A Conversation with legendary broadcaster Dick Robinson
The owner of Legends Radio in North Palm Beach, Dick Robinson launched his broadcasting career in 1958 in Massachusetts and the first song he ever played on-air was “Who’s Sorry Now” by Connie Francis. In the six decades since, Robinson has carved a stellar career that blended working for and owning radio stations, founding the Connecticut School of Broadcasting (the nation’s oldest and largest group of broadcast media schools), founding the nonprofit Society for the Preservation of the Great American Songbook, and launching the syndicated radio/TV show “Dick Robinson’s American Standards by the Sea.”
Interviewed by Jill & Rich Switzer, celebrated cabaret performers and co-hosts of “The Morning Lounge” on Legends Radio
