Talking more can actually make people respect you less. Alison Wood Brooks explains that people often think speaking more makes them look smarter or more confident, but the opposite is usually true. When you are not the expert in the conversation and you keep fighting for airtime, people begin to see you as less powerful. Do you think people talk too much in conversations today? #podcast #communication #bodylanguage #anxiety

mostfrighteninghistory on Instagram: "On August 26, 2015, the lives of 24-year-old journalist Alison Parker and her cameraman Adam Ward were tragically cut short during a live broadcast in Moneta, Virginia. While conducting a routine interview at Bridgewater Plaza for WDBJ-TV, they were approached and shot by Vester Lee Flanagan II, a former colleague. The violent incident was broadcast live, with viewers witnessing the horrifying moments before the camera dropped. Flanagan, who previously worke

Documented History on Instagram: "This is probably the best interest you’ll ever see. In 2017, Alison Hammond’s interview with Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford for their film Blade Runner 2049 became one of the most chaotic and hilarious press moments in recent memory. What was meant to be a straightforward promotional chat quickly turned into a playful comedy sketch. From the start, Alison admitted she had never seen the original Blade Runner, which instantly set a lighthearted tone. Her humor an

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