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I'm Dallas Taylor.
I spent a lot of my formative years listening to the radio.
And while today's streaming apps are really convenient, I do find myself missing those over the top Super Epic Radio IDs.
POWER 96.1Power POWER POWER 96.1Cool Oldies for your workday.
Cool 105 we love our country country 94.5 KFKF Louisiana's number one hit music station 102.7 Kiss FM Chicago's room 9790 FM.
Radio IDs are essentially Sonic's signatures for radio stations.
That's producer and sound strategist Gina Isham, who's also the host of the sound and marketing podcast.
Just like music itself, ID jingles have evolved over the decades.
Each one is a cultural and historical snapshot of the the time and place it was created.
And the origin of these little melodies goes all the way back to the early 1900s.
When radio was first invented.
It was basically telegraph signals and it was mostly used for ships at sea to be able to communicate with stations on land.
That's Jonathan Wolfert, who has over 50 years of experience making radio IDs.
And when you're using Morse code, you want your message to be as concise as possible.
So rather than taking the time to spell out the name of a long ship, they started using abbreviations.