TV writer/producer/director Ken Levine (M*A*S*H, Cheers, Frazier, Simpsons) spent a summer doing minor league baseball play-by-play for the Syracuse Chiefs, on a tiny radio station with a tiny coverage area.
Sometimes there wasn’t a lot for him to talk about during the games, so…
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That is a classic story that perfectly illustrates radio’s “Theatre of the Mind” possibilities.
A ten minutes well worth listening to–thanks Dan, that was a great story! md
I listened to this several hours ago and have been chuckling ever since. Thanks for making my day! Great story!
Funn, but I used to listen to Ken’s Syracuse network feed in Sri Lanka and Borneo. Great fun.