Puget Sound Radio

In radio, it's hard to find that 'sweet spot'. The age and gender at which you target most of your programming and advertising towards. After reading a number of articles and data on the subject, there appears to be a consensus on what that age may be.

In this exclusive Press For Truth interview Dan Dicks sits down with Bill Vander Zalm former Premier of British Columbia to discuss his views on politics, the global elite and their end game agenda.

It was March 12th when the newly elected President of the US Franklin Roosevelt used radio to deliver his first Fireside Chat… ..when singer Fabian (pictured) was named “Most Promising New Talent” in a poll of “American Bandstand” viewers… ..when Bob Dylan cancelled an “Ed Sullivan Show” television appearance after being told he could not sing “Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues” because it was too political… ..and when syndicated TV’s venerable Entertainment Tonight aired its 3,000th show. ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

With 57% of Americans using online radio monthly, the conversion of monthly to weekly users is now at 88%. Additionally, the latest Infinite Dial update reports that podcast listening also showed sharp gains on both a monthly basis (17% to 21%) and weekly (10% to 13%)

Keith Emerson died last night at his home in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, aged 71.

It was a March 11th when Charles Van Doren (pictured) finally lost on NBC-TV’s rigged game show “21.” He left with $129,000. The scandal over leaked answers to Van Doren had not yet erupted… When the FCC decreed that 8 to 11 pm would be TV’s prime time controlled and programmed by ABC, CBS and NBC… When Aerosmith was featured on CBS-TV’s 60 Minutes… and when talk show host Glenn Beck singled out Bruce Springsteen’s “Born In The USA” as a perfect example of the progressive politics he said were destroying the country. Details and many more milestones for the date INSIDE.