In the 1960s, moody radio programming was heard on stations across the country. But there was no satellite back then. Every program was on tape and had to be duplicated, checked, and mailed. The job fell to Perry Straw, who then went on to help develop Moody Radio's satellite affiliate network, and offered technical support for the many personal computers that were introduced to Moody Radio. To the glory of God. Perry Straw is a name you should know.