Dave Rabbit

This has really been an amazing month for me. First, finding a complete version of the only existing Saigon, Vietnam Show that was recorded back in January 1971, then receiving from a fan a complete one hour NPR broadcasted documentary radio show that showcases historical audio archives of Hanoi Hanna, Adrian Cronauer, Dave Rabbit, just to name a few. It explores how radio was used by the enemy for propaganda, our own government in the “hearts and minds concept” and the eventual pirate radio era when the troops had enough of the bullshit and lies and wanted just a few simple truths. You are going to hear some audio that has not been heard for 20 YEARS since the original broadcast back in 1987 and up to 40 YEARS when the archived audio was originally transmitted the very first time. For those of you that were there... it is a great trip full of memories. For those of you that weren’t, it will give you an insightful perspective to what Vietnam was really like and how the simple media of radio.... changed the war. They talk about me, Radio First Termer and some other of my brother pirate radio broadcasters during the second segment, about 48 minutes into the broadcast. By the way, Bill Lichtenstein so loved the name of my show, he named the documentary after it. Thanks Bill!

Bill Lichtenstein is a graduate of Brown University and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, Bill began his work in television at ABC and CBS Sports. He later worked at ABC News as an Emmy Award-winning producer of investigative reports for the ABC News magazine 20/20 and as a field producer for Nightline, World News Tonight, This Week with David Brinkley and other ABC News programs and specials.

Bill began his career at the age of 14 as a newscaster and disc jockey at WBCN-FM in Boston. His 1973 radio documentary What is News? won a National Public Radio "Youth Radio Award." Later he worked as Program Director at WBRU-FM in Providence and co-produced and co-wrote the 1987 Livingston Award winning NPR documentary Vietnam: Radio First Termer.

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