Cutting the cord has become a popular phrase for people who are dropping standard pay cable TV and are getting their entertainment content other ways like streaming services or over the air TV. Personally we have Verizon Fios and we get 249 channels and sadly we only watch maybe 10 of those regularly, and actually that's my kids watching those. I can't recall the last time I turned the cable box on that's attached to my HDTV, I get my news from the internet and I have Netflix and Amazon Prime for my main source of entertainment and I also watch the latest shows on the shows webpages. The main way to cut the cord is to get an over the air antenna, but you?ve got many choices when it comes to getting one so how do you know which one to get or how to choose which is right for you? Today I have an interview with Grant Whipple who is the consumer electronics product manager of a company called Winegard that makes antennas for those who want to cut the cord. In the interview we talk about Winegard but also about cutting the cord and about buying an antenna like the types of antennas available and what might be the right antenna for you and your situation. I?ve always been curious about these types of antennas myself so I?ve included questions that I wanted answered which I think are the same as those an average consumer might need to know. Read on to learn more?