ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We are joined by Radio Presenter and Host, Melissa Dee!
Why is it so hard for fresh presenters to break through? In this podcast, we talk about carving out space in an industry dominated by the same faces, while influencers increasingly take up slots that trained presenters have worked years for.
We celebrate icons like Angelica Bell, Clara Amfo, Michael Underwood, and Trevor Nelson (and more!), who paved the way, and spotlight the new voices hustling to do the same today. This is about honoring the past, calling out the present, and backing the future of real presenters.
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