"The secret of it is to read what you've got in front of you. Don't, if you suspect that something has a double meaning, don't pause. Don't put on a leery vocal expression if you know what I mean on radio. Don't sort of do anything other than read it"

This quote by Humphrey Lyttelton is a reminder to radio presenters to stay focused on the product they are reading. He is recommending that they must not pause or add any vocal expression to the product, as this might be analyzed as a double meaning. He is emphasizing the value of reading the material as it is written, without any additional analysis. This is important for radio presenters, as any extra analysis might be misinterpreted by the audience. Lyttelton is suggesting that radio presenters ought to be professional and stay with the product they are reading, without adding any extra analysis. This will make sure that the audience gets the desired message, with no confusion. By following Lyttelton's advice, radio speakers can guarantee that their material exists in an expert and clear way.