Hot Air: All Talk, All the Time

Howard Kurtz

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Media Studies and Communication Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Examines the popularity and influence of television and radio talk shows with American society and includes discussion of some of the more noted personalities.

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