Nostalgia Digest Podcast
Summary: Now you can take the Golden Age of Radio with you wherever you go! The Nostalgia Digest Podcast is an ongoing series, each one devoted to people, performers and shows that have been featured in the pages of our Nostalgia Digest magazine - and each one is available for instant downloading!
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Podcasts:
It's our biggest podcast ever, as host Steve Darnall presents some highlights from our first five years?PLUS: conversations with author Cheryl Honigford, musician Scott Ligon, cartoonist Heather McAdams, actress Tania Richard? and classic sounds from radio's golden age featuring Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra, Nichols and May and more!
Producer Harvey Moshman discusses a new documentary about Chicago's unique contribution to World War II
Meet the first family of Wistful Vista, along with their friends and neighbors--and a certain Hall Closet!
The career of the actor who went from movie heart-throb to radio's singing detective
Author Rob Elder discusses a new book about the Hemingway archives--and the famous writer's dealings with Hollywood!
The story of a legendary American wit and his struggles to become a radio star
The kindly old investigator who became one of radio's longest-running (and often parodied) detectives
Television historian Walter J. Podrazik talks about how the success of radio affected the evolution of television
From Betty Rubble to Gracie Allen's neighbor to Jack Benny's operator, we celebrate one of radios most versatile actresses
A look at the remarkable career of radio's clown prince and his many marvelous characters!
Meet the many voices of radio's original man of mystery
Meet the group dedicated to preserving and showing old and unusual films as they were meant to be seen--on film!
A look at the wonderful life and radio career of a legendary American actor
Author Martin Grams discusses the radio show "where the elite meet to eat" and what's involved in writing about radio
A salute to the man who walked by night--from radio to movies--and the most unusual mystery series of the Golden Age
