"They force you to take topics. That's not real journalism. That's not real conversation. You don't have no respect for the ability of other people to think on their feet that you're making people say something."
When I was in high school, I asked my dad if he knew anyone at a local radio station. I’d just been fired from Burger King (yes, it’s a story) and wanted to do something different to make money.
If being local is a unique characteristic of radio broadcasting, the remote event allows us to be among the people. Social Media has given us a gift of sharing our personality on multiple platforms.