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NPR's Scott Simon: How to Tell a Story

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Uploaded by on Jun 12, 2009

This video is a part of the YouTube Reporters' Center. See more videos on how to report the news -- and share your ideas -- at http://www.youtube.com/reporterscenter.

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  • So strange for me to actually see him talking. I'm used to having my head half covered in a blanket and burrowed in a pillow on Saturday Mornings when my favorite radio show is on!

  • I'm a professor of Mass Communications. What a great resource. I'll have my students watch this. It is great advice for any medium.

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  • @UTFort the reason something in his voice compels you to listen is because he's acting like he's reading to children. No severity in his voice, but a soothing book reader for kindergarteners.

  • What great advice and great insight into how radio works.

  • @riterman1

    Why do people hate public broadcasting?

    would you go to a restaurant where the chef chews the food for you so what you're being served is chewed food with the chefs spit?

    I love public radio but don't like my mind being forced fed with conclusions or political agenda. A reporter or host should stick to their job description and let the listener be the judge.

  • If you privatize I'll donate : )

  • Kevin Keegans Brother

  • Scott nice to put a face to a voice.

    I listen to you Always.

    Rob From Canada

  • NPR should stop taking our money to be Obama's PR station.

  • @got2bcash That would work better if he didn't bang the mic.

  • @fjccommish

    No,  you are supposed to realize that Simon's workplace is a broadcast studio, and that lends authority to his claims about how to tell a story.

  • How to tell a story: +Be dull + Be boring + Be a monotone + work for NPR. Actually I like NPR.

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