THE HELLYER SAY is a collection of 18 autobiographical essays by Chicago radio and television pioneer and legend Art Hellyer. Art's career has spanned more than 55 years, and his stories, hilarious and poignant, make for entertaining reading, and provide an insider's view of radio and television history, not just in Chicago, but across America. ------------------------------------------------- “Oh, I remember with delight Art Hellyer’s broadcasts during all those flowering days of radio. There was always something joyous, heart-warming and graceful in his appearances. It makes my heart good to enthusiastically endorse this book.” — Studs Terkel, author of Working, Hope Dies Last, Chicago and the Pulitzer Prize-winning “The Good War”

THE HELLYER SAY is a collection of 18 autobiographical essays by Chicago radio and television pioneer and legend Art Hellyer. Art's career has spanned more than 55 years, and his stories, hilarious and poignant, make for entertaining reading, and provide an insider's view of radio and television history, not just in Chicago, but across America. ------------------------------------------------- “Oh, I remember with delight Art Hellyer’s broadcasts during all those flowering days of radio. There was always something joyous, heart-warming and graceful in his appearances. It makes my heart good to enthusiastically endorse this book.” — Studs Terkel, author of Working, Hope Dies Last, Chicago and the Pulitzer Prize-winning “The Good War”