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    Entries in Radio (4)

    Monday
    Aug152011

    The Story of ESPN: Remarkable Broadcasting

    The single most powerful cable network in the country.

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    Monday
    Jun202011

    “The Bear Missed the Train” - Jean Shepherd on a Hot August Night  

    By the 70’s, Shepherd had lost much of the attention he first received when he broke onto the talk radio scene, yet to me, the things he said that day in 1972 seem eternal.

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    Saturday
    Nov212009

    Up-and-Coming Giants of the Music Industry or Just Another Artist?

    Well I'm back, after a brief absence from the blog scene. What, you may ask, has inspired this return? A national news story? A wise insight? A witty observation? A social criticism/commentary? Not quite, you guys will know me better than that in due time.

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    Thursday
    Nov122009

    Sing a Song of Myself... Just Not That One, Please!

    After two weeks of World Series baseball, and a one week recuperation from the torturous anguish of defeat to the Yankees, I now feel well enough to write again. And since I am on the subject of torture, I thought it only appropriate to contemplate the sad, yet equally hilarious story that appeared last month from Guantanamo Bay. You know the one, about the alleged terrorist inmates on the Marine Base Jack Nicholson used to be in charge of, and how they were brutally forced to endure the pain of listening to select songs for hours upon hours straight.

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