FIND-A-LINE is the word-bank of fresh and original lines for presentations, news scripts and advertising copy … for... More > headlines, jokes, competition slogans and payoffs.

In Find-a-Line are around ten thousand cool phrases, rhymes, puns, and alliterations to grab attention.

It’s the book that will assign well-worn words and phased-out phrases to the cliché crusher!

It’s the base-camp from where you can kick-start your creativity.

It’s an ingenuous one-of-a-kind compendium compiled by Peter Stewart.

COMING SOON - Find-a-line the searchable website. Keep watching www.find-a-line.com for launch autumn/ winter 2011 < Less

1001 Top Talking Topics

Presenters are often encouraged to talk about their own experiences, what they’ve seen, overheard... More > or read. To bring something of themselves to their programme.

That way they create a stronger bond with the audience than simply saying ‘that was … this is’. They share something of themselves and appear more conversational, more relatable, more real. And that builds up a connection with the audience, who are more likely to stay loyal.

It’s called ‘communication’!

But inevitably, presenters can run short of ideas for topics to talk about.

This book is to give you inspiration.

It's a springboard for ideas for links or phone-ins.

There are ones that ask your listeners to tell a story; to contribute to a list; are a bit personal; ask listeners to reminisce; have a
moral angle; border on the surreal ...

1001 Top Talking Topics: the one-of-a-kind compendium for anyone who links songs or bits on a radio show, or presents radio phone-ins. < Less

1001 Top Talking Topics Presenters are often encouraged to talk about their own experiences, what they've seen, overheard or... More > read. To bring something of themselves to their programme. That way they create a stronger bond with the audience than simply saying 'that was ... this is'. They share something of themselves and appear more conversational, more relatable, more real. And that builds up a connection with the audience, who are more likely to stay loyal. It's called 'communication'! But inevitably, presenters can run short of ideas for topics to talk about. This book is to give you inspiration. It's a springboard for ideas for links or phone-ins. There are ones that ask your listeners to tell a story; to contribute to a list; are a bit personal; ask listeners to reminisce; have a moral angle; border on the surreal ... 1001 Top Talking Topics: the one-of-a-kind compendium for anyone who links songs or bits on a radio show, or presents radio phone-ins. < Less

FIND-A-LINE is the word-bank of fresh and original lines for presentations, news scripts and advertising copy … for... More > headlines, jokes, competition slogans and payoffs.

In Find-a-Line are around ten thousand cool phrases, rhymes, puns, and alliterations to grab attention.

It’s the book that will assign well-worn words and phased-out phrases to the cliché crusher!

It’s the base-camp from where you can kick-start your creativity.

It’s an ingenuous one-of-a-kind compendium compiled by Peter Stewart.

COMING SOON - Find-a-line the searchable website. Keep watching www.find-a-line.com for launch autumn/ winter 2011 < Less

1001 Top Talking Topics

Presenters are often encouraged to talk about their own experiences, what they’ve seen, overheard... More > or read. To bring something of themselves to their programme.

That way they create a stronger bond with the audience than simply saying ‘that was … this is’. They share something of themselves and appear more conversational, more relatable, more real. And that builds up a connection with the audience, who are more likely to stay loyal.

It’s called ‘communication’!

But inevitably, presenters can run short of ideas for topics to talk about.

This book is to give you inspiration.

It's a springboard for ideas for links or phone-ins.

There are ones that ask your listeners to tell a story; to contribute to a list; are a bit personal; ask listeners to reminisce; have a
moral angle; border on the surreal ...

1001 Top Talking Topics: the one-of-a-kind compendium for anyone who links songs or bits on a radio show, or presents radio phone-ins. < Less