The last two times I was in an office, the soundtrack was furnished by Spotify. I'm wondering if this is the new norm.

Back in the day, Chicago radio leaders such as WLIT-FM, WTMX-FM and WLS-FM during the Scott Shannon True Oldies era were heard. The music was listener friendly and a staple of many businesses.

I'm wondering how much local listenership has remained given so much music options.

To younger listeners, radio is no longer the AM/FM band. It's Spotify, SiriusXM, YouTube and others.

If office listening has dropped, what's next? Corporate radio has very real restrictions. Voice tracking from out-of-town personalities, commercial loads which run up to eight minutes and more, music which has been played to death, etc.

Are we to believe the only true office listening is when WLIT-FM begins their yearly all-Christmas music?