He also formed an extraordinarily close, seemingly personal, link with his listeners. 'In a radio age when personality means rant, hysteria, terminal adolescence and unrelieved, unbelievable perkiness, Post is a person. He’s depressed.
He also forged a profoundly intimate, seemingly personal connection with his audience. In an era of radio where personality is synonymous with ranting, hysteria, adolescent angst, and unremitting cheerfulness, Post is a person. He's depressed.