'Those Magic Airwaves'

from Doty Land · host Gregory Humphrey

Send us Fan Mail What makes ham radio so relevant in today's world, and why is AM radio so nostalgic and wonderful? Doty Land, a podcast from Madison, Wisconsin takes up the task of providing some answers with two guests. Paulette Quick joins in the discussion regarding how local government benefits from ham radio operators. Insightful and charming, her interview provides background as to why ham operators are not just engaging in a hobby but also aiding in our communities. Bruce Miller takes us back in time to examine what made AM radio so special and why today's youth can still feel the excitement of past generations. Gregory Humphrey packages a podcast with memorable radio clips and connects with the reason radio influenced listeners and made an impact.

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