When a piece is written by a columnist or author there is passion in the inner voice of that writer. When we read to ourselves, we humanize the language with inflection, emphasis, and the natural sound of conversation. As readers to people who cannot, we should still bring life to the written word as we would if we were only reading to ourselves. The more relaxed and conversational we are as we read, the more natural the communication between you and the listener. Even television hardly achieves this intimacy that radio does.
Radio is the theater of the mind.
It's the words and human voice that reach our listeners. At the Audio Journal we have the power of words at our disposal. Giving life to those words, as actors give life to a script, is our main task and service to our listeners. Always keep in mind that you are speaking to only one person when broadcasting. There is a direct connection between you and your listener.