What Do We Really Know About Reginald Fessenden? Written by Donna Halper Posted in Broadcast History, People in Broadcasting. Among the early wireless pioneers, Reginald Fessenden is often credited with the first voice and music broadcast – a … Continue reading
Joe Pyne – Talk Radio Pioneer Written by Donna Halper Posted in People in Broadcasting. Talk Radio has been a major format on radio for over 50 years. From Little Joe Little to KDKA’s … Continue reading
Dave Hultsman Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in People in Broadcasting. Engineer, Broadcaster, Gentleman, Friend, and “The Mouth from the South” David Hultsman April 21, 1943 August 27, 2015 8/28/15 – We are heartbroken … Continue reading
Paul Gregg Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in People in Broadcasting. Paul Gregg Engineer, Broadcaster, Gentleman, Gentle Man, Friend Paul Erwin Gregg January 15, 1924 May, 2014 6/6/14 – We are heartbroken to have … Continue reading
Glenn Leffler Remembers Paul Gregg Written by Glenn Leffler Posted in People in Broadcasting. Paul Gregg Engineer, Broadcaster, Gentleman, Gentle Man, Friend Paul Erwin Gregg January 15, 1924 May, 2014 To Live in the Shadow of a … Continue reading
Buc Fitch Remembers Paul Gregg Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in People in Broadcasting. Paul Gregg Engineer, Broadcaster, Gentleman, Gentle Man, Friend Paul Erwin Gregg January 15, 1924 May, 2014 6/1/14 – From Buc Fitch: Paul’s friendship … Continue reading
John R. Brinkley: Early Radio’s Most Famous Fake Written by Donna Halper Posted in People in Broadcasting. In many ways, the first decades of broadcasting were as if a Wild West. Stations competed a single frequency … Continue reading
Marie Zimmerman The First Woman Radio Station Owner Written by Donna Halper Posted in People in Broadcasting. Marie Zimmerman probably did not plan to be a radio pioneer. But when station WIAE in Vinton, IA received a license … Continue reading
