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Letters to Ed

Ed,

My son, a high-school junior, takes an AP history test today. I don’t think that would be happening without your influence. Over the years, he would hear me listening to your show, and became interested in the Back Side segments, because they gave him what he wasn't getting in school. So if he places out of some college history, you’ll deserve some of the credit, for interesting him in the subject in the first place.

Rod

By the way really like your program. I am 49 and always liked to listen to Paul Harvey. Your news stories, second hand news and history rank right there with him.
Paul
Finally get to listen to Wheels over here. (Iraq)
Love your show and your historical studies.
Dane

I read your website every morning like I used to read the daily paper but with a much broader scope.

Liz

I wanted you to know that I find your web site and radio show news more in-depth, concise, accurate and useful than the minute-by-minute fire hose flow of idiocy that flows from the major and local news outlets.

Carl

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