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Chris Shebel
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Network 40 PD Interview 1992
A gathering of CHR programmers during one of the many radio conventions back in the day. See how much they predicted came true and how many are still in the business.
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WKIE Chicago live Open House Party Christmas 1998 broadcast
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John Garabedian and crew in Chicago to do the show from my Christmas party
WKIE Chicago - George McFly and Melissa Foreman
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Fred Winston on WXXY Chicago
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Fred Winston on the Eighties Channel WXXY 2000
North Carolina EBS Training
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Learn how to run an Emergency Broadcast System test in 1990 and how doing your part makes your city, state and country safe. Real broadcast professionals will show you how!
Good video! I'll take this into my next life.
I used to be scared of this thing
Nobody better than Fred Winston. I listened to him since his earliest days on WLS. Now, I am amazed at the wonderful pictures he posts on Instagram. A real down to earth talent.
“10,000 times” Yeah, with most of them being tests.
Interesting how the Emergency Alert System, successor to the EBS, basically took all the procedures that were done using humans and checklists and automated them. So cool to trace things back to their roots
There so many components to the ebs system
Idk if it’s just me, but with this specific recording, it’s not the graphic that scares me, it’s the tape damage. It makes the reporter’s face look really distorted.
I bet Emergency Alert System has these Checklist just like did EBS
Hell yes! She won!!!
How does a station like this turn into a "Polish National" station??? OMG the tragedy. 😞
I have seen videos on VHS, Betamax, then on the internet on how local broadcasters operate during local, state, and federal emergencies. EAN, EBS, Messages are broadcasted many times during a year for weather (tornado, floods, hurricanes, severe storms), toxic spills, missing children, and many other emergencies. I have worked as a DJ and broadcast engineer at five radio stations in the north, central, and southern radio stations. I have observed the long formulation of the EBS system over 30 years and tell you that it is a dependable and believable notification system. I remember the storm of Spring '93 when 4' of snow fell on Franklin, NC and I was trapped at work in WFLC/WRFR for five days. We passed many EBS messages to Macon County during that time. Unfortunately, the people didn't obey the advisory to not use their phones unless it was an emergency and as the power to the switching stations was gone, the batteries at the same switching and trunk stations didn't last but 48 hours, isolating many elderly people from help. Many people died of exposure because they couldn't call for help. When requested, do not use your phone unless it is really is an emergency! You could have been the ones that were exposed to the withering cold without any hope of rescue.
Just a fantastic jock in Chicago, I wish he would be a teamed with Gary Bryan who also worked in Chicago at WDHF-FM/WMET 95.5FM who is the morning jock on KRTH-101.1 in Los Angeles. KRTH is number one in LA , but with Fred Winston the station would be in otta space if Fred would be on board.
It's honestly a wonder to have such history still at hand, preserved... To see what was, and where we've come from.
yeah no
John F. Kennedy had started the Emergency Broadcast Action Notification System, back in 1962 during the Cold War Era of the Cuban Missile Crisis!
7:07 Bit of trivia to the viewers. Laurel Smith, the woman seen here, chose to resign as general manager of WQDR in 1991 after she received a number of sexual assault allegations from fellow employees. This also prompted Durham Life to leave the broadcasting industry. Despite the issues going on behind the scene, this was a pretty well presented training video. It captures the late 1980s to early 1990s broadcasting scene and how stations handled EBS alerts. Of course, the EAS nowadays is all automatic and we receive them in a more timely matter than the old EBS system.
Oh, how I yearn for the days of Conelrad.
Also the days when only the Russkies & us had nukes. ☢️
17:38 22:10
It seems like the EAS would be much faster and automatic
🤣 I love how he flips on the emergency tone with physical style and flair.
He looks like Ron Burgundy , LOL !😂
The EBS saves lives? All this time I thought it was just to broadcast messages that say "this is only a test, "BLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP"! And of course, "this concludes our test."
They test regularly to ensure that they are functioning in case of an ACTUAL emergency...
Back in 1990, the Youngstown, Ohio-area CPCS1 station for Emergency Broadcast System test was Radio 57 WKBN (now Newsradio 570 WKBN).
how long did take them to relay severe thunderstorm warnings to viewers from the national weather service?
