The evolution of talk radio since World War II, particularly in the 1960s and 70s, highlights its significant influence on political and social issues. As hosts recognized their ability to engage the public and impact real-world outcomes, the medium transformed. AIRING THE WAVE: Talk Radio At The Dawn Of The Digital Era explores this pivotal shift, addressing the interplay between talk radio and the burgeoning digital landscape, and filling a crucial gap in understanding its role in contemporary discourse.
