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Listen to ‘Chief Travel Leader’ Curtis LeGeyt

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Curtis LeGeyt, Chief Executive Officer
National Association of Broadcasters
www.NAB.org

As America’s #1 Travel Radio, after welcoming a few more affiliates this past week, our popular national program is now heard on 630 weekly AM & FM Radio Stations across the USA!  The show has no equal as the next closest competitor is heard on around 20-25 weekly stations!  Plus we have the live TuneIn.com channel, every hour of every broadcast is archived on our show website in .mp3 format and more…

Being the leader in our field certainly has many benefits, but we also respect that it comes with certain responsibilities as well.  There is something important for the sustained longevity of AM Radio in America happening currently in Washington, DC — and that’s the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act working its way through Congress.  President Trump is aboard, as are more than 60 Senators and over 300 House of Representative members.  Passage would require automakers to keep AM (and FM) Radio accessible in new vehicles as a public safety and emergency alert platform.  Additionally, only Radio delivers free over-the-air programming to Americans nationwide!

During the live national broadcast of America’s #1 Travel Radio Show on July 18th 2026 — as part of the high-profile “Chief Travel Leader” conversation — hosts Robert & Mary Carey chose to somewhat break format and cover this important matter while rallying listeners of their show — that’s heard in all 50 States — to contact their Congressional Reps and Senators by calling 1-202-224-3121 or going to DependonAM.com and demand passage of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act!  Joining them for this significant and consequential conversation was the CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters, Curtis LeGeyt.

And in addition to the very timely and important AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, The Careys also got Curtis to weigh-in on his recent testimony before a Congressional Judiciary Subcommittee involving the Sports Broadcasting Act.  This matter pertains to the increasingly fractured distribution of sports programming on TV across the country away from network channels, making it more challenging for Americans to watch games of their favorite team(s) whether at home or on the road.

Now that RMWorldTravel with Robert & Mary Carey and Rudy Maxa has been transmitted over satellite and aired across the USA via our 630 weekly AM & FM radio stations that broadcast the program nationwide, you can access this engaging interview that’s been archived here by simply clicking the play arrow beneath this text …