Rush on the Radio

Like most who purchased this book (kindle), I expected more history than eulogy. The eulogies were far too many and way too long. Golden's tributes to anyone who ever helped, taught or assisted him (Golden) in his career belonged in a bibliography not as a long and detailed part of the book. Disappointing. Could have been great if Golden didn't write like a boy scout and HIS loving EVERYBODY got a little old

James, I had the honor of talking to you and Rush a half-dozen times or so - I was the guy who suggested to Rush he film his Gulf War movie in black and white, then make sure Ted Turner never got his hands on it.

Your book is fantastic, evoking so many memories - I'm getting choked-up just typing this - God Bless you and the rest of us as we set about carrying on this great man's legacy!

James Golden has shared his heart and is greatly appreciated. God bless. You were a great friend to Rush and all the mighty dittoheads.

Reading James’ account of life with Rush brought back many fond memories of Rush on the radio. James was in a unique position and his relationship with Rush was one of mutual love and respect.

I'm a devoted fan. I was always a conservative, but I needed Rush to teach me what real conservatism is and help me explain to others what conservatism is and why it's important.

This book is among the most amazing and profound experiences available. If all folks read this book, our world would be all that it should be. Thank you for sharing, Bo. 🥰

James Golden describes his history and the history of the Rush Limbaugh show. Lots of quotes from Rush and viewers. Lots of behind the scenes descriptions. Essential for the Rush fan who misses the late, great broadcaster. James has an interesting history himself. Add to this the 'The Man Behind the Golden EIB Microphone' podcast and you have a great history of the Rush Limbaugh Show behind the scenes.

I do think it would have benefitted from pictures, both official and behind the scenes. I had the kindle and there were none.

This book was entertaining, uplifting and a joy to read. I was afraid it would be like reading an obituary. I feel I know James Golden and why Rush loved him so much.

Thank you Mr. Snerdley for writing this. No passing of a celebrity has hit me as hard as Rush's and I feel blessed for the twenty years that I've been able to listen to the show. It was nice to read his words, get a glimpse behind the scenes and learn the history of the EIB Network,along with your contributions and plans. RIP Rush, your contribution to our country is incalculable and lives on in everyone you have touched. We need to pay it forward.

I loved hearing about James and his personal journey. He is something like a renaissance man. Highly skilled in a variety of talent areas. Knowledgeable. Compassionate. Capable.

Most important, he comes off as a very decent man. He is exactly as I thought he would be, based on how Rush described him. This is a beautiful tribute and one that Rush certainly would have approved of.