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   One hears  people on various TV  shows and  people giving speeches  who yell talk . It's not just on QVC.

You'd think that  if one " speaks for a living " by being on TV or giving  speeches that they would  be coached by  professional communicators  to lower their voice tone  but speak clearly and forcefully for their voice to carry through a microphone .

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

I've noticed this as well.  I dislike it.  I understand speaking loudly at first to get attention.  To do it continually must hurt the throat.    

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

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When they start yelling I turn them off.if it's important I can get a two minute version of what you said later.

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

I can barely stand to watch my favorite local Pittsburgh news in the morning due to the one female anchor yelling.  Maybe I wouldn't mind it as much later in the day but first thing in the morning forget it.  

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

I turn to another channel immediately if a person is "yelling" telling me about buying a product or the news/weather.

 

It's an uneducated person if they're yelling.

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

It is happening everywhere, yelling and talking over each other, a real turn off!

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

If it's on TV, I turn on "Closed Captioning" and hit the "mute" button.

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

A local female news anchor in my area does this.  Your term yell talker made me chuckle but it's the perfect descriptor.

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers


@skatting44 wrote:

   One hears  people on various TV  shows and  people giving speeches  who yell talk . It's not just on QVC.

You'd think that  if one " speaks for a living " by being on TV or giving  speeches that they would  be coached by  professional communicators  to lower their voice tone  but speak clearly and forcefully for their voice to carry through a microphone .


@skatting44 

 

The Kitchen on Saturday mornings on the Food Network is horrific with all the screaming.  It's hard to watch even with it taped on the DVR and using the mute button on & off.  

 

Sad because some of the recipes are fantastic.

 

It reminds me of The View which I haven't seen for many many years thankfully which I believe is one of the first screamer interrupter shows.

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Re: Why so many Yell Talkers

@rockygems123  I agree with you on the show The Kitchen, I use to enjoy that show but the Chef Sunny Anderson is so loud I have to mute her. The recipes are so good on that show and usually easy meal to prepare.