Why was Kidd Kraddick popular with younger radio listeners?
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Colin West
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He treated his audience like they were part of the show, not just passive listeners. He’d bring local high school kids on the air, talk about their prom drama, and actually laugh with them instead of at them. You ever hear a host make a teenager feel like the star of the room? That was Kidd’s magic. He didn't talk down to younger listeners or pretend to be their age, he just met them where they lived.
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