Im sorry but i can’t watch this at 3am
Wow it was a party, someone send me back in time plz
There is computer equipment that does it all now. No need to record from the phone ? Or am I wrong ?
Yes. Voluntary. Riiiiiight.
Sure it was. Only an idiot would object to saving lives.
I got a chuckle watching this. Just about everybody’s eyes are focused above or below the camera, and their eyes are ‘scanning’, as if reading a book. 😆 As for the EBS topic, I LOVE to reminisce those days. I worked hand-in-hand with county officials regarding Civil Defense. My father’s private business had one of those yellow and black CD signs on the front of the building, as the basement was built with very thick cement walls and ceiling.
Did George McFly finished his gig at Z-104 in Washington DC and then came to 92.7 Kiss FM. Help me out Mr Love Incorporated ;-)
He's in Knoxville TN with us good people good people
Oddity Archive needs to riff this.
As an NC resident and an Oddity Archive fan, that would make my day.
That voice!
0:00, THIS IS A TEST AND TRAINING. FOR THE NEXT THIRTY MINUTES, THIS VIDEO WILL BE CONDUCTING A TEST AND TRAINING OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM (NOW EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM). THIS IS ONLY A TEST AND TRAINING. 29:31, THIS WAS A TEST AND TRAINING OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM. THE BROADCASTERS OF YOUR AREA IN VOLUNTARY COOPERATION WITH FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES HAVE DEVELOPED THIS SYSTEM AND TRAINING TO KEEP YOU INFORMED IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY. IF THIS HAD BEEN AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY, THE ATTENTION SIGNAL YOU JUST HEARD AND VIDEO TRAINING YOU JUST SAW WOULD'VE BEEN FOLLOWED BY OFFICIAL INFORMATION, NEWS, OR INSTRUCTION. THIS VIDEO SERVES THE WORLD WIDE WEB OF THE RUclips OPERATIONAL AREA. THIS CONCLUDES THE TEST AND TRAINING OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM.
OPEN HOUSE PARTYYYYYYYY sorry thanks for posting, I was very young when this came out and open house party was a staple in my bedroom --- John's voice is burned in my head and I thank him for my everlasting love of pop music. hahaha
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Its quite a slow process to interrupt a program with a human in the middle. Now i understand why they switched to the automatic EAS
That, and the technology back then wasn't as good as it is now.
Is it me or...her eyes?
One of the greatest voices on radio of all time, combined with a very odd but hysterical sense of humor. When you combine the two you get perfection. One of the all-time greats.
4 minutes of "back patting" as an introduction? Sheesh!
You have to understand that this was the norm in 1990.
More like 4 minutes of giving appropriate thanks to the people who helped with and made the video, and also of getting the point across of why it's important you watch this instead of blowing it off.
This video had to be shown to execs first who were clueless.
They still use the tone alert here during severe weather season..........
Well of course they still use that S.A.M.E. tone. That's why it's called the "Attention Signal" to get your attention. They're NOT broadcasting it to annoy you, they broadcast it so that may save some lives and property.
@@DanTheMan1985ful Ok. Well I'm not a siren geek so I dont know much about them. All I know is the ones here are loud as a mother fucker.
@@ericzerkle5214 Well...i can tell you straight up that if left the tv on at 4 or 5 a.m. (and if you were a light sleeper) you would shoot up like a rocket when they do the RMTs at night.
@newstarcadefan My younger brother David used to listen to the radio at night, and boy did I get mad when the EAS tests woke me up!
Wow he's got a great set of pipes on him g-wiz
89 DMZ... MANILA!
I LOVE FRED WINSTON! Miss him on ole WLS 890 AM.
I would say “Chadtronic needs to see this!”, but after seeing that his RUclips videos are being screened, I don’t think it’s worth it right now
what
R.I.P. to Bush 41, who passed away on 11-30-2018.
He was a piece of shit. I'm sure the snake is rotting in hell.
Yeah... Rest in peace.
Bush He let my friends and family stave in hurricane andrew during aftermath in homestead for a week also he lied to american people about they never told the real death counts on hurricane andrew and thats why bush loss back in 1992 because of hurricane andrew.
