History Brief: Radio in the 1920s
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This video gives a brief history of the emergence and impact of radio in the 1920s.
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Good concise documentary. Being a radio collector and historian all my life, I find it interesting the slow evolution of today's daily routine due to radio entering the home. In the 1920's and '30's people still did not live by the concept of coming home at the end of the day and plopping down to an entertainment source. That idea and possibility of having "leisure time" did not really begin until the era of suburbia in the post-WWII years. It was the being of society more or less isolating themselves and sitting in front of the TV in their spare time. That has continued today in a most severe way with the Net and Smartphones.
My father was a Radio Repairman , when he got drafted into the navy , in WW2. After WW2 , he became a Radio and TV Repairman. In 1963 , he became an Insterment and Control Technician , at Inland Steel. Now , the electronics field is drying up. Still demand for Electricians though.
Nothing is better than It's even better to listen to these songs in a quiet and nostalgic space. 🕰
The vacuum tube was probably the biggest discovery of communication to this day it changed our world forever
KDKA has competition in their claim for the first public broadcast. CFCF Montreal, Canada was broadcasting from May 20th & 21st 1920. Among those who know CFCF was first to broadcast to a public audience. This is months before November 2nd 1920.
This is exactly helping me for my history project.
One question I would have is what about households that didn't yet have electricity in the 20's? Some places in the southern U.S. didn't have electricity until the late 30's. So they wouldn't be able to listen to radio? I suppose it could possibly have run on batteries but let's face it, how long would batteries last?
Battery powered radios were very popular. They had substantial dry cell and wet cell batteries for different circuits. These soon became an essential appliance for rural farmers to obtain the latest weather and farm market price reports.
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Radio is here to stay! Thanks for the interesting video.
LOVE listening to the radio
So weird to think how radio was all people had for entertainment until the 1950s, and now look at all the entertainment we have.
Yes but Radio used the human mind to create suspense and created word pictures. You need to read Marshall McLuhan to understand the true power of radio to entertain and inform.
Radio was the start of all broadcast mediums we know today
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I miss Radio " Gun Smoke" was one of the first to go......it was on TV too...
On TV for 25 years I think
i love gunsmoke good show
Honestly… some very on point accurate criticisms…
Don't forget about CFCF Montreal. In Canada we also had Canadian National Railway Radio Stations before the advent of the other private stations and the CBC. Radio evolved in so many interesting ways across North America and it is important to contrast both differences and similarities.
Was WOC Davenport Iowa the 2nd radio station?
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is a great time
The crazy thing is. the critics were right in a way lol
lets guess, you're here for history class
My mother told that in the 30s people watched radio!
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wow just over 100 years
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I always thought WWJ in Detroit made the first broadcast on August 31, 1920.
"as little as $8" in 1922 is no small sum
That’s crazy. We’re saying the same shit about our kids and their i phones and game boys.
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Watched this using the radio transceiver in my smartphone.
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I remeber having a wierd clock that could talk, turns out it was the news
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Harshest critics suggested all those things.
But nobody listened.
So, Here we are,
Hmm yes sir I'll take the RCA victor~
This was only America in the nineteen twenys ignoring the rest of the world
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Those were much simpler times.
Yes in a way
I had to suck to be hearing impaired.
Of course there was no TV's back then.
Who is here because of music class
I'm here because of Alastor Hazbin
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