For many public radio reporters — even some of the most experienced ones — the prospect of a two-way can be daunting. You've been gathering facts and collecting tape, and now, you have to sit down in ...

A reporter or host's delivery — presence, tone, pacing, energy — can be the difference between a story that resonates and one that just gets skipped.

Much as written music is meant to be performed, audio stories are meant to be spoken. On paper, an audio story exists in two dimensions. The voice adds emotion, texture and nuance. What’s on the page ...