Why Younger Listeners Still Find Radio Through Apps

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We begin by making Friday the new home of Fight Club and asking listeners to grab the Kayal and Company podcast. “Scuba” returns almost immediately, Greg invites listeners to leave whatever review they want and the crew gets into old-school radio habits, tuna wraps, pickles and the simple pleasure of hearing AM static under an overpass. Macklemore then takes over the conversation after announcing shows in Dublin, Paris and London tied to Palestinian humanitarian causes following his removal from Ed Sheeran’s U.S. dates. Dawn brings her firsthand account of Sheeran’s Philadelphia show into the discussion as we debate whether an opening act should turn another performer’s concert into a political stage, what Sheeran told the crowd and how the Macklemore dispute grows after other opening acts leave the tour. The second major discussion comes from Gallup, which reports that 43% of Americans now hold a positive view of socialism while capitalism sits at 55%. We talk housing costs, inflation, younger Americans, faith in government, free enterprise and why the word “socialism” may carry a different meaning to younger voters. Near the end of the hour

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