Rush Limbaugh is widely credited with reviving AM radio with the debut and ensuing massive popularity of his nationally-syndicated, self-titled program. He attended City University of New York-Queens College from 1973 to 1976. Golden was part of the production team on the Rush Limbaugh television program, which aired from 1992 through 1996. He occasionally contributes written political commentary online. From 1998 to 2001, Golden served as Vice President for Programming at, where he also hosted two Internet radio programs. From 1992 to 1998, Golden co-hosted (with Joel Santisteban) a political call-in show, “The James and Joel Show,” on WABC radio in New York. In his early twenties, Golden worked at radio station WWRL in New York as Director of Marketing and Research, and later served as the radio station’s first Music Research Director. From there he went to WABC – New York as Music Director and the station’s senior producer in the talk format.
He is also Senior Partner and CEO of Golden Age Consulting Group. James Golden, under the pseudonym “Bo Snerdley,” served as the “Show Observer” and Call Screener for “The Rush Limbaugh Show” for more than 30 years.
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“We look forward to sharing this incredible series with millions of Rush Limbaugh fans,” said Julie Talbott, President of Premiere Networks. I want to thank Premiere Networks and the EIB Network for allowing me this profound opportunity.” “It is not only my honor, but also my duty, to help ensure his legacy is properly acknowledged. “The only blessing greater than working with Rush, was knowing the man that he truly was,” said Golden. Presented by My Pillow and The Tunnel to Towers Foundation, “Rush Limbaugh: The Man Behind The Golden Microphone” will debut May 12, with weekly episodes available Wednesdays on iHeartRadio and everywhere podcasts are heard. “Rush Limbaugh: The Man Behind The Golden EIB Microphone,” will be narrated by James Golden, Limbaugh’s long-time call screener and “official show observer” known to listeners as “Bo Snerdley.” Golden had a front row seat to “The Rush Limbaugh Show” for nearly all 33 years of its existence. The series will also highlight Limbaugh’s lasting legacy, which includes “The Rush Limbaugh Show’s” continued dominance as the most-listened-to talk radio program in the U.S. Featuring Limbaugh’s own words and never-before-heard stories shared by colleagues, friends and family, the series will give listeners a guided tour of the five-time Marconi Award winner’s historic journey from Cape Girardeau, Mo., to becoming the No. The 12-episode series will detail legendary radio host Rush Limbaugh’s award-winning, 30-plus year career in radio that revitalized the spoken-word format, and provided a platform for him to develop and lead modern conservatism in America. LOS ANGELS, Ap– Premiere Networks and the EIB Network announced today the launch of a new, limited original podcast series, “ Rush Limbaugh: The Man Behind The Golden EIB Microphone.” Listen to the official trailer now, here. You can’t let the line get crossed, because then the line gets blurred, and then the line gets invisible.The 12-episode series narrated by James Golden, aka “Bo Snerdley,” launches May 12 You have to nip these things in the bud when you see them happening. The first time was when I saw him shouting, and arguing, and yelling with a caller in there. This is the second time we’ve had to suspend him in the course of this program, which is not too many times.
It’s funny, but I have to put my foot down on this. I learned, ladies and gentlemen, over the weekend, that Snerdley gave her a call. How would you describe it, H.R.? What was she doing? She made a play for me she was coming on to me, make no bones about it. Secondly, you might remember the call from Lynn last Friday. But the caller never got there because I, maintaining the class and decorum known for this program, interceded. Snerdley thought it would be funny because it was about a South Park incident in which the measurements were said to be in Courics. He presented a call to me on the program last Friday involving human waste movements, clearly beneath the quality and decorum of this program. He will be back tomorrow if everything goes according to plan. Snerdley was sent home for the day earlier this morning.
RUSH: Ladies and gentlemen, a programming note: Mr.
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