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This is John Batchel, a conversation with the author Max Boot.

His new book is Reagan, Life and Legend.

We address the radio days where Ronald Reagan,

just out of Eureka College,

during the depths of the Depression,

sought work on radio stations local.

But he was so successful,

he moved to larger stations calling Major League Baseball games, a hit making money for

he and his family. However, his ambition is Hollywood. Max Boot on the radio days of Ronald Reagan,

much more of this later in the week. Well, remember that in the early 1930s, I mean, Reagan graduated from college in 1932.

At that time, that was the pre-television age.

Radio was the mass communications medium along with movies.

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