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The Great Radio Audience Participation Shows World War I fiction she lives in New YorkAuthor Jim cox Publisher McFarland Publishing (September 1, 2001) Binding hardcover Condition like new Summary The Great Radio Audience Participation Shows by Jim Cox explores the golden age of radio through 17 classic audience participation programs from the 1940s and 1950s. This meticulously researched book provides insight into how these shows captivated listeners and involved them directly, shaping the interactive media culture we know today.