Author: Jim Feliciano
Echoes of Evil: ‘The Shadow’ and the Golden Age of Radio, Revisited
“Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?…The Shadow knows!”
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This Day’s Milestones in 60’s Pop Music History — July 9
Exhibit Overview
Across the 1960s, July 9 surfaces as a quietly co [...]
‘Adventures in Good Music’: A USA Radio Museum Tribute to Karl Haas
Honoring the WJR Maestro Who Taught America How to Appreciate Classica [...]
Lee Alan’s Final Salute: A Creative Soundtrack Honoring Nation’s Independence
A Broadcast That Became America’s Most Personal Portrait of Freedo [...]
WABC: Fifty Years in Fifty Minutes — A Sonic Jingle Time Capsule by Norman Barrington
Norman Barrington’s Monumental Tribute to America’s Most Iconic Radio [...]
Harry Caray & Jack Buck: Two Voices, One American Game
Introduction: When Baseball Found Its Echo in Two Unforgettable Voices [...]
WKBW: The Northwestern N.Y. Giant That Redefined Top 40 Radio
When Buffalo Ruled the Nighttime Skywave
INTRODUCTION
There are [...]
Tom Shannon: The Lively Voice of Two Great Radio Cities
A Tribute to a Buffalo–Detroit Based Broadcasting Legend
There [...]
From Dreamer to Industry Giant: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Ed Christian
Christian: A Visionary Who Transformed Local Radio into an Enduring Am [...]
June 6, 1944 — Historic CBS and NBC D‑Day Coverage: The Longest Day on the Air
Introduction — The Day Wartime Radio and the World Held Its Collective [...]