Live Stream: How To Create Your Talk Show Framework and Structure Original Air Date: 6/22/23

[@thesolforce8127]

So niche, so great. Thank you for sharing this. I am looking forward to seeing the fruits !

[@thedivinepurposepodcast]

Hello Brian, Thank you for this video. I’ve been working as a host/producer for about 4 years now. But your notes on the talk show transformation is amazing ❤❤.

[@BrianKelseyYouTube]

Thanks SO much! I'm in the midst of filming a thorough course on how to start your own talk show, maybe something you'd be interested in. If so, sign up for my non-annoying newsletter below, and you'll be in the loop! www.briankelsey.com/newslettersign-up

[@CastMetyll]

Thank you so much for this video. As I am readying my own music talk show for KZbin, I appreciate your insights here. Great job 😊❤

[@BrianKelseyYouTube]

Great and thanks so much! Take a look at my course info if you’re thinking you might need some help!

[@CastMetyll]

@@BrianKelseyKZbinThank you. I will consider it. Timing is bad right now as I also hold a day job at a plastics plant with 3 rotating shifts. 😮

[@UsefulWords]

Thanks Friend ! Very helpful !❤

[@BrianKelseyYouTube]

Thank YOU for checking it out!

[@foxcitiescore]

Enjoyed the video, Brian.

[@arnaudmaag]

hey!! truly love your content !! what's the camera you use ? take care

[@TheNashvilleJason]

When I do my podcast, I like to go off the cuff as if I'm meeting the person for the first time. I have a word doc with a basic structure of the show with basic topics, then just hit certain marks. I've noticed if I script things out too much, the show sounds totally canned. Which I hate. Also, on camera, I've used blue notecards before. Letterman used to do that.