Chuck

You're telling everybody what's going on, you know?

Yeah.

I say we take a break because we're getting nostalgic already.

What do you think?

Yeah, I'm going to park that and we'll stick to the facts.

Okay, baby.

We're taking a break, everybody.

We'll be right back.

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Dad had the strong belief that the devil was attacking us.

When Larry is murdered, Gabe is forced to confront the past he tried to leave behind and uncover secrets he never saw coming.

So if we're talking the golden age of radio as a whole, that was about a three to four decade period from the 20s through the mid 50s or so.

That was when AM radio starred.

We'll also talk a little bit later about sort of the 70s period when AM radio music was like, you know, the mellow gold stuff was a big deal.

But that, you know, that first decade of radio ushered in, you know, it was blowing people's minds like they had never heard sometimes any of this stuff or certainly had not heard any of this stuff live, like a live broadcast.

And speaking of sports, in 1921,

Over about 125,000 square miles from where it broadcasts out of Jersey City, New Jersey, people listen to the heavyweight boxing championship.

And I can't imagine what that was like to hear a sports broadcast like that for the first time as it happened.