Bruce WIlliams did his final show Friday – his goodbye letter is on his web site. For the next two weeks, he’s available for local hosts to do interviews.
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I will miss the old curmudgeon’s voice and fatherly advice.
One of the most enjoyable jobs and periods of my life was in the mid 1980’s when I worked at a local radio station. One summer while on the evening shift, I was a board-op (the days before modern automation and de-regulation) for Bruce’s program. I listened to him every night for months and I think it developed my affinity for talk-radio.
He did a great show and every time I tuned in in subsequent years, hearing his program was both enjoyable and a bit of nostalgia for a wonderful time in my own history.
He was a ground breaker and put on a first class program.
I hope this post ends up in the right spot – this is the only text box I can find. At any rate, regarding the Steve Malzberg comment, WOR would never replace him with Hannity, since Malzberg beats him in the New York market.