Thursday in Broadcast History .. February 6th

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On this day in 1951, radio commentator Paul Harvey (Pictured)  was arrested for trying to sneak into the Argonne National Laboratory in suburban Chicago. future Beatle George Harrison joined Liverpool group The Quarrymen. Ronnie Milsap was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. more than 200 women filed court actions against Chuck Berry over allegations he had been secretly filming them in the toilets of the restaurant he owned. Plus birthday milestones INSIDE

PSR’s 6pm Wednesday Night News with the News You Should Know…

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Trump Is Bringing The [DS] Disease Corrupt Temple Down On Their Head – X22 Report

Radio Mans fave with Alice Cooper

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Originating in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1964, Alice Cooper was originally a band consisting of Furnier, guitarists Glen Buxton and Michael Bruce, bassist Dennis Dunaway, and drummer Neal Smith

Wednesday in Broadcast History .. February 5th

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90 years ago today comedian Eddie Cantor’s illustrious radio career got underway as he made an appearance on Rudy Vallee’s “The Fleischmann Hour” on NBC. Two decades later the Fifth Emmy Awards gave top honors to I Love Lucy, Thomas Mitchell and Helen Hayes. Also this date ‘The Smothers Brothers Comedy Show’ (pictured) debuted on CBS-TV, the 200th episode of ‘Married with Children’ aired on FOX-TV, and the 50th ‘Andy Griffith Show’ was seen on CBS-TV. ALL the milestones for Feb. 5th INSIDE.

Ops Have Just Begun, Trump Attending Super Bowl? Sum Of All Fears, Panic In...

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The [DS] is now preparing for riots, using antifa and the illegals. Stephen Miller reminds the people that the insurrection can be used

James Cridland: Where We’re At on the “Sound Off” Podcast with Matt Cundill

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James Cridland is Editor of Podnews, the daily podcast newsletter. He is also radio futurologist - a writer, consultant and public speaker on radio’s future.

Radio Mans fave with Sheriff

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Sheriff was a Canadian rock band in the early and mid 1980s, best known for their 1982 song "When I'm with You" which became a Billboard No. 1 hit upon re-release in early 1989.