While this is not a broadcast radio, I felt that Rush Limbaugh's Remco Caravelle deserved a place in the Archives due to its unique place in radio history.  The Caravelle was a Christmas gift to Rush at age eleven.  He played at being a disk jockey for hours with this toy, and as an adult he realized his boyhood dream of becoming a radio broadcast personality.

And what a personality he has become!  He's the number one radio talk show host in the nation, with almost 20,000,000 listeners a week.  With over twenty years in syndication, he is a five-time recipient of the Marconi Award for the Network Syndicated Personality of the Year and a member of the Radio Hall of Fame.  Thanks to Rush, "talk radio" became a phenomenon; his success spawned others who helped revitalize AM radio with the talk format. 

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