September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
15h 8m
English
Windows are rolled down as you blaze down the open road . . . a hot radio station screams out of the speakers. A cold wintry night at 2 A.M., a distant AM station speaks to the American vista, or a controversial beacon of the mainstream keeps you company with arguable dialogue. These are just a few of the reasons that radio is the soundtrack of the nation. An indescribable experience that when executed with passion and purpose is timeless, intoxicating, and magical.

Oddly enough, the obituary for radio has been written time and time again. In the 50s, it was TV. After all, who would listen to the ...
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