Chuck

Yeah.

Clear Channel City.

I'm not falling for anything you ever say anymore, so don't even try.

Should we take another break?

Yes.

All right.

We'll take another break.

Talk about the rise of TV and, you know, music on AM radio right after this.

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Okay, Chuck, we're back.

We talked about how the golden age of radio ended, but that was what the oldsters considered the golden age.

If you were young and hip, the golden age was still yet to come.

That's right.

I mentioned Top 40 was invented on AM and it was specifically developed by a station owner named Todd Storrs in Nebraska at the beginning of the 1950s, I guess.

And he said, hey, you know, radio has all these great shows.