<p>Talk is work.   We might think it's easy to sit in a studio and just chat for hours on end.  Talk radio veteran Dave Glover tells Megan Lynch and Julie Smith that listeners would be surprised how difficult it is to host a daily show.  Glover says there's no magic formula for knowing what's going to be a hit for listeners.</p>

Talk is work. We might think it's easy to sit in a studio and just chat for hours on end. Talk radio veteran Dave Glover tells Megan Lynch and Julie Smith that listeners would be surprised how difficult it is to host a daily show. Glover says there's no magic formula for knowing what's going to be a hit for listeners.

<p>Talk is work.&nbsp; &nbsp;We might think it's easy to sit in a studio and just chat for hours on end.&nbsp; Talk radio veteran Dave Glover tells Megan Lynch and Julie Smith that listeners would be surprised how difficult it is to host a daily show.&nbsp; Glover says there's no magic formula for knowing what's going to be a hit for listeners.</p>

"What the Media?!!?" - Talk is Work

The average American consumes 11 hours a day of electronic mass media! Learning to analyze media messages regardless of who sends them is a 21st century survival skill (in Missouri they're considering adding it to the school curriculum). What the Media ?!!? will explore topics like "How to spot a bot" and "why memes work". We speak with local Media Literacy professors and authors as our experts in addition to the anchors and reporters in our newsroom. A good comparison is a food critic - they look at how the food is prepared, who the chef is, how the food is presented, the texture etc. We will do the same for Media!

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"What the Media?!!?" - Talk is Work