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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. The BEST Seattle Radio History Book Ive FoundBy Jerry IsenhartThanks John Schneider. If there is anyone out there qualified to write a book like this it is John.He called on most of us for years - selling us electronics for our stations. So John was inside moststations in the Pacific Northwest more than most. Thank you for capturing the story before it fades too far;Jerry IsenhartNorthcentral Broadcasting CoKOZI AM / FMKLVR FMKULE AM / FM0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Good balance of all aspects of Seattle Radio Station history.By James P. HawkinsOne of the best of this Arcadia series of Radio History Books. Has a good balance of talent; studio photos; transmitter sites and equipment; towers; technicians and engineers. I am especially interested in the vintage transmitter equipment; which is somewhat scarce in some of the other books of this series. Nevertheless; all are worth having if you are a radio history buff.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Seattle RadioBy Duane W. SmartA nice; historical look at Seattle radio history. Great pictures. There are some minor inaccuracies in the book. Its still a nice read if you are into broadcasting history or worked; as I did; in the industry.