John Laws, known as the 'King of Radio,' reflects on his six-decade career in broadcasting. He shares stories from his early days in Bendigo and discusses the evolution of radio, emphasizing the need for authenticity amidst a changing landscape. Laws critiques modern politics, touching on public sentiment and the disconnect with younger voters. He also shares personal anecdotes about his encounters with Australian prime ministers, family nicknames, and his views on music, all peppered with his signature humor and insight.
