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Podcast: In Memory of Don Hewitt: Tell Me A Story!

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Posted by: Linda Dulye at 08:17 pm on Sunday, August 30, 2009

On August 19th, television news lost one of its most legendary storytellers in the passing of Don Hewitt, creator of 60 Minutes. Don's charge for his reporters was to "tell me a story" and often sought to find "the story within the story." In this week's Spectator-Free Workplace podcast, Linda shares simple tips for making any manager a better storyteller.

Running time: 8:31

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