Radio Legend Dan Mason

When he was just a 14-year-old lad, Dan Mason was sending production notes to radio stations he listened to and was a "contest pig," sucking up everything from Beatles tickets to trips to Coney Island. He became an overnight DJ and moved up the radio ladder to program director at various stations and eventually was named President and CEO of CBS Radio not once, but twice. He talks with Garry and John about his new book "FEARLESS," his rise to fame, what it was like having to fire Don Imus, the time when Howard Stern called him the "C" word on air, and the time Taylor Swift jumped up on a table and gave him a private concert. Wrapping up the episode, John shares his recent unexplained experience of how a set of car keys (not his) ended up in his pocket after a recent White Sox game, with zero idea of how they got there. Garry thinks a vortex or the full moon is responsible. So, if you were at the Sox game on August 8th for Ozzie Day, and you lost your car keys...JSA has them.