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>You might be surprised at how mundane the programming >was when network shows weren't on the air. There were >a lot of long-winded preachers and snake oil salesmen, >and a lot of long-form scripted "inspirational" >stories that were a load of crap. > > >>There was a lot of great local programming on the >>radio back in the REAL Golden Age that hasn't been >>well documented. The network programming from the >>Golden Age of radio is well documented in many, many >>books. The Bronze Age of Radio, when pretty much all >>there was on the air was DJ's playing records, has >>been well documented in many, many books. But there is >>almost nothing out there about the great local >>programming that filled the dayparts when there were >>no network programs being fed, or on local stations >>that had no network affiliation. >> >>Slim Bryant's local morning show is just the tip of >>the iceberg regarding the unsung local programming of >>the REAL Golden Age of radio. >> >>>Slim & the Wildcats had a morning wake-up show on KD >>>radio!

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