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THE HISTORY OF THE AUTHORS SHOW®
Published May 13, 2022
Updated Jun 19, 2022
Culture
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Culture
Published May 13, 2022
Updated Jun 19, 2022
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Founder: Danielle Hampson
Radio and TV "talk shows" as we have known them for decades present a wide variety of carefully selected topics to their audiences, and to captivate the largest number of listeners and/or viewers - their ultimate goal - it is essential that these programs be dynamic. To help them with that task, show producers introduce guests to be interviewed by the show hosts on the topic at hand. Often these guests are authors and although generally given less than 5 minutes of "spotlight" (especially on TV), these authors welcome the invitation as it offers them a chance to talk about their books. Everybody is happy: the station has a program, the producer has a topic, the host has a guest, the guest has an audience s/he would most likely otherwise never get elsewhere. But
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