Can we talk?: the power and influence of talk shows
Can We Talk? The Power and Influence of Talk Shows explores the talk show genre and how it affects society. Dr. Scott, a noted expert on social issues and a sometime radio talk show host, provides a savvy overview of how and why today's talk shows and their hosts have become so controversial, c...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Can We Talk? The Power and Influence of Talk Shows explores the talk show genre and how it affects society. Dr. Scott, a noted expert on social issues and a sometime radio talk show host, provides a savvy overview of how and why today's talk shows and their hosts have become so controversial, compelling, and powerful (especially if they own part or all of their own show). The first half of the book focuses on radio talk shows, the second on television talk shows. These two sections start with detailed histories of how talk shows began with the birth of each of these media over a half century ago. Subsequent chapters highlight the big movers and shakers in these arenas, with brief looks at how top hosts, e.g., Oprah Winfrey, Barbara Walters, Larry King, Howard Stern, David Letterman, and Rush Limbaugh, found professional and financial success Can We Talk? is a remarkably fair and balanced look at a profit-driven industry for which critics and supporters have become adversarial in arguing their competing claims, such as advocating free speech and free markets versus upholding social and community values. Anyone interested in talk shows and their impact on society, as well as social scientists, behavior therapists, and psychologists, will benefit from Dr. Scott's incisive comments as a social scientist, host, and panelist |
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Introduction 1
Chapter One: Creating a Climate of Anger and
Pain 8
Part One: Talk Radio
Chapter Two: A Nation of Talkers—The Rise
of Talk Radio 27
Chapter Three: Talk Radio Since the 1960s—
Politics, Psychology, Success, and Shock
Jocks 39
Chapter Four: The Rise of Radio Superstars—
From King to Limbaugh to Stern 60
Chapter Five: The Voice of the People—What
People Are Saying Coast to Coast 86
Chapter Six: Talking to Talk Show Hosts 128
Chapter Seven: In the Niche—From Local to
Specialty Radio 155
Part Two: Talk TV
Chapter Eight: The Beginnings of Talk TV 181
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ui a can we talk?
Chapter Nine: The Rise of Talk TV 205
Chapter Ten: Making It Big—Barbara, Oprah,
Ricki, and the Late Night Shift 235
Chapter Eleven: Look Who s Talking—From
Entertainment to Information on Talk Shows
Today 272
Chapter Twelve: Just How Bad Are the Trash
Talk Shows Anyway? 295
Conclusion: Where Do We Go From Here? .... 317
Index 321
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