Like any good radio producer, The Next Big Thing’s Curtis Fox lives in fear of “dead air,” those moments when, because of some technical glitch, programming stops. But what he’s still trying to figure out is why so many people outside the radio world also go to great efforts to avoid “dead air.” Here, he puts forth some theories.
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