, reporter, and writer for Bloomberg LP, Fox News, ABC Radio, and WNYC. Now, she’s a Director for Dukas Linden PR, where she’s helping financial clients prepare and present their stories to the world on broadcast television and radio.