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What strategies help RJs handle the pressure of live broadcasting while keeping the show natural and engaging?

Handling live broadcast pressure requires a blend of preparation, mental focus, and adaptability. I rely on thorough prep—knowing the show’s structure and key points reduces anxiety. Staying present helps me respond naturally rather than sticking rigidly to scripts. Breathing exercises calm nerves before and during the show. When unexpected moments arise, I embrace them as opportunities for genuine interaction rather than problems. The studio environment, supportive colleagues, and technical backup give me confidence to perform. I remind myself that listeners value authenticity, so it’s okay to show human moments. Maintaining a conversational tone keeps the show relatable and engaging. Over time, experience builds resilience, making pressure manageable rather than overwhelming.