Douglas Brinkley Quotes

Broadcast Radio Was Entering Its Own Golden Age During The Depression, With Live Programming On Stations All Through The Day. Local Stations Needed Singers, Musicians, Announcers, And Whipcord Personalities, Along With Christian Clergy To Give Prayers And Pundits To Speak On World Affairs.

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