Lew Irwin - Career

Career

Irwin's autobiographical website wrote:

While … an undergraduate at USC, he … host News Today, a nationally syndicated radio program. … For the next fifteen years, Irwin … anchored television news programs or directed the news operations of leading radio stations. … In 1968, he produced and hosted The Credibility Gap on Los Angeles radio station KRLA, which integrated topical satire and music with the news. … Following that, Irwin produced and hosted more than a half dozen syndicated radio series, including, from 1972-1985, Earth News Radio. … He currently is the publisher/editor of Studio Briefing.

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