HW Bush was an accomplice to Ronnie Raygun
We will look fondly on Bush 41 and 43 after what we endured the last five years
They got an important detail wrong: an emergency action notification is only used as a presidential alert, especially to alert the country of a nuclear attack during the Cold War.
thats right
This entire thing is acronym soup. Given how the EAS failed nationally a few years ago, I wonder if the European model of using air raid sirens with their (usually) state-owned news channels would fair. That being said wireless alerts work. Probably better than any EAS message.
Hi Chris, I remember you when you and Larson hosted a morning show in Phoenix, AZ on 93.3 FM KDKB many years ago. Did you know Fred Winston worked at 1360 KRUX in Phoenix on his way to the Windy City? Thanks for posting this.
27:31 Now That is The EBS Test Slide for WPTF.
Until the Feds began testing the EAS nationwide in 2011, the country was lucky to not ever had to deal with any serious emergency, as the EAS had many fails left and right. If that was bad, imagine how much worse such test or EAN was done on a national level. *imagine listening to Madonna on a C-band dish of an EBS test* :oP
I hope that the Emergency Alert System will *never* have to be activated at the National level. It's still frightening to me if the Emergency Alert System is activated at the local level; but I respect it because it meant to let people know that there is a natural or man-made disaster that warrants the activation of the Emergency Alert System.
@@michaellovely6601 It wasn't official but we had a de facto national activation on 9/11/01 during the WTC and Pentagon plane crash bombings. IIRC even HBO switched to a news feed from another channel. I don't know of any broadcast or cable channel in the US not broadcasting news video and commentary for at least three hours after the bombings. You would hope that cooperation would happen again in case of a nuclear war, other bombing of the US or serious incident of national importance. The EAS is audio only which is suboptimal if video is available.
@@mharris5047 Mm-hm. A lot of people wonder why the Emergency Alert System wasn't activated during the attacks of September 11th, 2001. The reason why is because when the first plane struck the north tower of the World Trade Center complex at 8:46 AM the three major national morning news programs were still on the air: "Good Morning America" on ABC, the "Today" show on NBC, and "The Early Show" on CBS.
@@mharris5047There were many cable channels and a fair number of smaller independent broadcast channels that did not air news on 9/11.
@@mharris5047Absolutely. Whenever someone asks why the Emergency Alert System was not activated during the attacks of September 11th, 2001; I explain to them that it is due to the time of day the attacks. When the first plane struck the north tower of the World Trade Center complex at 8:46 AM Eastern time the three major national morning news shows were still on the air: "Good Morning America" on ABC, the "Today" show on NBC, and "The Early Show" on CBS.
4:30 So the EBS interupts every radio and television station in the country for a tornado warning? They say it's an EAN, a nationwide alert.
I believe that the EAN was the only alert that was to be given using the EBS, and after the false alarms in the 1970s they realised they could use the EBS for localised warnings. The EAN became the way to get the message out across a state or broadcast area, creating a "national" EAN network for the White House to use, and a smaller EAN network that could be used by operational areas. Under the EAS, however, messages were referred to specific areas (hence Specific Area Message Encoding [SAME]) and the EAN is only used for Presidential interruption.
The EAN is specifically for Presidential use. If used, it's bad. As is, cut the feed bad.
Interesting fact about the Emergency Broadcast System: the only time that it was ever activated at the statewide level was during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. This is what the announcement said: "This is the Los Angeles County emergency broadcast system. This is not a test! The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is now in full mobilization. All off-duty Sheriff's deputies are directed to contact their unit of assignment as soon as possible or contact the nearest Los Angeles County Sheriff's facility. Due to the escalation of the situation and the seriousness of the problems that are occurring; the Sheriff has mobilized all department personell. The curfew has been extended to include the entire Los Angeles city limits; and to include Los Angeles County boundaries of Vernon Avenue on the north, Lomeda Boulevard on the south, Crenshaw Boulevard on the west, and the Long Beach freeway on the east. The California Army National Guard has been deployed to assist the Sheriff's Department and the Los Angeles Police Department to restore law and order and to protect life and property. This concludes this activation of the Los Angeles County Emergency Broadcast System."
@@aetd106 Yes.