Author: Jim Feliciano
June 2, 1967 . . . 58 Years Ago: The Day One Album Changed Rock Music Forever
Introduction: The Beatles’ Creative Breakthrough
The Be [...]
‘VE Day’ . . . May 8, 1945: When Radio and the World Took a Collective Deep Breath
Victory in Europe: The End of a Dark Era Through the Voices of Rad [...]
Honoring ‘Radio’s Best Friend’, Art Vuolo: A Lifetime Achievement of Preserving Voices of Radio
Art Vuolo: The Heart and Soul of Radio’s Legacy
Preserving the Voic [...]
‘A Little Bit of Everything’: Preserving the Earliest Known Radio Broadcast
WAAM’s Legacy and the Birth of Recorded Radio
Exploring One of [...]
From Old-Time Radio to TV Screens: 72 Phenomenal Years of ‘The Guiding Light’
Illuminating History: The Enduring Legacy of The Guiding Light
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PAMS Inc.: Master of ‘Jingly’ Soundtracks in Radio’s Golden Era
Introduction: The Jingle Revolution
In the world of radio broad [...]
The House That Gordy Built: The ‘Hitsville’ Legacy [Part 3]
The Jackson 5: Motown’s Teen Sensations
[A USARM Note: Miss [...]
‘And Now You Know . . .’ The Broadcasting Legacy That Became Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey: The Voice That Defined American Radio
Introduction [...]
Selling the Airwaves: The Rise and Legacy of Radio Advertising
The Genesis of Radio Advertising and Its Impact on Society
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Tom Clay’s Impactful Journey: A Legacy in Words, Music, and Radio
Tom Clay: A Dynamic DJ's Journey Through Radio Broadcasting Histor [...]