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My brother started out as an overnight jock on the local country AM station when he was 16 back in the mid 1970s. I had a coworker who started doing radio production in the late 1960s and was a morning jock for most of the 80s. But by the late 1990s, radio consolidation had shrunk the jobs and both were doing non-radio work. Since then, the consolidation and job loss has only increased. I miss the days when I could tune across the dial on a road trip and hear regional music. Now, I can get the same homogenized crap everywhere. I stream community radio stations from the UK now, just to get some variety. Congrats, corporate MBAs - you've ruined another domestic industry.— January 29, 2020 3:18 a.m.