One of two shows I've ever listened to on NPR (the other is A Prairie Home Companion) is calling it quits this fall. So long, Click & Clack. After 35 years of yucking it up you deserve some peace and quiet.
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Permalink Reply by Davis on June 9, 2012 at 6:22am Johnny,
Our family has listened to Car Talk for decades and PHC as well. The grandsons (third generation of listeners) enjoy them, too. You are right: there is a time to take the shingle down.
Davis
The Magliozzi Brothers will be missed. But it is time for a new generation of redio personalities to take over with new and fresh ideas.
Permalink Reply by Suburban Sentinel on June 9, 2012 at 10:29am Certainly we couldn't expect the tappet brothers to go on forever, but Car Talk signing off for the last time will be a truly sad event. Same with Prairie Home. I was privileged to meet Garrison Keillor some years ago and Click & Clack many years before that. All true gentlemen and significant public assets.
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