NPR Radio Interview
Posted on: May 11, 2010
My live interview today on NPR radio went well. I was happy with the flow of our conversation. Round Table host Joe Donahue does a great job of making guests feel comfortable in the studio. It helped that I have been on the program before, so I was familiar with the set-up, how to use the microphone, how far away to sit.
The producer had me send some talking points, but Joe basically crafted the interview so it was a good back and forth flow between the two of us.
I was very happy that our local radio station, WAMC, and NPR welcomed me on to the show to discuss stuttering. Take a listen. I would love your feedback!
2 Responses to "NPR Radio Interview"
May 25, 2010 at 9:24 AM
Pam, I finally got to hear this now, and you were really terrific, very honest, sincere, and comfortable with answering the questions. It’s hard to believe that you didn’t have all of the questions beforehand!
As we say in the Jewish community, you should go from strength to strength!
Shayna
Make Room For The Stuttering 
May 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Let you know what I think? Are you kidding? You were WONDERFUL!!! fantabulous! GREAT!!! So sincere! And So obviously comfortable with who you are! I had tears in my eyes! And I’m not kidding! DANG! You go,girl! Pam, you just sounded so OK with your self! I am truly proud of you! You do a sister well.