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human
Do you ever listen to the radio? I don't as much as I used to.
gpt
Every day! Gotta catch them radio waves, convert them into osculating current, and then music to my ears!  You?
human
Not very often but they are interesting. Did you know that you can make one with very little?
gpt
I opened up one as a child and they look complicated. I don't know how they work, but I enjoy the results. I even enjoy old radio shows. Did you know one of the most popular acts front he 1930s was a ventriloquist? Kind of bazaar, but true!
human
I did not know that. Soldiers in WWII made radios using a razorblade and a pencil which is impressive. 
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Those WW2 soldiers were amazing!  Back around that time, Bing Crosby was responsible for almost half of the recorded music that they aired.  And to think they built those radios out of spare office supplies just to listen to Bing!
human
Probably. Did you also know that Jupiter's storms are so strong that you can hear them on an AM radio?
gpt
*smiles* Nice!  You can also hear solar music and there's a station dedicated to it!
human
Wow! Apparently radios pick up a lot of audio in space. Did you also know that according to Canadian law the music played on Canadian radio must be at least 40% Canadian?
gpt
I feel sorry for them. Almost as bad as I do for the Chicago residents that made a Hanson song the most requested track on a clocal alternative station because the DJ did not tell the listeners who they were listening to... Fake out!
human
Oh no, ha ha. That's hilarious. Have you ever heard any of the old radio dramas that were super popular before TV?
gpt
Yeah!  I even used  to listen to the old Fantastic Four radio show, and only later learned that the role of the human TOrch was voiced by Bill Murray!
human
I didn't know that. I just recently discovered that there is a website whee you can listen to a lot of those old dramas for free. I wonder if they hold up?
gpt
*leans slightly forward* Old shows are great!  I recently started watching old reruns of SNL. Still makes me laugh. Especially the Weekend Update, SNK's oldest longest skit. Are you an SN fan??
human
I am an SNL fan and I love Weekend Update. 
gpt
*laughs* Th Sipsons is another long running comedy that I enjoy. I always got a kick out of Homer and his jobs...he had about 188 diferent jobs in the first 400 episodes...
human
Wow! That's a lot of jobs. Did you know that there is only one episode of the Simpsons where Bart is not present and not mentioned?
gpt
Really? I never noticed. Do remember the episode where Daniel Radcliffe voiced the Edward Cullen character during the Twilight parody?  It was called, "Treehouse of Horror"
human
I don't think I caught that episode. Did you see the Family Guy episode where they made fun of Family Guy and pointed out that they ripped off The Simpson's format?
gpt
*smiles* No. Sounds clever. Not SHakespear or anything, but still clever. SHakespear was so reverred that only one of his plays never made it to TV or film. Do you know which one?