March 30, 1942 – News and Commentary from Radio Australia – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 30, 1942 – Raids were continuing over Darwin. The allies were putting up stiff resistance, even though the weather was busy playing the Great Neutralizer with torrential rains slowing Japanese advances to a
– March 30, 1979 – CBS World News Roundup – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 30, 1979 – news from Pennsylvania around the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant was drawing concern. First reported as a minor incident-quickly taken-care-of, to complications to worry. In retrospect, things were quickly spiraling
Elkyn – in session for John Kennedy – Radio X – March 26, 2022 – Radio X – Elkyn in session for John Kennedy at Radio X from this past weekend, and very much a breath of fresh air. Now that we’re starting to dig ourselves out of pandemic/siege mentality
NBC Radio – Reports from China – February 25-28, 1972 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – During a Presidency that witnessed many dramatic events during his tenure, President Nixon’s visit to The People’s Republic Of China fifty years ago this past February probably stands out as one of the most
– WGN – News for March 29, 1942 – The really interesting and somewhat prophetic news on this March 29th in 1942, was buried towards the end of what were daily reports from the Front. The war was dragging on. Britain was staging a series of raids on Germany and
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March 28, 1942 – News Of The World – NBC – King George Address to Nation – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 28, 1942 – A day with much news from the far-flung corners of the World at War. Starting with news from Australia that a major shakeup was
Another recording from the 1949 Besancon Festival. This week, a live performance of Florent Schmitt’s La Tragèdie de Salomè featuring the legendary French/Belgian conductor Andrè Cluytens leading the Paris Conservatory Orchestra. Schmitt had slipped a bit in popularity over the years – his works weren’t played all that much in
March 11, 1977 – KTNQ – The Real Don Steele – Rob Frankel Collection – There’s that ONE person. No matter who you are or where you go or how many people like you, think fondly of you, wish they were you, envy you, want to name their children after
KFWB – Anna And The King Of Siam Opening At Grauman’s Chinese Theatre – July 18, 1946 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Ironically, the photo above was taken the same time this broadcast was going on. The typical Hollywood Premier. This one, for the 20th Century Fox Production of Anna
