It wasn't a rice pudding, but it was on the sweeter side. Allison ferrets out clues like a kitchen Matlock. Forget fame Off the air, Allison is frank about his status in a medium ruled by younger, edgier personalities with bigger audiences. They might know my name. But that doesn't bother me, because I don't do it for that reason.
Most people do it for that reason and that's a fundamental problem.
Allison's reasons have the perspective that comes with 50 years in the business. He's still here, and still believes in himself and his ability to put on a good show. The neighbors feel the same way. They know who he is, that's for sure. Allison was courted by WJR, but decided to take his show to a smaller station, where he bought his own airtime and sold his own commercials.