Modern science needs publishers, like modern music needs AM radio.

现代科学需要出版商，就像现代音乐需要广播一样。

When I go into the car, I turn on AM radio.

当我上车时，我会打广播。

It sounds like really, really crappy AM radio.

听起来像是那特别糟糕的广播电台。

I was chomping at the bit and I was a bit concerned, but we never took it to 100%, you know, the most we take any of the emotional scenes was 70, 80%.

我当时有点气急败坏，有点担心，但我们从来没有把它 100%，你知道，我们对任何情感场景的最多是 70%、80%。

There's an asterisk here, though, because there's this distinction between the emergency broadcast system itself and the device for delivering it - this case, an AM radio in your car.

不过, 里有一个星号, 因为紧急广播系统本身和提供它的设备之间存区别 - 情况下, 您的汽车中的收音机。

Those things can help us pay less attention to our music, but the thing that helps us focus might be something called Amplitude Modulation.

些东西可以帮助我们减少对音乐的关注，但帮助我们集中注意力的可能是。

You know, our farm trucks that hauled the hay bales and stuff, they only had AM radios in it.

你知道，我们农场的卡车，用来拉干草捆之类的，上面只有收音机。

So I went to KSCO Santa Cruz, very small AM radio station, and they gave me an hour slot.

于是我去了圣克鲁兹的KSCO，那是一个很小的广播电台，他们给了我一个小时的节目时段。

Ben Shapiro started with, he was on AM radio in Los Angeles, and then he worked for Breitbart.

本·夏皮罗起步时，洛杉矶的广播电台工作，随后加入了布莱特巴特新闻网。