Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In the mid to late eighties, companies looking to sell products through television started to think outside the box. This company decided to take a game show format and use it as a venue to sell product. The introduction is missing, but it really doesn't matter. Yes, I know the audio gets out of sync later in the show. Good for you, for watching this train wreck long enough to notice.
Only select podcast episodes of "Are We On The Air?" are posted to youtube. To listen to all episodes already published, in addition to all the new weekly episodes, go to areweontheair.libsyn.com Or subscribe to "Are We On The Air?" wherever you get your podcasts.
In the mid to late eighties, companies looking to sell products through television started to think outside the box. This company decided to take a game show format and use it as a venue to sell product. The introduction is missing, but it really doesn't matter. Yes, I know the audio gets out of sync later in the show. Good for you, for watching this train wreck long enough to notice.
Only select podcast episodes of "Are We On The Air?" are posted to youtube. To listen to all episodes already published, in addition to all the new weekly episodes, go to areweontheair.libsyn.com Or subscribe to "Are We On The Air?" wherever you get your podcasts.
