Having attended something called an Internet seminar in January 1995, William Foard found himself in an office garage tucked away in the Santa Monica mountains of Brentwood.  The wheels were turning.
     The upshot was the debut of AmericaToday.com a month later in the wild and wooly genesis of the World Wide Web.
     The site went through legions of iterations and was the subject of many take-over and buy-out offers.  But the deals just never seemed to make economic sense
     Then in 2010 Foard's son Alex, CEO of Foard Media, expressed an interest in a radio venture and America Today Radio was born.
     The venture includes a  cornerstone production, the America Today Radio Show now in prototype, 24/7 variety programming and/or syndication.