Neal Conan, longtime host of NPR’s ‘Talk Of The Nation,’ dies at 71
Neal Conan, who spent 36 years with National Public Radio and 11 years as the host of the network’s Talk of the Nation died Tuesday in Hawaii of glioblastoma at the age of 71.
I met Neal almost 50 years ago, at a small, hopeless FM radio station in New York City, WRVR. Neal spent much of what would have been his college years, if he’d attended, working at New York’s Pacifica noncommercial radio station, WBAI, where he took his first radio job as an engineer. ...
A rememberance by fellow NPR announcer Robert Siegel.
After his departure from NPR’s national talk programme, Talk of the Nation, Conan returned to radio in his new home of Hawaii, and produced a podcast, Truth, Politics, and Power, which I recommend.
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