Golden Age Radio Collectors and Enthusiasts Google Group

RE: Radio Origins in the US

perry_mas...@hotmail.com (Mark McClure) — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 00:04:07 UT

Benji,

Leonard Maltin wrote a book called "Great American Broadcast, A Celebration
Of Radio's Golden Age" by Nal Books New American Library. He gives a short
Intro into the early days of radio. If you cannot get this book I might be
able to type it out for you the basic parts you are looking for.

RE: Radio Origins in the US

graeme.steven...@fvah.scot.nhs.uk (Stevenson, Graeme (FVAH)) — Mon, 14 Mar 2005 15:47:02 UT

Hi Benji.
I dont really think I can be of much help but you could try dropping a line
to Bernard Wichert in Germany ( in English is ok for him ! ) at :
b_wich...@gmx.de
He has a large knowledge of radio so might be able to help.
In the early days, some US stations in the 1920's occasionally relayed BBC

Radio Origins in the US

benjimallic...@hotmail.com (Benji) — Sun, 13 Mar 2005 20:59:28 UT

Hello, My name is Benji Mallicoat, I am a journalism student at San
Jose State University. I am writing a research paper on the origins of
radio in the United States. The focus of the paper is specifically
regarding the locations of the first radio stations. Any information
you can give me will be extremely helpful, and greatly appreciated.

Re: First Step For Mankind!

oldfarm...@yahoo.com — Wed, 09 Feb 2005 20:30:57 UT

I don't know about peanut butter but the old-time radio shows were
great. Here in Iowa, we can still listen to them from 6:30 to 7:00
P.M. each night. GREAT STUFF!

Re: First Step For Mankind!

oldfarm...@yahoo.com — Wed, 09 Feb 2005 20:28:25 UT

Re: First Project

dnyha...@thedigitaldeli.net — Tue, 25 Jan 2005 03:08:31 UT

Would that I had Jay Hickerson as a point of reference. I'm embarrassed to
say I have yet to find the budget to purchase his complete guide.

I would agree wholeheartedly that we need to limit this exercise to those
series of approximately 100 episodes or less, since it seems that shows with

Re: First Project

dneyh...@thedigitaldeli.net (HearMeRoar) — Tue, 25 Jan 2005 00:21:28 UT

I have compiled a spreadsheet of my 149 complete series and sent it to
you as a start.

Re: First Project

sco...@worldonline.co.za (grumpy ol man) — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 13:53:13 UT

My suggestion,use Jay Hickerson as the starting base,and work from
there.What you are planning is a life time workload as there are many
thosands of shows out there.Most are not complete as such.Take YTJD
there are still a few missing shows in the series.Lone Ranger missing 6
out of 3500 odd,but Jerry H says he has them all.I would sugggest start

First Project

dnyha...@thedigitaldeli.net (dnyhagen) — Mon, 24 Jan 2005 07:20:47 UT

I'd like to put together a list of Golden Age Radio shows and series
that are 100% complete, as in the following criteria:
1. All episodes available for every scheduled episode date in
series.
2. No 'skipped' episodes or 'rain date' episodes
3. Shows with original bumpers or commercials (either coast) a plus

Re: First Step For Mankind!

perry_mas...@hotmail.com (Perry Mason) — Wed, 12 Jan 2005 01:22:30 UT

Well I can't seem to get away from ya Neil
Peanut Butter is GREAT.
Perry Mason

Re: Promoting and Enjoying Golden Age Radio

dneyh...@thedigitaldeli.net (HearMeRoar) — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 23:50:15 UT

Hello all,
I discovered Golden Age Radio quite by accident, while searching on
Bear Share for audio books. My artist search turned up some unfamiliar
titles, so I downloaded some, listened to them, and the rest is
history. It was the beginning of a love that takes my mind back to a
kinder, gentler time when the war drew people together--to work as a

Re: First Step For Mankind!

dnyha...@thedigitaldeli.net (dnyhagen) — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:44:35 UT

Well from one grumpy old man to another, I can assure you that you'll
hear more from us in the future.
Welcome aboard, Neil. I take the meaning of your subject line. Yes,
I would hold out the hope that this can become a more meaningful and
satisfying forum for sharing, enjoying, and promoting Golden Age Radio.

Promoting and Enjoying Golden Age Radio

dnyha...@thedigitaldeli.net (dnyhagen) — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:41:02 UT

I collect and promote Golden Age Radio culture because I simply love
it. I love the culture, the pure entertainment value, the innocent
democracy of the era, and the exquisite ephemera, promotions, talent,
innovation, and human values of the Golden Age Radio Era.
I hope this Group can become a vehicle by which we can share, promote,

First Step For Mankind!

sco...@worldonline.co.za (grumpy ol man) — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:23:41 UT

How come I am the first to send a message? I hope there are other
members joining as I hate to talk to myself!
Welcome aboard whoever you all are.
Kind regards,
Neil