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Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mc. Carthy, Buck Rogers and other classic. A. Day on Radio. A full day of radio programming from. WJSV (now WTOP), Washington, D. C., for September 2.
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Bill of Rights. The. Cavalcade of America: Myth and Reality, Hero Worship in American. Radio. Abraham Lincoln and Annie Oakley, Thomas Jefferson. Geronimo, all subjects of the Dupont Company's Cavalcade. America broadcasts in the 1.
American heroes. The. War of the Worlds. A Gullible Nation?: A Closer.
Look at a Night of Panic. The complete broadcast of Orson Welles' famous 1. This. Land Is Your Land: Rural Music in the Depression. This site explores the evolution. Country & Western.
Depression. Amos. Andy: In Black and White. An exploration of the cultural. Woody. Guthrie: This Man is Your Myth: This Man is My Myth. Woody Guthrie as a collective.
American figure. Hep. Hot, and Headbanging: The Retro Rebirth of Swing. A history of Swing Music through the. The. Visitor in Your Living Room: Radio Advertising in the 1.
A study of radio advertising in the. Urbane. Cowboys: alt. Analyzes alt. country's connection to the culture and music. FDR. Speaks. Audio of various speeches of FDR including the famous . The. Real Deal. A study of the presentation and reception of New Deal programs. Superman. in Identity Crisis: The Many Faces of the Man of Steel. An examination of the.
Superman including the first. ALSO OF INTEREST: The. Jukebox: Popular Music in the 1. That's right, a jukebox filled with the most popular vocals.
The. Robert Johnson Notebooks. A collaborative effort examining the poetry and song. Robert Johnson. Slang. Great Depression A look at the slanguage of the 1. New Deal, the. Soda Jerk, the Hobo, the Teenager, Advertisting, Radio, Jazz.
Culture, and Drug Culture. Jazz. Marking Time in American Culture.
A web site supplement to Professor Scott Deveaux's. MUSI 2. 12: Introduction to Jazz at the University of Virginia.