AIRING THE WAVE

The book explores the evolution of talk radio from its post-World War II origins to its significant role in shaping political and social discourse in the 1960s and 70s. It highlights how hosts recognized the medium's influence on public opinion and its potential to mobilize listeners around critical issues. By examining this transformation, it addresses the impact of talk radio at the onset of the digital age, filling a gap in understanding its ongoing relevance and power in contemporary society.