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Talent – It Don't Come Easy
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(4/23/2012 3:51:46 PM) Flag as inappropriate content
Quite so, A. J. The challenge then, is to get a whole lot of talent up to snuff and speed and to do so in a hurry. Plus, they will have to be better equipped and more knowledgeable that the gang from the past.
After all, I contend the jocks from back in the day were also the partial architects of their own demise. Audiences were not pleased with the majority of the performances.
The lack of a qualified talent pool was, IMHO, a result of an extreme lack of mentoring for the last 3 decades. You may not agree, but in all my years in the business, I didn't see much of that happening. In a sense, radio has caused its own problem in regard to good on air talent.
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(4/23/2012 3:51:46 PM) Flag as inappropriate content
Quite so, A. J. The challenge then, is to get a whole lot of talent up to snuff and speed and to do so in a hurry. Plus, they will have to be better equipped and more knowledgeable that the gang from the past.
After all, I contend the jocks from back in the day were also the partial architects of their own demise. Audiences were not pleased with the majority of the performances.
- Ronald T. Robinson
(4/23/2012 11:05:12 AM) Flag as inappropriate contentThe lack of a qualified talent pool was, IMHO, a result of an extreme lack of mentoring for the last 3 decades. You may not agree, but in all my years in the business, I didn't see much of that happening. In a sense, radio has caused its own problem in regard to good on air talent.
- A.J. Davis
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