This episode is perfect for anyone interested in producing media, telling stories, helping other people do better, Florida, wrestling, hot dogs, marching bands and football.
IN THIS EPISODE
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Eric describes what he does as a producer, what makes for a good story, and he goes about getting it.
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He tells a story about telling a story in Galway, Ireland, why storytelling is so central to the human experience, and the value he brings as a storyteller.
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He explains what he means by the phrase ‘if you can’t fix it, feature it.’
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Eric answers whether the value of professional producing has increased or decreased in a world where everyone is a content creator.
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He talks about growing up in Florida and why the people there are weird.
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He discusses his path attending four colleges, studying telecommunication management, selling radio on-air advertising and finding his way to Charlotte.
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Eric answers what was difficult and what he loved as Vice President of Broadcasting and Content at WTVI, Charlotte’s PBS station.
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He discusses helping other people do better and what he has learned about creativity.
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Eric answers a lightning round about Dusty Rhodes, hot dogs, speed traps, the Florida Gators, Dan Marino, marching bands, college football games, and the Boy Scouts of America.