Here at the top of this podcast, we're going to play some sounds, and I want you to say what they are out loud the moment you recognize them.

Okay, are you ready? Here's the first one.

Of course, you know what that is. It's a radio tuning in.

This one may be a little bit more difficult, especially if you're under the age of, say, 35.

Yes, an LP album.

You remember those vinyl records.

What was the first vinyl record you ever purchased?

Mine was Boston.

And then there was this song.

It was a big hit back in 1979.

Video killed the radio star.

Video killed the radio star.

Well, as we all know, video didn't exactly kill the radio star,

but it certainly changed the radio industry.

But I have to tell you, there's a new game in town.

This is a two to three hundred million dollar industry that's doubling revenues every single year.

Think about that for just a moment.

In five years, this is going to be a billion dollar industry.

Yes, with a capital B.

I'm talking about, of course, podcasts.

And I can hear all your radio fans and enthusiasts tipping

over right now. Relax. Don't panic. Radio isn't going anywhere. People have been telling me for years

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