ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In 1979, the Buggles proclaimed that "video had killed the radio star." Yet decades later, the radio star continues to shine.
At 11 years old, my dream of becoming a radio host was ignited by hearing the legendary Bonang Matheba on Metro FM. Now, as AI reshapes the media landscape, the resilience of the radio personalities faces never before tests.
Join me on Leo's perspective as we delve into the enduring allure of radio, the impact of AI on broadcasting, and the future of radio stars in the 21st century, and ask the question - "will the radio stars survive the next 50 years?"
Tune into Leo's perspective, where tradition meets innovation and the voice of radio adapts to the rhythm of tomorrow. Solid Gold Podcasts and Audiobooks Website
At 11 years old, my dream of becoming a radio host was ignited by hearing the legendary Bonang Matheba on Metro FM. Now, as AI reshapes the media landscape, the resilience of the radio personalities faces never before tests.
Join me on Leo's perspective as we delve into the enduring allure of radio, the impact of AI on broadcasting, and the future of radio stars in the 21st century, and ask the question - "will the radio stars survive the next 50 years?"
Tune into Leo's perspective, where tradition meets innovation and the voice of radio adapts to the rhythm of tomorrow. Solid Gold Podcasts and Audiobooks Website
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