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NETWORKING IS MY IDEA OF A NIGHTMARE | Jacqui Losco

Explore episode Jul 21, 2026

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Jacqui f'Fixfixow

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Fixfixow is one of those formative chapters that Jacqui returns to as evidence of how she learned to be on television. She describes the programme's atmosphere — warm, Maltese, different from anything she had done before — and how it sparked a deeper interest in the medium. The segment also includes a broader reflection on the television industry: the importance of being aligned with your production team, the frustration of working with people who lack a shared creative vision, and the satisfaction when everything clicks. Jacqui is candid about having worked in situations that were not ideal and about what she has come to value in collaborative creative contexts. The segment ends with a sense of a professional who knows what she wants and why, even if the path to clarity was not always smooth.

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