From baseball greats to high wire artist Phillipe Petit, who walked between the Word Trade Towers, to cat resorts and fly fishing in Montana, Mary Saner has done stories for NPR, CBS, Voice of America and more, sometimes hip-deep in trout streams, other times riding motorcycles, always getting close to the action with her mic. Both memoir and how-to, the book offers insights for those who listen to radio, but more important, she offers a succinct primer for anyone wanting timeless tips on how to succeed in radio today. A must-have for media students.
