History Brief: Radio in the 1930s
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
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The following video provides a brief introduction to radio in the 1930s, including a quick look at who the popular performers of the day were, as well as what the most listened to radio programs were.
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I wish we still had radio programs like this again
so do I!
Just turn the TV on and close your eyes and play make-believe
The original podcast. Would love to live in this era
I like video like that because it can help me as English learner to listening how pronounciate the words.
Glad we can be helpful. And you can pick up on some history too.
I looked, and it was precisely what I had feared.
President FDR and his fire side chat was needed. He is the one who pulled America out of the Great Depression.
It's likely that his programs only made it worse. WWII pulled the country out of the Depression.
accent77 Okay lets stop Social Security
I agree with that. One of the dumbest things we ever did. It's insolvent. Families should take care of their own. I've saved for my own retirement. I don't think unborn children should have to support me in my old age. They should be saving for their own retirement, not supporting mine. It's a Ponzi Sceme.
a lot of people find it hard to save.
📻 Thank You!
My teacher posted this video for reading “invitation from Mars “ And got 100%!!!
Imagine watching this for IB HOTA
and now on radio transforms into PODCAST !!
In many ways Radio is still as popular today as it was when it was initially developed in the 1920's. 80% of all sales today are primarily from AM Radio Broadcasting topping all the sales from other Internet sources. Saturdays especially are filled with programs advertising vitamin and nutritional supplements. And they sell and sell big!
I disagree. In the 1920’s, radio was a phenomenon and a craze. Today it’s an appliance and irrelevant to most people. I also dispute your 80% figure. What your source for that? (I worked in radio for 50 years btw)
its about EMF - Electromagnetic Field & its signal decoder.
@Reading through History, I wonder how how many people listened to the superman radio show at its peak?
Alastor in his era..
Anyways,
This was mostly their entertainment in that era how times are simple yet meaningful. Sometimes I wonder what it feels like to live in 1930s? I might have a different point of view.
"Drink more Ovaltine."
when life was simple
It shows what the way of life was before television.
Are you tube you can get the shadow all all radio shows if you have a great imagination you'll enjoy it cuz I do check it out my friends
How about the gramophone. Everyone by the 1930s had one in there home
today i have 7 victrola gramophones ,i love them and i listening to same records almost every day and i have about 100 radios i collect for same time ,,,but ,,,,, from 1925 up to 1960's ,,all tube stuff ,nothing transistor junk, transistor have no power and sound quality like a tube , that's the reason i don't collect transistor stuff ,i have 1930's 1940's radios still working like new but i don't abuse them because they could fail any moment
Oxydol's own Ma Perkins was a "soap" on air for years.............
the lone ranger is a good show
Shortwave radio is still decent
i lie wen i said i don't even have a TV but yes ,,i have a philco predicta tv in my house
There were no $ 500. Radios in the 20s and 30s . I know I was born in 1936 , that's a price for a new car in the 20s . This narrator needs learn more before talking about the 1920s &1930s .
That does seem very pricey. My kolster radio made in 1938 would have cost £10 around £150 today
Those were the absolute most expensive
RADIO and TV is 99.9% advertisement F,,,,them ,no more TV and RADIO for me brother ,thanks god youtube exist ,i stop listening or watching TV long time ago , i don't even have a tv or radio in my house anymore but i have 7 gramophones victrola in good working condition and 300 vinyl records
You can keep the lack of technology; I just want the "common" currtacy" and Patriotcy that we had!
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