Talk radio

Talk radio refers to the practice of holding public discussions via radio. While talk radio has a decades-old history, in the 1990s in the United States it grew to heretofore unseen popularity, primarily due to the popularity of programs by controversial political conservatives such as Rush Limbaugh, [G. Gordon Liddy]?, and Michael Reagan, and the libertarian "[shock jock]?" [Howard Stern]?. There have been many other subjects of discussion in talk radio, including advice about morality? (for example, from [Dr. Joy]? or [Dr. Laura]?), automobiles (for example, Car Talk), and finance (for example, [Bob Brinker's Money Talk]?).

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