Have you ever wondered what it is like for the people waiting to go on the air next? Every studio, every station, offers its own unique experience. Those in New York City, however, represent an adventure unto themselves. Read about one such undertaking in this week’s Carosa Commentary: “Here’s What Goes Through Your Mind When You’re About to Appear on a Live Network Broadcast.”
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