Author: Jim Feliciano
A Broadcasting Legend: ‘Mr. Music’. . . aka Norm N. Nite
Opening Portrait: “Before the Countdowns, Before the Hall…”
A USA R [...]
The Voice of the Weekend: Celebrating Dick Bartley’s Sonic Radio Legacy
The Voice That Soundtracked America’s Greatest Pop Hits
Ope [...]
Mangione: Celebrating the Melodic Grace and Spirit of a Jazz Luminary
A Legacy That Feels So Good
Music, Emotion, and the Grace of a [...]
Hit the Road, Turn the Dial: A Soundscape of America’s In-Car Legacy
Car Radio's Cultural Impact Became the Soundtrack of American Life [...]
Where the Songs Are: The Enduring Grace of Connie Francis
Connie Francis Dies at 87 — A Nation Mourns Its Voice
July 17, [...]
Just the Facts: The Enduring Legacy of Dragnet on Radio and Beyond
From Airwaves to Ethics: The Realism That Made Dragnet Ico [...]
A New York State of Radio: Jim Kerr Signals Fifty-Years of Broadcasting
For half a century, one voice has pulsed through the heart of New [...]
The Station Who Played It ‘Smooth’: Detroit’s V98.7 Remembered
The Birth of V98.7: Detroit’s Smooth Jazz Awakening
When WVMV V [...]
Dinah Shore Brands Chevrolet: A Harmonious 1950s Ride Through the U.S.A.
The Dinah Shore Show: Chevrolet’s Musical Journey Across America
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63 Years Ago Today . . . Beyond ABC’s Headlines: Rusk’s Cold War Reflections on ‘Issues and Answers’
Introduction
Dean Rusk on the Air: 1960s Cold War Clarity from [...]