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WBZ Flashback

This week it was Classic Larry Glick.

Brought back some memories!

Also reminded me of a time when radio was a human connection.
 
I enjoy them as well. Listening to Anti Imigration radio every Sunday night with Marisa Defranco was not my cup of tea. However, last nights Larry Glick show was the same one they ran a few weeks ago. Last week's the David Brudnoy hour that I tuned into featured an interview with the owner of Computer Dating Service. I can't imagine this was one of the best Brudnoy segments they could find.
 
Their Flashback shows are probably quite limited. So it's pointless to ask for the Larry show, the 12am after the day of the "Blackfriars" murders. It was a classic believe me, a long monologue by Glick. A lot was said and much was alluded to about former BZ newsman Jack Kelly. Larry was quite serious and somber. Kelly was good, if you never heard him.

I'd also like to hear the first HIV program which would have been about 1983. Cover of the Rolling Stone doing a story about a 'mysterious blood cancer.' David would have been very much concerned with the topic but the audience wouldn't get that it was likely personal with him (though I don't think he contracted it that early).

The last time I heard David on a flashback he was talking about wearing scarfs on that one about dating services.
 
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