“Television Was My Goal.” Leoš Mareš Calls Social Media “Cheap Dopamine”
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- Broadcaster Leoš Mareš has taken on a new partner at Evropa 2 and is hosting a new season of SuperStar.
- In an iDNES.cz interview, he discusses how he avoids becoming overexposed and assesses his morning show with Štěpán Kozub.
- Mareš also describes social media as “cheap dopamine” and says television once represented his main professional goal.
“Television was my goal,” Leoš Mareš says, while describing social media as “cheap dopamine.” The Czech broadcaster and presenter discussed his work and media habits in an interview with iDNES.cz.
Mareš now has a new partner on Evropa 2 and is moderating a new season of SuperStar. The interview examines how he manages a high-profile workload while trying not to appear everywhere at once.
Television was my goal.
He also spoke about the Ranní show, which he presents with Štěpán Kozub. The conversation addresses how he feels about their collaboration and how the programme fits into his broader work in radio and television.
Social media are cheap dopamine.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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