Well, that music means it's time for another episode of the Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder show.

I'm Bill. That's Wendy.

Thank you so much for

tuning in. Greatly appreciated. This is episode number 47. If you thought the first 46 were good,

wait till you hear this episode. This is the game changer. Wendy, how are you? I'm good. I'm anxious to

hear how you're going to do this introduction. Well, I think I can tell this off, Wendy.

You and I have been in radio a collection, if you put our years together, over 300 years,

so watch this, because I think we're going to pull this off.

On one of the podcasts last week, you and I started talking about a television show that

meant a lot to both of us, and that's

a show called Real People that aired over on the NBC Network for five seasons, 1979, all the way

through 1984. We started talking about it because of Byron Allen, because you were amazed at all

the things that Byron Allen now produces, right? Yes. So we started talking about Byron Allen, and I said, let's talk a little bit about the other

hosts of real people.

You had Sarah Purcell.

You had Skip Stevenson.

You had Bill Rafferty.

Who am I leaving out, Wendy?

John Barber? Skip Stevenson. We said Skip. Well, I? Skip Stevenson.

Skip Stevenson.

We said Skip Stevenson.

But John Barber was the one that I wanted to pay special attention to.

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