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RHOF
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RHOFRockabilly Hall of Fame
RHOFRadio Hall of Fame
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He has been inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame and the National Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
There is no "beyond Reagan" by Limbaugh, Rush / USA Today (Magazine)
A Little Schadenfreude There's probably no connection, but just a month after the Radio Hall of Fame inducted the notoriously homophobic James Dobson as an honoree, the Hall of Fame's parent company, the Museum of Broadcast Communications (MBC), experienced a financial meltdown and had to put its new, half-finished headquarters on the auction block.
A little Schadenfreude by The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
In Chicago, several hundred protesters braved a cold wind to protest Saturday's induction of Focus on the Family founder James Dobson into the National Radio Hall of Fame at their annual induction ceremonies.
Calif. Gay Marriage Ban Protests Going Global by Carlos Santoscoy / On Top Magazine
 
 
 
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