I have an upcoming town hall with a controversial topic. I have see the website and they say the public will have 2-3 minutes to talk and have to sign up to do so. They have posted rules for signs and other policies. Of course I will be checking with the powers that be about how they want it run. What I want to know if there is a correct way to run a open mic for an event like this.
I have always worried about a high-school student going all offensive language on the mic during a talent show, but luckily that hasn't happened. The one time it did, it was not only scripted, but approved.
I digress.
So, what should I be ready for during this town hall. And for those of you that say and relaxed peaceful evening, I thank you for your warm thoughts. BTW it is supposed to be hot that day, but we have great AC.
Thanks!
- My guess is the Mic are hot and they don't get touched (you don't want to editorials someones speech).
- They may say, we will cue you to turn them off.
- They may say, 2:30 a time reminder, and at 3:00 cut it off.
I have always worried about a high-school student going all offensive language on the mic during a talent show, but luckily that hasn't happened. The one time it did, it was not only scripted, but approved.
I digress.
So, what should I be ready for during this town hall. And for those of you that say and relaxed peaceful evening, I thank you for your warm thoughts. BTW it is supposed to be hot that day, but we have great AC.
Thanks!