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Hosted by the University of Florida's Writing Program, "Write to the Point" features conversations with writing experts about the secrets to great communication. Guests on the show recognize that writing "to the point" means connecting with audiences and building knowledge bases in order to transform their communities.
Available on Apple, Spotify, Audible, and Deezer.
UF University Writing Program: https://writing.ufl.edu/
Questions? Contact host Tony Manganaro at amanganaro@ufl.edu
Available on Apple, Spotify, Audible, and Deezer.
UF University Writing Program: https://writing.ufl.edu/
Questions? Contact host Tony Manganaro at amanganaro@ufl.edu
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Frecuencia de actualización:
every 96 days
Duración media del audio:
36 minutes
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Estados Unidos
19 episodios
desde 20 de agosto de 2022
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In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Gaddis discusses communication strategies for a world that seemingly wants to avoid having difficult conversations. In topics ranging from toxic workplaces to relationship advice to the effects of screens and the state of education today, he and Tony do what most peopl…
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"Don't be cleverer than your reader," says stand-up comic and writer Amy Silverberg– meaning, always try surprising yourself when creating your art! In this amusing and intelligent conversation, Tony and Amy discuss the short story and stand-up forms in tandem. Silverberg's stories have been publis…
In this conversation, first-time novelist Jennifer Mandula gets frank about the joys and challenges – the adventure, really – of not just writing but selling a novel. She and Tony (an aspiring novelist himself) debate everything from hosting Feedback Dinner Parties to mapping outlines to using elem…
Why does the fear of public speaking feel like the fear of death? In this conversation, Dustin Hall answers that and more. Despite public speaking's many challenges, young people today actually crave the civic engagement that public speaking affords; they want to develop empathy in live situations …
In this conversation, Dr. Jamie Loizzo makes a strong pitch for all scientists to communicate to the public in a variety of mediums: podcasts, photo essays, virtual reality tours, and more. Scientists have a social responsibility to strengthen public understanding and trust. Among other topics, she…
In this conversation, Tony is joined by Albertine Clarke, whose first novel, The Body Builders, is being published by Bloomsbury Press in February 2026. In addition to exploring the mind-bendingly original novel itself, Albertine and Tony discuss what makes the science fiction genre so special and …
In this episode, Cydney Alexis and Tony have a wide-ranging conversation about tackling writer's block, the ways our material surroundings help define our writing processes, and how to approach chatbot use in universities today. Alexis is an Associate Professor of English at Kansas State University…
Tony interviews Amy Blue about the University of Florida's innovative "Putting Families First," a unique program that gathers first-year students across the health professions together to assist families (with the goal of improving the students' interpersonal skills). Blue is the associate vice pre…
In this episode, Dr. Shannon Butts (Senior Learning Designer at Elsevier) explains the fascinating science behind Elsevier's Shadow Health simulations– an interactive learning experience for nurses. Tony and Shannon cover a range of topics within a dense conversation, as Shannon elucidates why "kno…
Tony interviews Pulitzer-winning historian Jack E. Davis (author of W.W. Norton's The Gulf, The Bald Eagle, and others). They discuss the creative process behind composing academic scholarship: how using a varied vocabulary and sentence structure is essential; why researching and writing simultaneo…
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