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A veteran of nearly 30 years, Wyatt worked
on the original American Sunrise program
in the early 90's, and was an integral
part of the building of Morning In America.
Wyatt was the final host of the program
which ended June 1, 1996.
When
Wyatt left full-time broadcasting in December
of 1999, a number of his associates asked
him to continue to produce programming
for their stations. For a while the program
was entertainment based, but Wyatt couldn't
stay out of the talk arena. so his Voice
At Large radio program became more commentary
based, and when he was asked to bring
the show to the Accent Radio Network,
he re-christened the program American
Sunrise and returned to the philosophy
that made it and Morning In America. so
successful.
Stations
loved the original American Sunrise and
Morning In America. because it was so
easy to integrate your local elements
into the show. Wyatt's proudest achievement
was the reinvention of Morning In America.
from an hour-long chat show with news
content into a fast paced, fully-modular
morning news magazine that stations could
integrate into their local programming
easily! The original Saturday In America.
and Morning In America. had eighteen entry
and exit points in each hour to accomodate
local news elements, national and state
news networks and their features, and
always allowed each element to stand alone.
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Wyatt's Favorite Radio is a retrospective on the good old days of radio featuring commentary from host Wyatt Cox.
A veteran of nearly 30 years, Wyatt has been an old time radio fan since the late 60's when attempts were made to bring back the medium of radio drama with efforts like the CBS Radio Theater.
While Wyatt likes the EG Marshall/Hyman Brown series, he says there's nothing like the originals. "I could listen day in and day out to Jack Benny, Fred Allen, George and Gracie, Lum and Abner, X Minus One and the thousands upon thousands of shows that are out there. I look on what I do with the show as a preservationist. By making these shows available, I fulfill an obligation to those who were on the air before me to keep their works alive."
Here a sample of Wyatt's Favorite Radio here!
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To contact us by Snail Mail:
Wyatt Cox
PO Box 621822
Las Vegas, NV 89162-1822
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