KUOM

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when I worked at Radio K.

And I kinda went into it, like, jokey-jokey, you know?

Yeah.

... right, but the, but, you know, the, the stations have asked us, the listeners, to step up and we actually, you know, and, and they've actual- the listeners have heeded the call and, you know, done, done their parts.

And I'm, I am, I, I am, I, I am e- 85 years old, so my, my, my memories, my, my parents were the happiest when I was able to finally to get w- signing on KUOM University of Minnesota radio station at, at, at 10:30 in the morning.

My, my parents were, w- were the proudest that their son who, who was blind actually signed on the radio station that they would listen to a lot.

I actually, the, the, the reason I'm, I'm a, I'm a NPR nerd- Is my, m- my parents are, are, are, are gone, so but anyway, I, I actually grew up listening to, at that time, KUOM, University of Minnesota radio station, because that not only did classical music but, but other stories.

They had stories for children and, and other stuff.

So and that was, that, that was before the PR and PR.

Minnesota School of the Air, at that time, was, was on at 11 o'clock in the morning.

W- w- as actually a nice theme.