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Collects the fascinating memories of some of radio's most vivid personalities: Himan Brown, Axel Gruenberg, Fletcher Markle, Arch Oboloer, and Robert Lewis Shayon. They explain in their own words their journey through radio broadcasting, how it affected their lives, and how they saw it impacting upon the consciousness of a country.

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Ira Skutch formerly with Goodson-Todman Productions, where he served as producer-director and vice president until 1983, Ira Skutch logged over 10,000 episodes of such television shows as 'I've Got a Secret,' 'Beat the Clock,' 'Play Your Hunch,' ' Match Game,' and 'Password.' He has written a memoir, I Remember Television (Scarecrow Press, 1989), and edited other books in the DGA Oral History Series, including Sheldon Leonard's And the Show Goes On, Joseph Youngerman's My Seventy Years at Paramount Studios and the Directors Guild of America, and Delbert Mann (forthcoming).

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