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They Used to Show Double Features
The state of the movie theater in America. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cinema, drive-ins, entertainment, movie theaters, movies, screens, video on demand
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What’s On My Radio Dial
I don’t believe advertisers are going to support the kind of radio I like to listen to. Continue reading
Posted in Radio
Tagged broadcasting, entertainment, FM, media, music, public radio, Radio, Radio Paradise, WBAI, WBGO, WFMU, WFUV
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History of Radio: Big Voices
A play-by-play man, a demagogue and a foreign correspondent Continue reading
Posted in History, Radio
Tagged broadcast news, Edward R. Murrow, entertainment, Father Coughlin, Graham McNamee, history, media, Radio, sports
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History of Radio: Race and Radio
Throughout its history, American radio reflected the racial attitudes of the society within which it operated. Continue reading
Posted in History, Radio
Tagged black radio, broadcasting, Dj's, entertainment, history, mass media, media, race, racism, Radio, segregation
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History of Radio: Hucksters, Pitchmen and Sponsors
In the 20’s the idea of broadcasting ads was considered offensive if not downright unethical. Continue reading
Posted in History, Radio
Tagged advertising, commercials, entertainment, history, media, Radio
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History of Radio: Communities of Listeners
Radio connected people with similar minded folks all around the country. Continue reading
Posted in History, Radio, Travel
Tagged community radio, Cousin Brucie, entertainment, ham radio, history, media, microbroadcasting, Radio
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History of Radio: Thursday, Sept. 29, 1932
Rin Tin Tin, the Mills Brothers and Amos ‘n’ Andy Continue reading
Posted in History, Radio
Tagged Amos 'n' Andy, entertainment, Great Depression, history, Mills Brothers, music, Ozzie Nelson, Radio, Rin Tin Tin
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History of Radio: Music, Sports, News and More Music
When FDR made his 1941 ‘Day of Infamy” speech, 79% of American homes listened on radio. Continue reading
Theme Parks: The Unusual, the Outrageous and the Outright Awful
Weird theme parks, past, present and future. Continue reading
A Night at the Drive-In
Photos from one of the 368 remaining drive-in theaters in the U.S. Continue reading