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Tip: Message Diamond. Book: Good To Great. Story: The 1940 Census Is Wrong25 Jun 202400:07:44

On the menu today: A media training tip about how to use a message diamond to structure your answers, a book review of Good to Great by by James C. Collins, and  a story sexism in the U.S. Census.

Tip: Elements of Effective Storytelling. Book: Code Girls. Story: Orangeburg County Sheriff.22 Jun 202400:06:56

On the menu: a media training tip about the elements of effective storytelling, a book review of Code Girls by Liza Mundy,  a story about a missing sheriff in South Carolina, and an interview with BLANK.

Tip: Feeling/Problem/Solution. Book: Act of Congress. Story: Twitter Diplomacy 19 Jun 202400:07:32

On the menu today: A media training tip about the three elements of effective advocacy, a book review of Act of Congress by Robert Kaiser, and a story about the launch of the first Twitter account in the Washington diplomatic corps.

Tip: Body Language. Book: Digital Diplomacy. Story: Kay Hagan15 Jun 202400:05:46

On the menu: A media training tip about effective body language, a book review of Digital Diplomacy, Edited by Andreas Sandre, and a story about swimming in the Senate Pool.

Tip: Visualizing Statistics Guest: Alex Karjeker29 Jul 202100:15:40

On the menu today: A media training tip on how to visualize statistics, a book review of When the Tea Party Came to Town by Robert Draper, a story about the islands of the Indo-Pacific, and an interview with Alex Karjeker, political strategist and blogger at TexasPlenty.com.

Tip: Voice & Accent Guest: Pablo Manriquez26 Jul 202100:15:38

On the menu today: A media training tip on non-verbal communication, a book review of What I Saw at the Revolution by Peggy Noonan, a story about election night in Mexico, and an interview with Pablo Manriquez, Congressional Correspondent for Latino Rebels and La Politica Online

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