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.
In the age of radio, where personalities are often characterized by ranting, hysteria, teenage angst, and unbridled enthusiasm, Post stands out as a genuine individual. He is depressed.