My Radio Face

A  L  O  H  A

  Mr & Mz World 

& All the Ships at Sea!

We're Broadcasting LIVE from the studio today

 The Old New Brunswick, New Jersey Marconi Company Wireless Station,. courtesy

 In 1919 the facility joined the newly organized

 Radio Corporation of America (RCA)

 as station WII under the World Wide Wireless logo. 

Broadcast pioneer, RCAs David Sarnoff 

is seen here in 1921, accompanied by

 some legendary scientists.

 From left to right are: three unidentified men, 

David Sarnoff, Thomas J. Hayden,

 Ernst Julius Berg, S. Benedict, 

Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla. . . .

When I was 15,

 the boy next door

was obsessed. . . .

with RADIO.

He had a weak 'pirate' station

from which we broadcast

to NO listeners around the block.

 When he got an intern-ship

at the local Public Radio Station

I started hanging out there.

As I recall, I drove to

Woodstock

with one of the engineers.

I was 16.

Eventually I learned a bit,

producing a small segment

in a community based show

for which I interviewed

and edited the interviews.

I remember cutting 

recording tape

with a razor blade,

then splicing it together.

During my one year of college

I had a show late at night.

Sunday, I joined Carroll Cox

[ Link ]

on his broadcast. 

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" Every heart that has beat strongly
 and cheerfully
 has left a hopeful impulse
 behind it in the world,
and bettered the
 tradition of mankind. "

Robert Louis Stevenson

Of course, today

EVERYone

is a Blogger: 

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