MISLIŠTE Duško Ćurlić
Duško Ćurlić’s public persona — a confident, seasoned radio and television host — belies a childhood marked by shyness and a fear of public speaking. His path into media was not direct, fueled by a series of rejections from acting academies, which he openly describes as "frustrating" at 18. This conversation explores how those early setbacks shaped a career defined by resilience, a deep respect for the craft of broadcasting, and a critical view of modern media’s pitfalls. Ćurlić, who holds degrees in journalism and political science, found his true calling in radio, a medium he considers the soul of broadcasting and the best training ground for any media professional. He shares candid observations on the evolution of media, the diminishing role of mentorship, and the pervasive superficiality that now threatens genuine engagement. Readers will finish this conversation with a renewed appreciation for the unseen work behind polished performances and a challenge to seek depth in an increasingly shallow information landscape.