Author: Jim Feliciano
The Last Radio in the House Is in the Car — And It’s at Risk
Can You Imagine America Without AM Radio in Its Cars?
Congress Now [...]
Unforgettable Always — Nat King Cole: ‘Long Live the King’
Introduction: On This Day in Music History — February 15, 1965
Ther [...]
Joy to the World: Honoring Chuck Negron and the Legacy of Three Dog Night
CHUCK NEGRON: THE VOICE THAT CARRIED A GENERATION A USA Radio Museum T [...]
Honoring Norman Barrington’s Epic Preservation of Radio’s Most Iconic Sounds
How Norman Barrington Captured the Transatlantic Spirit of Radio for A [...]
Rosalie Trombley: The ‘BIG 8’ Radio Hit Maker with the Golden Ear
A Tribute to the Most Influential Music Director in North American Top [...]
From Liftoff to Loss — Forty Years Ago: CBS Radio’s First Bulletins on a National Tragedy
A Nation Listening: Radio, Memory, and the Challenger Tragedy
A USA R [...]
Two Voices, One Nation: ‘The Abbott & Costello Show’ Legacy on NBC Radio
The Abbott and Costello Show: Echoes From America’s Funniest Hour
I [...]
Hey Hey, We’re the Monkees! — and Televised Pop Music Was Never the Same Again
INTRO: The Story of How a TV Show Became a Band, and a Band Became a T [...]
Wolfman Jack: Forever the Howl of Rock ’n’ Roll’s First Generation
INTRODUCTION: WOLFMAN JACK — THE HOWL THAT ROCKED AMERICA
Wolf [...]
WIBG: The Sound of a City — A Philadelphia Radio Legacy
Introduction: From Church Pews to the Rock ’n’ Roll Revolution — the F [...]