His dyspeptic morning show helped make WBAI-FM in New York a vibrant, eccentric, alternative radio haven. “I was the first angry man in morning radio,” he said.
Source: New York Times
Larry Josephson, Champion of Free-Form Radio, Dies at 83
Published in Deaths (Obituaries), Josephson, Norman Lawrence (Larry) (1939-2020), New York City, Pacifica Foundation, Public Broadcasting, Radio and WBAI
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