Basically, Radio Hasn't Changed Over The Years.

That Something Extra, I Believe, Is A Certain Humanity That Comes From Upbeat And Positive Human Interest Letters And Success Stories. Advertisers Like To Be Associated With Those Qualities.

Songs Used To Be Short, Then They Became Longer, And Now Theyre Getting Shorter. But Otherwise, Music Is About A Beat And A Message. If The Beat Gets To The Audience, And The Message Touches Them, Youve Got A Hit.

The Stories Are Success Stories. The Letters From Listeners Often Touch The Heart And Can Be Inspiring.

I Started Radio In 1950 On The Lone Ranger Radio Program, A Dramatic Show That Emanated From Detroit When I Was 18 Years Old And Just Beginning College. I Did That For A Couple Of Years.

I Was Drafted And Went To Korea Where I Had An Opportunity To Create A Production Team That Did Dramatic And Comedy Shows. I Had Also Done A Little Disc Jockeying.