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The Real Reason They Still Play ‘Mrs. Robinson’ On The Radio

Stations haven’t been playing “Mrs. Robinson” for years just because everyone likes Simon & Garfunkel (although I really do love them!). It’s because a huge percentage of stations’ playlists match all across the country. So much for thinking that media exposes us to new and different ideas, eh?

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Sara Critchfield

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