Marjorie Rosenberg, RIP

 

Marjorie Rosenberg, the widow of Chicago radio legend Milt Rosenberg and an accomplished author in her own right, has died. She will be missed. Here are the Rosenbergs with my wife Kathleen at our wedding reception.

We’d get together for dinner on most holidays and they were interesting and fun. I especially enjoyed their stories about frequent guests on Extension 720 including the inimitable Mark Steyn. Here’s what he wrote after Milt died.

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  1. Paul Stinchfield Member
    Paul Stinchfield
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    Richard Easton: I especially enjoyed their stories about frequent guests on Extension 720 including the inimitable Mark Steyn.

    An archive of selected episodes of the Milt Rosenberg Show can be found here.

     

     

     

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  2. Richard Easton Coolidge
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    Paul Stinchfield (View Comment):

    Richard Easton: I especially enjoyed their stories about frequent guests on Extension 720 including the inimitable Mark Steyn.

    An archive of selected episodes of the Milt Rosenberg Show can be found here.

     

    Thanks! My podcast with Milt is available.

    https://miltrosenberg.com/show/the-origins-and-consequences-of-gps-technology/

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  3. Goldgeller Member
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    RIP. Milt Rosenberg was great. I didn’t listen to him enough but I always had some of his podcasts to make it through while I was eating or just walking around. 

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  4. Al Sparks Coolidge
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    I was first introduced to Milt Rosenberg’s show when he started doing podcasts and was included in the Ricochet lineup.

    I could tell he was past his prime, but was nevertheless floored when I found out he was 90 years old.  He wasn’t half bad.

    Still, it was Milt’s wife that just died, not Milt.  And the OP said that she was an author in her own right.

    Further, he knew her.  So, shouldn’t he tell us about her?

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