He misses the old days of broadcast. Then we played from the beginning to the end. Now the production values are terribly low and it's all automated. That's true of radio, TV, and the movies. It's not an art anymore.
Radio is about the loudest signal.
One place Sarser found true quality was working on The Hallmark Hall of Fame specials. It's the story of a young shepherd who is having trouble adjusting to being an angel. He was a huge man. He was terrified. He told me he'd never sung before.