I know something about. What all of that gives you is both the ability to marvel at people who are extraordinary because you know how difficult it is to write a good novel or produce good television, and it gives you some standing to say this is lazy, or hack, or dull because you're not an outsider. A consistent voice can say something about very disparate corners of the culture and make sense of them. I think an overarching editorial perspective is one thing I bring to the table. I wasn't looking around to host anything, but Studio 360 did seem to be a good match to my eclectic background and the various cultural spheres I've inhabited.
Spare time is scarce resource.
But really, there's nothing like this. No, I'm not leaving my wife. So I think a sparky, idea-driven, sometimes sassy, and ultimately serious but not somber program about the whole panoply of cultural life will be attractive to them. Inc. All rights reserved.