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Authenticity is a Team Sport
Authenticity is a Team Sport by Barry Nash The Art and Practice of Authenticity Read on Substack
Barry Nash November 14, 2025
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Authenticity is a Team Sport by Barry Nash The Art and Practice of Authenticity Read on Substack
Empathy may be considered toxic in some political circles, but when it comes to delivering the news it’s the coin of the realm — especially
Monica Kaufman Pearson The oldest clip in my teaching library is as valuable and instructive today as it was when I first included it almost
Discover how viewers define authenticity in news anchors—and how to help your team earn trust through preparation and connection.
Side-by-side-by-Ed. I live in Texas, and no one understands what matters most in my neck of the woods — or reports on it better — than CNN’s Ed Lavandera. This piece on the immigration controversy includes his interview with a woman whose mother has been detained by ICE.
If delivery can help you attract younger viewers, this guy may be cracking the code. If you want to understand how to engage viewers who
Wisdom and inspiration from the world beyond the newsroom. We’re always trying to understand what the success people are having in other worlds can teach
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A few months back, I was working with an anchor whose newscast ratings had been on the rise across multiple ratings periods. When I asked
Networks and stations are embracing and expanding bilingual reporting like never before, and the opportunities for bilingual speakers have never been more exciting. As coaches,
In a recent conversation with a large market news director, I was telling her how much I’d enjoyed my first coaching session with one of
A few years ago, I came across an article detailing how companies like BMW and Sheraton were using text analytics and computer technology to analyze
“What’s the secret to connecting with an audience?” When Harvard Business Review put this question to Penn Jillette (of Penn and Teller fame), his answer
A study featured in the Harvard Business Review underscores how important gesture is to gaining support from business investors. Can it be just as important